2:45 AM
2:45 AM

Elliott Smith - 2:45 AM Lyrics

Rock
Feb 25, 1997
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2:45 AM Music Video

2:45 AM Lyrics

You're going out sleepwalking
Where mute memories start talking
The boss that couldn't help but hurt you
And the pretty thing you made desert you
I'm going out like a baby
A naive, unsatisfiable baby
Grabbin' onto whatever's around
For the soaring high or the crushing down

With hidden cracks that don't show
But that constantly just grow

I'm lookin' for the man that attacked me
While everybody was laughin' at me
You beat it in me, that part of you
But I'm gonna split us back in two

Tired of livin' in a cloud
If you're gonna say shit now, you'll do it out loud

It's 2:45 in the morning
And I'm putting myself on warning
For waking up in an unknown place
With a recollection you half-erased

Lookin' for somebody's arms
To wave away past harms

walking out on center circle
The both of you can just fade to black
I'm walking out on center circle
Been pushed away and I'll never go back

Writer(s): Steven Paul Smith
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Who wrote the song '2:45 AM'?

    '2:45 AM' was written by Steven Paul Smith, better known as Elliott Smith.

  2. What instruments does Elliott Smith play in '2:45 AM'?

    Although specific instrumentation for '2:45 AM' isn't detailed, Elliott Smith's primary instrument was the guitar, and he also played piano, clarinet, bass guitar, drums, and harmonica.

  3. What album features the song '2:45 AM'?

    '2:45 AM' is part of Elliott Smith's posthumously released album, 'From a Basement on the Hill,' which came out in 2004.

  4. Was Elliott Smith struggling with any personal issues during the creation of '2:45 AM'?

    Yes, Elliott Smith was dealing with heavy drinking, drug use, and mental health issues, including ADHD and depression, all of which significantly influenced his life and music.

  5. How does Elliott Smith's vocal style in '2:45 AM' compare to his typical vocal delivery?

    Elliott Smith is known for his 'whispery, spiderweb-thin delivery.' While the specifics of '2:45 AM' aren't detailed, it likely features his characteristic soft, multi-tracked vocal harmonies.

  6. Did Elliott Smith record '2:45 AM' on his own?

    Elliott Smith often recorded alone, handling most, if not all, the instrumentation. For 'From a Basement on the Hill,' he worked mostly by himself and with some contributions from others.

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