Every Time I Die - Glitches Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What inspired the lyrics of 'Glitches' by Every Time I Die?

   The lyrics of 'Glitches' were inspired by Keith Buckley's reaction to the terrorist attack in Paris. He realized how unprepared he was to handle such a tragedy, despite his training in Transcendental Meditation. This event led him to confront his old self and the realization that no system can fully prepare one for unexpected disruptions or anomalies.

2. Who are the writers of the song 'Glitches'?

   'Glitches' was written by members of Every Time I Die: Jordan Taylor Buckley, Michael Keith Buckley, Daniel Travis Davison, Stephen E. Micciche, and John Andrew Williams.

3. How does 'Glitches' fit into the album 'Low Teens' thematically?

   'Glitches,' as part of the album 'Low Teens,' reflects themes of personal turmoil and existential crises which align with the overall tone of the album. The song delves into emotional instability and self-reflection triggered by external events, mirroring the introspective and often chaotic nature found throughout the album.

4. What does Keith Buckley mean when he mentions being both mindful but gutless in 'Glitches'?

   In 'Glitches,' Keith Buckley uses the phrase 'mindful but gutless' to express a state of awareness without action. Despite being conscious of his feelings and surroundings during a crisis, he feels powerless or too fearful to act on this awareness, highlighting a conflict between understanding one's situation and being able to change it.