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'''''Yeah Right''''' is the fourth track and fourth single from [[Evanescence]]'s upcoming fifth studio album, ''[[The Bitter Truth]]''. The title was registered on BMI repertoire in late June 2020.<ref name="bmi" /> It was released on December 4, 2020 as a single, along with the album's pre-order. | '''''Yeah Right''''' is the fourth track and fourth single from [[Evanescence]]'s upcoming fifth studio album, ''[[The Bitter Truth]]''. The title was registered on BMI repertoire in late June 2020.<ref name="bmi" /> It was released on December 4, 2020 as a single, along with the album's pre-order. | ||
In a post from the band, Amy explained that the song was first written in 2010 with [[Will "Science" Hunt]] for the [[Evanescence (album)|self-titled album]] before being reworked for ''The Bitter Truth'': | |||
{{quote|Yeah right was a song I started 10 years ago with our good friend Will B. Hunt (the other one! Synthesis/DTM etc). After our self titled album went in a different direction and this song was set aside, I made a promise to myself that I wasn’t going to give up on it. I knew it was worth fighting for. Perspectives shifted, lyrics got a new twist, the stars aligned and it finally clicked into place for us as a band on this record. I couldn’t have imagined it like this back then, and I’m so glad we waited for it to become what it is now. I’m so proud! Thank you Will, thank you to my ferocious band for bringing the fire and to Nick Raskulinecz for pushing us to a whole new level. | |||
Happy release day!<ref>https://www.instagram.com/p/CIZAGsxnywH/</ref>}} | |||
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General Information
Written by: A. Lee and W. Hunt
Yeah Right is the fourth track and fourth single from Evanescence's upcoming fifth studio album, The Bitter Truth. The title was registered on BMI repertoire in late June 2020.[1] It was released on December 4, 2020 as a single, along with the album's pre-order.
In a post from the band, Amy explained that the song was first written in 2010 with Will "Science" Hunt for the self-titled album before being reworked for The Bitter Truth:
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Yeah right was a song I started 10 years ago with our good friend Will B. Hunt (the other one! Synthesis/DTM etc). After our self titled album went in a different direction and this song was set aside, I made a promise to myself that I wasn’t going to give up on it. I knew it was worth fighting for. Perspectives shifted, lyrics got a new twist, the stars aligned and it finally clicked into place for us as a band on this record. I couldn’t have imagined it like this back then, and I’m so glad we waited for it to become what it is now. I’m so proud! Thank you Will, thank you to my ferocious band for bringing the fire and to Nick Raskulinecz for pushing us to a whole new level.
Happy release day![2] |
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Studio version
Yeah Right
- Recording date: January - February 2020
- Status: Released
- Released On: The Bitter Truth (Track #4)
- Length: 3:32
Lyrics
I’m the widow
On the tip tippy toppy of the highest high of low
And I’m the shadow
of the first little flower on the brightest patch of snow
Happiness can be hard to find
I’m so slap silly happy everybody wants to take mine
Yeah right
That sounds nice
Everything we ever wanted and more
Someday we’ll get paid
More than it was worth to sell our souls
Yeah right
Yeah I’m a rock star
I’m a queen resurrected just as messed up as before
twist the knife hard
just makes it easier to tell you I don’t need you anymore
Life’s a game, till you lose- then what?
I’m reaching a new level of not giving a fuck
Yeah right
That sounds nice
Everything we ever wanted and more
Someday we’ll get paid more than it was worth to sell our souls
Tell me how is the real world treating you?
Is that my fault too?
My one mistake was giving more and more and more
Yeah right
Baby that sounds nice
Everything we ever wanted and more
Someday we’ll get paid
More than it was worth to sell our souls, sell our souls
Yeah right
That sounds nice
More than it was worth to sell our souls…
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