Puddle of Mudd

Lyrics

5 ContributorsRadiate LyricsIt's the saddest sight, how you are tonight
I'm pushing through just to make you melt away
Are you all alone? Is someone home?
Is there nothing left for us to take?
Cause if you believe, we can surely find a way
What more can I say?

Does it radiate?
Does it break your heart in two?
Does it take you down when you don't know where you're running to?
Does it save your faith?
Does it ever go that far?
What else is it for?

We can run away, leave the world behind
The human race and this imaginary grace (I can see us breaking)
Is there something more?
We won't know till we try
The future's open wide

Does it radiate?
Does it break your heart in two?
Does it take you down when you don't know where you're running to?
Does it save your faith?
Does it ever go that far?
What else is it for?
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Just about lost inside your maze
We can let it go and take a chance today
Are we better off on our own?
Nobody to tell us what we've got and what we don't

Does it radiate?
Yeah it does for me
I can take you down
It will knock you over to your knees
Let it save your faith
We can let it go that far, what else is it for?

Twisted bent turned around
Just about lost inside your mazeEmbed

If you are looking for an infusion of energy for your playlist, look no further than “Radiate” by Puddle of Mudd. This song combines the band’s signature raucousness with a revitalizing beat that will have you feeling invigorated and ready to tackle whatever comes your way.

About Radiate

“Radiate” is a powerhouse track from the iconic American rock band Puddle of Mudd. Led by lead singer Wes Scantlin, Puddle of Mudd has been a mainstay of the hard rock scene since the late nineties, with hits like “Blurry” and “She Hates Me” becoming ubiquitous on rock radio.

“Radiate” is the latest offering from the band’s extensive catalog, and it is sure to please longtime fans and newcomers alike. The song opens with a driving guitar riff that sets the stage for Scantlin’s impassioned vocals. From there, the song only gets more intense, with pounding drums and a soaring chorus that will have you nodding your head in time to the beat.

As with many of Puddle of Mudd’s songs, “Radiate” features lyrics that are both emotive and introspective. Scantlin sings of a desire to break free from the struggles and stressors of life, and to find a way to shine your own light in the world. This is a message that is sure to resonate with listeners of all ages and backgrounds, as we all face our own challenges and search for meaning and purpose in life.

One of the things that sets “Radiate” apart from other hard rock songs in its class is its sheer catchiness. While it is undoubtedly a heavy and aggressive track, there is an undeniable pop sensibility to the melody and structure of the song that makes it impossible to resist. This is the kind of song that you will find yourself humming along to hours after you have listened to it.

And yet, while it is a highly accessible track, “Radiate” never loses sight of its roots in hard rock. The production is crisp and polished, with every instrument and vocal track coming through with clarity and precision. This is a song that demands to be played at maximum volume, so that the listener can fully immerse themselves in its power and intensity.

All in all, “Radiate” is an exceptional track from one of the most important bands in the history of hard rock. It showcases all of the qualities that have made Puddle of Mudd a fan favorite over the past 20+ years, while also pushing the band’s sound in exciting new directions. If you are a fan of hard rock, or simply crave music that is both invigorating and thought-provoking, be sure to give “Radiate” a listen.

• Release Date: October 9, 2007
• Artist: Puddle of Mudd