Three Days Grace Quotes
Three Days Grace Song Quotes
"What do I need, tell me what does it mean
Am I living or dying the dream?"
-Three Days Grace
from I Am The Weapon (2022)
"Called to say hello
Your voice always takes the pain away
The thought is unimaginable
That I saw you for the last time and didn't know"
-Three Days Grace
from Lifetime (2022)
"You were the one that I wasn't supposed to lose
I thought I'd have you for my lifetime
Have you for a lifetime"
-Three Days Grace
from Lifetime (2022)
"Feels like I'm livin' in a world whеre everybody's all for nonе
And none for all"
-Three Days Grace
from So Called Life (2021)
"Well, you said that we would still be friends
But I admit that I was glad it was over"
-Three Days Grace
from Somebody That I Used to Know (2020)
"I put my head down keep running away from it
Anywhere I'm going can't be worse than this"
-Three Days Grace
from Right Left Wrong (2018)
"They won't understand us anyway, no
You and I are on a different wave
So, doesn't even matter what they say"
-Three Days Grace
from Infra-Red (2018)
"Every time I think I'm over it
I wake up in the bottom of it all again
I'm still survivin', keep climbin'
Keep climbin' the mountain"
-Three Days Grace
from The Mountain (2018)
"I was right beside you
When you went to hell and back again"
-Three Days Grace
from Fallen Angel (2015)
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Three Days Grace is a Canadian rock band formed in Norwood, Ontario, Canada in 1992, originally
under the name Groundswell.
After a breakup in late 1995, the band regrouped in 1997 under its current name.
At the start of 2013, Three Days Grace announced that lead singer Adam Gontier was resigning from the band because of a "non-life threatening" health issue. Adam Gontier was replaced by My Darkest Days singer Matt Walst shortly thereafter, who was not confirmed as an official member until March 28, 2014.-Wikipedia
Also Known As: Groundswell (1992-1995)At the start of 2013, Three Days Grace announced that lead singer Adam Gontier was resigning from the band because of a "non-life threatening" health issue. Adam Gontier was replaced by My Darkest Days singer Matt Walst shortly thereafter, who was not confirmed as an official member until March 28, 2014.
Members:
Brad Walst -
bass, occasional backing vocals
(1997-present)
Neil Sanderson -
drums, percussion, keyboards, backing vocals (1997-present)
Barry Stock -
lead guitar (2003-present)
Matt Walst -
lead vocals, rhythm guitar (2013-present)
From: Norwood, Ontario, Canada
Genre(s): Hard rock, alternative metal, post-grunge
Active From: 1997-present
Associated Acts: My Darkest Days
Did You Know:
You can find their songs in many video game soundtracks including WWE SmackDown vs. Raw and NASCAR Thunder .
Quotes:
We grew up 2 hours outside Toronto in a small town of 1500 people. Basically we were buddies before we formed the band and we used to hang around at high school. One day I just told Brad, our bass player, to try playing the bass, he'd never played an instrument before, and we formed a band from that moment.
-Adam Gontier
We're all about writing good songs and not necessary about trying to stick to one sound or whatever. All the guys in the band are influenced by lots of different things. Like I grew up listening to the Beatles and Joni Mitchell whereas the other guys in the band were into Led Zeppelin and Sabbath. We have a whole heap of different influences that come out when we write. I guess on the record those influences all come together and make this solid record of good songs.
-Adam Gontier
Well, in big cities you don't get to hear most of the things that go on. The public knowledge is often controlled by whomever it's about. But in a small town the hearsay travels quickly. You get a clear picture of what someone's all about. You see most aspects of their lives.
-Neil Sanderson
We're always writing, but we're concentrating on just performing right now. We're thinking about which song should be the next single.
Neil Sanderson
We go up onstage and it's full on. It's like we own the stage. We give it full on. So when we come off the stage we feel relieved and pretty chilled.
-Neil Sanderson