
✍🏻 LYRICS \u0026 COMPOSITION BY EME LATINA (2026) 🎸 UPLOAD BY DAYWALKER (2026) 🔗 https://suno.com/song/91c7785f-6e38-42dd-8572-5618b936e2d9 ➕ Follow for more @ https://suno.com/@daywalkerirl ------------ ABOUT: ------------ The song is about feeling disconnected from your own life, going thru the motions while feeling like someone else is behind the wheel. The song captures that repetition of routine, lost identity, and the abrupt realization that time keeps moving forward whether you’re fully present or not. The departing train becomes the metaphor for a missed life you stopped living and became only a passenger in. Maybe you've felt like this before... ------------ LYRICS: ------------ [intro - instrumental] [Verse 1] I wake up late inside my day Feels like I've done this before I move my mouth, but what I say Feels like I've said this before [pre-chorus] Who (oo) is living my life? Who (oo) is living my life? (Because it ain't me) (Because it ain't me) [Chorus] I want back in Knock knock I'm just the passenger Of this ride I'm in I want back in I want back in Yeah, I'm just the passenger Of this ride I'm in [Verse 2] If I met me on the street I don’t know what I’d say: “Sorry, life took a different turn... and I got lost along the way" [Bridge] I watch my life move along like a passing train that I'm always late to One day it started down those tracks... and it never, ever stopped [Pre-Chorus] (Knock knock) Who (oo) is living my life? (Because it ain't me) Who (oo) is living my life? (Because it ain't me) [Reprised Chorus] I'm just the passenger Of this ride I'm in Yeah, I'm just the passenger Of this ride I'm in (Knock knock (knock knock knock)) I want back in! [guitar solo - breakdown] let me in, let me in let me in, let me in [Outro] (Knock knock (knock knock knock)) Feels like I've done this before (Knock knock (knock knock knock)) Feels like I've said this before Who (oo) is living my life? (Because it ain't me) I'm just the passenger of this ride I'm in... (Knock knock (knock knock)) One day it started on those tracks... And it never, ever stopped