Secondhand Serenade

Master Four - It's not the end

Well, if you're referring to what's the highest note that John Vesely SINGS, then it depends on the version, but in A Twist In My Story I think that the highest note he hits is a C sharp? Which is incredibly high for a guy.

try the punk goes acoustic albums 1&2 they are amazing :)

Fall For You was a hit single off of Secondhand Serenade's second album, A Twist in my Story. The album was released in 2008.

"Hate This Song" is about a song that reminds John Vesely ( the singer of Secondhand Serenade) of a girl that isn't with him anymore.

It means that there is something more.

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The lead singer becoming a father for the first time and how the baby will effect him

That's a very funny question. That would actually be a weird title for a secondhand serenade song, so I guess my answer is "no". After all, I know all of Secondhand Serenade's songs, even the covered ones.

Miley Cyrus/Hannah Montanna sings a song called Hoedown Throwdown.

"Awake" by Secondhand Serenade explores themes of heartbreak, longing, and emotional vulnerability. The song reflects the pain of unrequited love and the struggle to move on from someone who still holds significant emotional weight. The lyrics convey a sense of feeling lost and yearning for connection, highlighting the complexities of love and the difficulty of letting go. Overall, it's a poignant expression of the turmoil that often accompanies deep emotional attachments.

Their band is made up of christian disciples as they grew up in evangelistic homes, however, they are not a pronounced christian band, just like the fray, one republic, u2, owl city, mute math, anberlin, paramore and others