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On November 4, 2013, the WatZatSong user morback uploaded a mysterious song, recorded from Minsk radio in 2010.
On November 4, 2013, the WatZatSong user morback uploaded a mysterious song, recorded from Minsk radio in 2010.


The WatZatSong post only began receiving considerable attention in early 2023, when the first non-deleted comments were posted. Due to the heavy accent of the singer, nearly every single word of the song is highly debated upon. This made the search especially difficult.
The WatZatSong post only began receiving considerable attention in early 2023, when the first non-deleted comments were posted. Due to the heavy accent of the singer, nearly every single word of the song was highly debated upon. This made the search especially difficult.


The OP of Waste My Time, morback, claims the song abruptly stopped playing on radio in 2012, likely coordinated with a law promoting Belarusian music on radio stations. This means the song was likely not from Belarus. The song was widely thought to have originated from an Eastern European country, but Japan had also been theorized.
The OP of Waste My Time, morback, claimed the song abruptly stopped playing on radio in 2012, likely coordinated with a law promoting Belarusian music on radio stations. This means the song was likely not from Belarus. The song was widely thought to have originated from an Eastern European country, but Japan had also been theorized.


== Discovery ==
== Discovery ==

Revision as of 19:57, 24 May 2024

ⓘ This lostwave is classified as solved.

Avail
Alternative name(s) Waste My Time
Language English
Artist(s) The Burns
Genre Indie Rock
Length 2:55
Year 2009
Original poster morback
Search duration 2013 - 2024
File:WasteMyTime.mp3

Avail (previously known as Waste My Time) is a solved lostwave, posted by WatZatSong user morback on November 4, 2013, recorded from Minsk radio in 2010. The song is made by a Russian band called The Burns.

Background

On November 4, 2013, the WatZatSong user morback uploaded a mysterious song, recorded from Minsk radio in 2010.

The WatZatSong post only began receiving considerable attention in early 2023, when the first non-deleted comments were posted. Due to the heavy accent of the singer, nearly every single word of the song was highly debated upon. This made the search especially difficult.

The OP of Waste My Time, morback, claimed the song abruptly stopped playing on radio in 2012, likely coordinated with a law promoting Belarusian music on radio stations. This means the song was likely not from Belarus. The song was widely thought to have originated from an Eastern European country, but Japan had also been theorized.

Discovery

In May 21st 2024, the song was identified as The Burns - Avail by u/TZilantro_Slumber after the band he reached out to (Pompeya) confirmed the authors of the song.

Lyrics

Even though the song is identified, we still don't have official lyrics as of now.

The lyrics most commonly agreed upon are:

Loathing smile(s), drink while

Closed-eyed tryna picture us:

Running down, hand-in-hand

It’s too hard to live it up

Loving boy, it’s useless now

I don’t see why you’re at peace

Can’t see sign? Wake up

Aim the mirror for the sky

Crossing roads and empty streets

In hyperreallis

Hidden somewhere, hidden deep

You can never find it

Today, you’ll feel

How bad can it build

I’m so angered

Your heart is blind

I waste my time

Until it’s alright

You tried to find

Some world you’re mine

A lovely time, it’s alright

Write a letter, it’s touched you

Great it feels, not too hard

But if I leave, forget all this?

Show me Eden, cover up

But in the dark, you’ll be undressed

There is nothing truly there

The life goes on

Today, you’ll feel

How bad can it build

I’m so angered

Your heart is blind

I waste my time

Until it’s alright

You tried to find

Some world you’re mine

Today, you’ll feel

How bad can it build

I’m so angered

Your heart is blind

I waste my time

Until it’s alright

You tried to find

Something in my eyes!

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