See the video for 'Sometimes,' by the late Linkin Park singer Chester Bennington's first band, Grey Daze
was 18, he wrote the lyrics to “Sometimes,” a soulful, song about longing for better days, for his grungy first band Grey Daze.
A new video for the tune starts with a recording of a woman calling Bennington, saying she’s going through a hard time. The clip proceeds to show Bennington’s lyrics comforting her. “Maybe things will get better, maybe things will look brighter,” he screams in the chorus. And over moody strumming, he offers, “Sometimes people surprise you.”, he had reconnected with his former bandmates and had concocted a plan to re-record the group’s hard-to-find back catalogue.
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