The Lines You Amend

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“The Lines You Amend”
Single by Sloan from the album One Chord to Another
Format	CD single 7"
Genre	Rock
Label	murderecords
Writer(s)	Jay Ferguson, Sloan
Sloan singles chronology
"The Good in Everyone" 1996 "The Lines You Amend" 1996 "Money City Maniacs" 1998

The Lines You Amend is the third single released by Sloan from the album One Chord to Another.

The concept of the song is about convincing a person that it isn't a smart idea to kill yourself.

v • d • e Sloan Jay Ferguson | Chris Murphy | Patrick Pentland | Andrew Scott EPs Peppermint EP Studio Albums Smeared | Twice Removed | One Chord to Another | Navy Blues | Between the Bridges | Pretty Together | Action Pact | Never Hear the End of It | Parallel Play Live Albums Recorded Live at a Sloan Party | 4 Nights at the Palais Royale Compilations A Sides Win: Singles 1992-2005 Singles "Underwhelmed" | "500 Up" | "Coax Me" | "People of the Sky" | "The Good in Everyone" | "Everything You've Done Wrong" | "The Lines You Amend" | "Money City Maniacs" | "She Says What She Means" | "Losing California" | "Friendship" | "If It Feels Good Do It" | "The Other Man" | "The Rest of My Life" | "All Used Up" | "Who Taught You to Live Like That?" | "Ill Placed Trust" | "I've Gotta Try" | "Believe in Me" Videography Keepin' the Tour Alive Label(s) Yep Roc Records | Murderecords | Sony BMG