| Rihanna – Take a Bow Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| I like Rihanna but I'm not a big fan of this. The song is ok, but the whole theme seems lifted from the Best Deceptions by Dashboard Confessional, which is far more poetic. | |
| Rihanna – Take a Bow Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| I like most of Rihanna's stuff, but I'm not a big fan of this. The song is ok, but the whole theme of it seems to be lifted from "the Best Deceptions" by Dashboard Confessional which is far more poetic. | |
| Brand New – Seventy Times 7 Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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The song is nothing to do with Adam Lazarra, it's Jesse Lacey and John Nolan, who have now made up, Jesse performed No I In Team with TBS, and Straylight Run (John's new band) have both supported Brand New and covered Play Crack the Sky Here is the explanation of what happened: Seventy Times Seven was written about a falling out between best friends. Lead singer Jesse Lacey had been best friends with then Taking Back Sunday guitarist/singer John Nolan (who has left the band) since grade school. Lacey's girlfriend at the time cheated on him with Nolan. John called Jesse, and the last words that Jesse spoke to him were, "You're as subtle as a brick on the small of my back so lets end this call and end this conversation" and hung up. That was the last time they spoke and then years later Brand New added it as lyrics to their song "Seventy Times 7" which is about what happened and his feelings toward Nolan. Taking Back Sunday then came out with the song "There's No 'I' In Team," which expresses John's side of the story. In "There's No 'I' In Team," he says, "What I can't regret, can't you just forget it?" which shows how he wants to get past was happened between them |
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