You know you're too young for your age
I feel kind of sorry for you
'Cause it's such a shame
You won't be laughing when I'm dead

Under stairs and no one cares I'm dead
And that is where I'll wait for you

Nothing here has changed
Maybe you should go and find
Someone else to blame
'Cause you are gonna be sorry when I'm dead

Under stairs and no one cares I'm dead
And that is where I'll wait for you


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    "You know you're too young for your age I feel kind of sorry for you 'Cause it's such a shame You won't be laughing when I'm dead"

    Like Blinko said, the first line says that they are immature. The next few lines say that they won't be as happy, laughing about her when she dies.

    "Under stairs and no one cares I'm dead And that is where I'll wait for you"

    She's waiting under the stairs for the person that led her to her suicide, and believes no one else to care.

    "Nothing here has changed Maybe you should go and find Someone else to blame 'Cause you are gonna be sorry when I'm dead"

    These lines are saying, suicide has crossed my mind and now you really need to back off because you're gonna feel sorry that you caused me to kill myself.

    "Under stairs and no one cares I'm dead And that is where I'll wait for you"

    I agree about what shampoosuicide said. It might be about bullying and she can't take the torment anymore.

    You know you're too young for your age

    xoxo alex

    xXl0velyl0v3rxXon December 15, 2005   Link

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