This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Building trust on pulling teeth again
Guess she knew that good guys never win
Something's broke in me, take this fucking feeling
I can't stand to lose this
Thought I'd never fall
Thought this boy could take them all
I was wrong, so wrong
Now I'm guess I'm too far out of her world
Radio song girl
She'll never stumble into my world
Radio song girl
It's your world, you're cruel
Waltzing downward,tripping on your words trying to tell her that she's won the rest of you.
Gone down, in defeat
Take this fuckin' feeling
I can't stand to lose this
Thought I'd never fall
Thought this boy could take them all
I was wrong, so wrong
Now I'm guess I'm too far out of her world
Radio song girl
She'll never stumble into my world
Radio song girl
Guess she knew that good guys never win
Something's broke in me, take this fucking feeling
I can't stand to lose this
Thought I'd never fall
Thought this boy could take them all
I was wrong, so wrong
Now I'm guess I'm too far out of her world
Radio song girl
She'll never stumble into my world
Radio song girl
It's your world, you're cruel
Waltzing downward,tripping on your words trying to tell her that she's won the rest of you.
Gone down, in defeat
Take this fuckin' feeling
I can't stand to lose this
Thought I'd never fall
Thought this boy could take them all
I was wrong, so wrong
Now I'm guess I'm too far out of her world
Radio song girl
She'll never stumble into my world
Radio song girl
Lyrics submitted by Wasp
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these lyrics are weird what is a radio song girl? o well this isnt the yellowcard that i idolize its the one that was once compared to limp bizkit. and i doubt that i am the only one who isnt glad that Ryan Key joined YC and changed it all for the better. xoxo
Yellowcarded - You should be shot and banned from this site. You clearly don't even know who Yellowcard is. They change style occasionally, and this song is from one of their several older albums "One For the Kids". You worship the Ocean Avenue phase, which in my opinion, wasn't the best. Their new album is labeling them more rock, as their oldest albums were their truest of "punk".
Hmmm, I pity thee.
I forgot to add:
A "Radio song girl" isn't a real girl. It most likely fits with their redunant theme of moving to LA to become famous, then getting homesick and realizing it wasn't as great as they had imagined.
Ryan sings it as if he's being "tempted" to reach through the radio, and get to LA as if it's a kingdom and Radio Song Girl is the princess of that kingdom.
I forgot to add:
A "Radio song girl" isn't a real girl. It most likely fits with their redunant theme of moving to LA to become famous, then getting homesick and realizing it wasn't as great as they had imagined.
Ryan sings it as if he's being "tempted" to reach through the radio, and get to LA as if it's a kingdom and Radio Song Girl is the princess of that kingdom.
Yellowcarded - You should be shot and banned from this site. You clearly don't even know who Yellowcard is. They change style occasionally, and this song is from one of their several older albums "One For the Kids". You worship the Ocean Avenue phase, which in my opinion, wasn't the best. Their new album is labeling them more rock, as their oldest albums were their truest of "punk".
Hmmm, I pity thee.
antimyopia, you are clearly retarded. this song was on the Still Standing EP, not One For The Kids. So stop telling ppl they should be banned from the site cuz neither of you now what your talking about.
this is SO not one for the kids. one for the kids was supposed to be "one for the kids" to listen to, and this is not that. the chorus drops the F-Bomb!