You're talking shit
You're seen to download far
Inform you to salvage one
Before you make it up you see..
You're lying to impress
& thats why you fall
Like how can you talk about?
"no point in burning..."?

Collect call
Sent to
Meet you
Sent to
Skinning
Funning
Why?

Like how can you talk about?
"No point in burning heart and soul away"
I don't buy your breaking up
You're cutting up
Why?

If you don't want to see me out
Why do you call?

Like how can you talk about?
"No point in burning heart and soul away"
I don't buy your breaking up
You're cutting up
8 bit's the way
We're 50000 strong
All shouting out
Why..?


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    This song is amazing.. too bad the lyrics don't make all that much sense.

    spikdboyon August 29, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    Dont know what to make of it I Think its more famous becuase of the sabrepulse remix though ^o^

    MikeyMikeyMikeyon February 12, 2008   Link
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    I think the song is about a guy and a girl who just broke up and all she's done is "talk shit". She then tells everyone things that didn't happen, "lying to impress" which is why she "falls" in his eyes. But he doesn't care, because it's a "collect call", which could mean she's always just made things harder for him. He doesn't want to hear it anymore, so he just lets her go.

    She tells him there's "no point in burning heart and soul away", meaning she's SAYING they should still be friends, but at the same time she's doing the opposite ("Like how can you talk about"). Which leads to him not "buying" her reason for "breaking up".

    So he asks her why she acts one way then the other, thinking she still likes him ("If you don't want to see me out, why do you call?").

    The last verse seems to be him letting go of her, and stating that there are other's like him (referencing the 8-bit music lovers) still not getting the original reason of why she did all this in the first place, "all shouting why?".

    I'm probably wrong as hell, but in general it feels like a breakup song.

    The Last Lizardon December 29, 2008   Link
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    It sound more like: You're talking shit, You don't see it's all over Inform you to salvage one, Before you make it up, you see You lying to impress him, that's why you fall

    Like, how can you talk about No point in burning?

    Collect call, sent to meet you Sent to skin him, falling, How?

    Like, how can you talk about No point in burning heart and soul away? How 'bout you breaking up? You're cutting out, How?

    Collect call, sent to meet you Sent to skin him, falling, How?

    If you don't want to see me hurt, why do you call?

    Like, how can you talk about No point in burning heart and soul away? How 'bout you breaking up? You're cutting out, How?

    8-bit's the way We're fifty-thousand strong, all shouting out, How?

    Too bad it's not more sensical.

    @Lamstar, Some people copy lyrics from other sites, so it'd make sense that'd they all say the same thing.

    OneTimeForAllon March 27, 2011   Link
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    I dated the guy that wrote it and erm had an encounter with the guy that remixed it... I could ask them

    Atupiadamnon June 29, 2017   Link

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