This is the deepest cut I,
Think I have ever felt,
These are the things I think but I will never tell.
I'm trying to walk these bridges,
Burning beneath my feet,
Well I am an echo I am heard but never seen.

These are your hearts,
Like bombs they're coming down,
They're falling on me now.
And this my last try,
Got one thing left to prove,
There's a bomber in me too.

This is a mirror image,
Of everything I'm not,
Always reflecting what I've learned but was not taught.
If I could make things different,
If I could press restart,
Then I would hold back every breath that went too far.

These are your hearts,
Like bombs they're coming down,
They're falling on me now.
And this my last try,
Got one thing left to prove,

There's a bomber in me too.

Sometimes I feel like I am working in the dark,
Collecting names collecting all the mending hearts.
And if your one that I have missed along the way,
Then I'm rehearsing all the things I'd like to say.
This isn't easy for me,
This isn't easy.

These are your hearts,
Like bombs they're coming down,
They're falling on me now.
And this my last try,
Got one thing left to prove,
There's a bomber in me too.

These are your hearts,
Like bombs they're coming down ,
They're falling on me now.
And this my last try,
Got one thing left to prove,
There's a bomber in me too.


Lyrics submitted by beckahYC, edited by YC21, Skoobasteve24

Bombers Lyrics as written by Ryan Michael Mendez William Ryan Key

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    i think this song is about how yellowcard always tries to write meaningful songs that their fans can relate their problems to. the problem is that everybody has a heavy heart for a different reason and they can't write an individual song for all of them, and the effort to do so has become overwhelming.

    the bombs are other people's problems that the band has heard of, but they have their own problems to worry about, hence, "there is a bomber in me too."

    i don't know it's just an idea, but the last verse especially makes sense if you think of it this way.

    wommanequinon November 13, 2008   Link
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    i've heard the 30 second demo they put on they're myspace was the intro to this song, is it true?

    PaperCloudyWallson July 20, 2007   Link
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    This song is definitely badass, but their best album? That's doubtful...

    Swatch27on July 21, 2007   Link
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    yeha this song is real .. you can buy it form ITUNES "Bombers" is a mataphor for heartbreakers

    beckahYCon July 27, 2007   Link
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    "There's a bomber in me too"

    i LOVE this song!!!!! and how he's saying like, even though someone broke his heart, he isnt going to just take it... "there's a bomber in me too" =D

    hplo2PWNZon August 02, 2007   Link
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    AMAZING song. although these lyrics are pretty screwed up. either way, it's been really helpful lately...fits perfectly to the situation i'm in. a friend asked me for an honest opinion, which i didn't want to give at first (these are the things i think but i will never tell). i was finally persuaded into honesty; apparently it was not the right thing to say (if i could press restart, then i would hold back every breath that went too far). now they won't talk to me (this is the deepest cut i think i have ever felt). and the fact that they are, at heart, so mad at me; their heart becomes like a bomb (these are your hearts...etc). so yes....i'm pretty much breathing to this song right now

    startsomethin101on August 31, 2007   Link
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    Awesome song. One of my favourite on the new album.. though in my opinion the whole new album was awesome. =) Keep the good music coming yellocard!

    NeonFlameon September 06, 2007   Link
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    Though I think some typoes up there.. "Like bombs there coming down?" there should be they're... and there's some other stuff that doesn't sound right..

    NeonFlameon September 06, 2007   Link
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    I own the album but it wasnt on it... this song is so fucking good; itd even work as a single ffs =)

    HurricaneGERon November 15, 2007   Link
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    I think theres same mistakes, correct me if I am wrong..... "I am an echo I am hurt but never seen" should be "I am an echo I am HEARD but never seen" and where it says "Collecting leafs collecting all abandoned hearts" i think its "Collecting NAMES collecting all abandoned hearts"

    js9594on May 20, 2008   Link

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