This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
Hush, don't speak a word about the dreams that I live for.
It hurts to reach you when I'm down,
Don't speak again; I'm still waiting for my turn
It hurts to reach you when I'm down
My dreams are growing into
Frustrations when I hear your voice
(Feeding me till I'm choking)
(Feeding me till I'm choking)
My ears are ringing louder
Repeating words that bring me down
(Ringing, my ears are bleeding)
(Ringing, my ears are bleeding)
So hold your breath and spare me
The pointless conversation, I'm running out of patience
Don't blame me for trying to (reach)
Hush don't speak a word about the dreams that I live for
It hurts to reach you when I'm down
Don't speak again; I'm still waiting for my turn
It hurts to reach you when I'm down
As you are moving forward
I feel as if I can't catch up
(Trying so hard to reach you)
(Trying so hard to reach you)
I'm stuck here at the bottom
You're too high up to come back down
(Trying so hard to reach you)
(Trying so hard to reach you)
So hold your breath and spare me
(The pointless conversation, I'm running out of patience)
Don't blame me for trying to (reach)
Hush don't speak a word about the dreams that I live for
It hurts to reach you when I'm down
Don't speak again; I'm still waiting for my turn
It hurts to reach you when I'm down
Silence your harsh words my dear
My ears are ringing of this
I can't stop thinking of it
(I try to reach you but I fall)
Silence your harsh words my dear
My ears are ringing of this
I can't stop thinking of it
Silence your harsh words my dear
My ears are ringing of this
I can't stop thinking of it
Hush don't speak a word about the dreams that I live for
It hurts to reach you when I'm (down)
Don't speak again; I'm still waiting for my turn
It hurts to reach you when I'm (down)
It hurts to reach you when I'm down,
Don't speak again; I'm still waiting for my turn
It hurts to reach you when I'm down
My dreams are growing into
Frustrations when I hear your voice
(Feeding me till I'm choking)
(Feeding me till I'm choking)
My ears are ringing louder
Repeating words that bring me down
(Ringing, my ears are bleeding)
(Ringing, my ears are bleeding)
So hold your breath and spare me
The pointless conversation, I'm running out of patience
Don't blame me for trying to (reach)
Hush don't speak a word about the dreams that I live for
It hurts to reach you when I'm down
Don't speak again; I'm still waiting for my turn
It hurts to reach you when I'm down
As you are moving forward
I feel as if I can't catch up
(Trying so hard to reach you)
(Trying so hard to reach you)
I'm stuck here at the bottom
You're too high up to come back down
(Trying so hard to reach you)
(Trying so hard to reach you)
So hold your breath and spare me
(The pointless conversation, I'm running out of patience)
Don't blame me for trying to (reach)
Hush don't speak a word about the dreams that I live for
It hurts to reach you when I'm down
Don't speak again; I'm still waiting for my turn
It hurts to reach you when I'm down
Silence your harsh words my dear
My ears are ringing of this
I can't stop thinking of it
(I try to reach you but I fall)
Silence your harsh words my dear
My ears are ringing of this
I can't stop thinking of it
Silence your harsh words my dear
My ears are ringing of this
I can't stop thinking of it
Hush don't speak a word about the dreams that I live for
It hurts to reach you when I'm (down)
Don't speak again; I'm still waiting for my turn
It hurts to reach you when I'm (down)
Lyrics submitted by peace_love_empathy
Reach Lyrics as written by Gloria M. Estefan Diane Eve Warren
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Royalty Network, Realsongs, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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And I can't believe no one commented on this yet :( It's such a lovely song!
I think this song is about how people don't listen...and for the people who's just trying to help you, they just won't let you. Once someone tries to help you [reach you] you push them away, make excuses (Don't speak again, I'm still waiting for my turn; and The pointless conversation, I'm running out of patience)
Just my opinions.
i completely agree. It's an amazing song.
Corrected the lyrics a bit, to how they actually sing it:
Hush don't speak a word about the dreams that I live for It hurts to reach you when I'm down Don't speak again, I'm still waiting for my turn It hurts to reach you when I'm down
My dreams are growing into Frustrations when I hear your voice (Feeding me 'til I'm choking, feeding me 'til I'm choking) My ears are ringing louder Repeating words that bring me down (Ringing, my ears are bleeding, ringing, my ears are bleeding)
So hold your breath and spare me The pointless conversation, I'm running out of patience Don't blame me for trying to-
Hush don't speak a word about the dreams that I live for It hurts to reach you when I'm down Don't speak again, I'm still waiting for my turn It hurts to reach you when I'm down
As you are moving forward I feel as if I can't catch up (Trying so hard to reach you, trying so hard to reach you) I'm stuck here at the bottom You're too high up to come back down (Trying so hard to reach you, trying so hard to reach you)
So hold your breath and spare me The pointless conversation, I'm running out of patience Don't blame me for trying to-
Hush don't speak a word about the dreams that I live for It hurts to reach you when I'm down Don't speak again, I'm still waiting for my turn It hurts to reach you when I'm down
Silence your harsh words my dear My ears are ringing of this I can't stop thinking of it (I try to reach you but I fall)
Hush don't speak a word about the dreams that I live for It hurts to reach you when I'm down Don't speak again, I'm still waiting for my turn It hurts to reach you when I'm down
This is amazing, I can't wait for their new album. I agree with justgottakill, congrats for commenting on an awesome band!
yeah theyre great! its like paramore without being all soft and boring! haha :P
a hell of a lot better! the two voices (guy and girl) blend really well
for me, this song is about someone who has a dream but her partner doesn't being supportive to her.
and 'it hurts to reach you when i'm down' means that when she's stressed or messed up, her partner is not always around to comfort her. thats why she prefer for him to be silent than being unsupportive.
they're rock better than paramore! duh! haha.
yeah exactly<br /> u took the words right out of my mouth <br /> or scince were typing the letters right out of my keyboard lol<br />
well i kinda think the same thing as justgottakill
and also it could be a relationship and they dont agree on certain things and he/she is frustrating them and they just dont want them to talk
i dont rly know haha
and i love paramore :[ geez meanies!! ha but eyes set to kill are pretty B.A :D
they remind me more of flyleaf then parmore. lol. but i love them all. =]
Alexia Rodriquez is an amazing singer (:
i love this song cuz, its related to my break up .. okay, i wont story any drama here..
but, he has spoken few harsh words to me that really emotionally slapped me. so, hush! don't speak a word.. haha..
this song is really cool.. and yeah, alexia's voice is awesome.. i dont like paramore.. pleaseee..
i think this song is about shaving pubic hair
WTF?
pppffftt hahahaha wat?<br /> u have sum imagination buddy