In regards to the meaning of this song:
Before a live performance on the EP Five Stories Falling, Geoff states “It’s about the last time I went to visit my grandmother in Columbus, and I saw that she was dying and it was the last time I was going to see her. It is about realizing how young you are, but how quickly you can go.”
That’s the thing about Geoff and his sublime poetry, you think it’s about one thing, but really it’s about something entirely different. But the lyrics are still universal and omnipresent, ubiquitous, even. So relatable. That’s one thing I love about this band. I also love their live performances, raw energy and Geoff’s beautiful, imperfectly perfect vocals. His voice soothes my aching soul.
Pick up broken bones!
Where's your sticks and stones!?
What'd you use to hurt me?
Something you should know
Cannot take no more!
Time to settle scores!
Feel the rage that fuels me!
I will not give up!
Hypocrisy from jealousy [Repeat x2]
Words you spit are harmless to me
Your spite, your greed, your envy
Watch you scream now hold on to me!
Your smile, you're triggering me!
Why do you stoop so low!?
Am I the last to know!?
Why do you stoop so low!?
Am I the last to know!?
Where's your big mouth now!?
Hope you're fucking proud!
Do you like your bruises!?
Now you make no sound!
Was your lesson learned!?
Now the tables turn!
What were your intentions?!
So come on down now break!
Hypocrisy from jealousy [Repeat x2]
Watch you scream now hold on to me!
Your smile, you're triggering me!
Why do you stoop so low!?
Am I the last to know!?
Why do you stoop so low!?
Am I the last to know!?
Am I the last to know? [Repeat x3]
Hypocrisy from jealousy [Repeat x2]
Watch you scream now hold on to me!
Your smile, you're triggering me!
Why do you stoop so low!?
Am I the last to know!?
Why do you stoop so low!?
Am I the last to know!?
Where's your sticks and stones!?
What'd you use to hurt me?
Something you should know
Cannot take no more!
Time to settle scores!
Feel the rage that fuels me!
I will not give up!
Hypocrisy from jealousy [Repeat x2]
Words you spit are harmless to me
Your spite, your greed, your envy
Watch you scream now hold on to me!
Your smile, you're triggering me!
Why do you stoop so low!?
Am I the last to know!?
Why do you stoop so low!?
Am I the last to know!?
Where's your big mouth now!?
Hope you're fucking proud!
Do you like your bruises!?
Now you make no sound!
Was your lesson learned!?
Now the tables turn!
What were your intentions?!
So come on down now break!
Hypocrisy from jealousy [Repeat x2]
Watch you scream now hold on to me!
Your smile, you're triggering me!
Why do you stoop so low!?
Am I the last to know!?
Why do you stoop so low!?
Am I the last to know!?
Am I the last to know? [Repeat x3]
Hypocrisy from jealousy [Repeat x2]
Watch you scream now hold on to me!
Your smile, you're triggering me!
Why do you stoop so low!?
Am I the last to know!?
Why do you stoop so low!?
Am I the last to know!?
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