Up on the pebble driveway
There sits a house
It's the loneliest place

I haven't spent much time there
I wasn't allowed
It just didn't feel right

I open both of my eyes
Still see an empty place, so empty

But if I keep them closed
And there's still a chance, that something is out there

But it's all built upon a burial ground
It just doesn't feel right
It just doesn't feel right

I made a promise to you long ago
That I'd do anything to keep this home

On top the frozen creek
I would love to take you there
Swear it froze through me
On top the frozen creek, oh

Up on the pebble driveway
There sits a house
But its the loneliest place

I haven't spent much time there
I wasn't allowed
It just didn't seem right

If I open both of my eyes
Still see an empty place, so empty

But if I keep them closed
Then there's still the chance
That someone is out there

But it's all built upon a burial ground
It just doesn't feel right
It just doesn't seem right

I made a promise to you long ago
That I'd do anything to save this home

On top the frozen creek
I would love to take you there
Swear it froze through me
On top the frozen creek

I would love to take you there
I would love to take you there
I would love to take you there


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    its pretty obvious that on letting go is almost entirely about god and religion. i think at one point in his life anthony had a relationship with a god and that over the years... like many people... it fell apart when he began questioning things.

    i think this song is about anthony moving back in the direction of having a relationship with 'god'

    up on the pebble driveway there sits a house, it's the loneliest place (the house is a metaphor for anthony's relationship with god, or current lack of one)

    i haven't spent much time there, i wasn't allowed, it just didn't feel right (for awhile he pushed away any belief in god and abandoned faith)

    i open both of my eyes and still see an empty place, so empty but if i keep them closed, then there's still a chance that something/one is out there (when he tries to open up to the idea of god again he still feels empty)

    but it's all built upon a burial ground, it just doesn't feel right (its hard to open up to something he's closed himself off from for such a long time)

    i made a promise to you long ago that i'd do anything to keep this home (when he says 'to you' i think he's talking to himself. he went through a period of trial where he lost faith, but i think deep inside he always had some inner relationship or connection with a higher spirit)

    on top the frozen creek, i would love to take you there (the creek is a metaphor for his soul. it being frozen symbolizes his faith, the water, freezing. then i think he is talking to himself again when he says i would love to take you there. i think this is the most important line. he would like to have a relationship with god again)

    thats just how i view these lyrics song...

    jackshephardon June 10, 2009   Link

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