Oh, take these stones away
Start a brand new story.
I'll make it through each day
Singing death or glory.
Lord won't answer me
I won't let it bring me down.

I know these clouds are gray
That I am living under.
I know I'll be okay
With the rain or thunder.
I hear it calling me
I won't march into the sound.

Ooh, whoa.

I just get this feeling
You're holding me down.
And these answers I'm needing
I guess they're being smothered by the sound.
Of all this emotion
And all of this hate.
Still I keep searching for something to put my faith in,
To find my place so I keep singing.

Oh, take these stones away
Start a brand new story.
I'll make it through each day
Singing eath or glory.
Lord won't answer me
I won't let it bring me down.

Ooh, whoa.

Hold on,
Hold on,
We'll move along.

Where we belong
Where we belong.
My heart, my soul.

I don't need a vision
I'd like to embrace.
And not only false promises, hopes and wishes.
To find my place
So I keep singing.

Oh, take these stones away
Start a brand new story.
I'll make it through each day
Singing death or glory.
Lord won't answer me
I won't let it bring me down.

Ooh, whoa.

Where we belong
Where we belong
My heart, my soul.
We stand alone.

Hold on,
Hold on,
Where we belong.
My heart, my song.
We stand alone.

Hold on,
Hold on,
Where we belong.
My heart, my song.
We stand alone.

Hold on,
Hold on,
Where we belong.
My heart, my soul
Yeah!

Oh, take these stones away
Start a brand new story.
I'll make it through each day
Singing death or glory.
Lord won't answer me
I won't let it bring me down.


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  • +1
    General Comment

    FIRST.

    He's talking about his life experiences.

    'take these clouds away' the negative aspects of being in a band, touring, psychotic fans, away from loved ones etc

    False promises, hopes and wishes - in the industry they work in they are open to ALOT of lies, deceit and people only looking out for themselves.

    CHALA1on January 25, 2010   Link
  • +1
    Song Meaning

    He's singing about how he doesn't need religion to find his place in life.

    "I don't need a vision, A light to embrace. (God, Jesus, etc are called The Light) And I don't need false promises, hopes and wishes (Heaven, forgiveness) To find my place so I keep singing."

    TheQ5on May 15, 2010   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    this song is amazing <33

    tammyyyxon February 01, 2010   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    ..."Singing Death Or Glory" is he referring to The Clash´s song?

    NeeedBRAINZon February 03, 2010   Link
  • 0
    Song Meaning

    I think this song is pretty self-explanatory. It challenges you to keep on going no matter what the circumstances. Thanks Lostprophets.

    liamm13on February 10, 2010   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    a good song for new years

    madinalakefanon March 12, 2010   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    This song is so uplifting. I think it's about just carrying on and moving on through the ups and downs and the hard times of life and not giving up on yourself and your dreams. And how, despite how bad things can get, knowing that if you pull through and see it to the end, you'll be okay, cos life's too short to worry and take seriously, because nobody gets out alive :)

    paperprincesson May 22, 2010   Link
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    prison

    snotface2on October 03, 2022   Link

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