Blood red sky on a desert road
Gotta make my way down to Mexico
For what I did I know that it was wrong
The fire in my heart, it will never die
Everything I love will be left behind
No turning back, forever gone tonight

All my love Anastasia, Anastasia
This may be our last goodbye
You can't save me, I am fading
Blood is on my hands tonight

All I need is a miracle
Lawmen got me running now forever more
They'll hunt me down until the end of time
Oh my mama, now I've got to go
Never love another how I've loved you so
I'm so afraid to leave this all behind

All my love Anastasia, Anastasia
This may be our last goodbye
You can't save me, I am fading
Blood is on my hands tonight

All my love Anastasia, Anastasia
This may be our last goodbye
You can't save me, I am fading
Blood is on my hands tonight

Anastasia, Anastasia
For your honor took a life
You can't save me, I am fading
Blood is on my hands tonight


Lyrics submitted by mike, edited by xgame09x

Anastasia Lyrics as written by Myles R Kennedy Saul Hudson

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    My Interpretation

    I believe the song is about a man who murdered someone who insulted his wife or girlfriend and now has to give up his happiness with her to escape the law.

    Shadowbrookon October 31, 2013   Link
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    General Comment

    Anastasia, Anastasia For your honor took a life You can't save me, I am fading Blood is on my hands tonight

    Anastasia Is the girl he longs to be with & He feel's she can't save him as he is trapped in a life he no longer wants to be. & he wants to murder those who hurt this girl.

    rockchick12on March 06, 2014   Link
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    My Interpretation

    This song is about a man who loves his wife so deeply and now something has happened in which she (Anastasia) has to be left behind for the life he will be living and fearing that this song may be his last farewell to her. He will be running from the law and he is forced to live a life he no longer wishes to live. The song makes references to him committing murder for the woman he loves.

    Definemusic000on March 03, 2016   Link
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    My Interpretation

    I think it's a story of a man who loves Anastasia. He has murdered someone for his love (someone who might have hurt Anastasia). Now he has been sentenced to prison (or maybe death) by Lawmen. The only way left for him is to escape and leave his love.

    miladrahimion February 27, 2021   Link
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    General Comment

    I think this song is about anastasia romanov who was killed during the russian revolution. she was the youngest and most beautiful daughter of czar nicholas and his wife alexandra. i think this song reflects on the tragedy of a beautiful woman being murdered just so other leaders can take over power. it could be that the soldier who killed her realized the loss of a beautiful person and has regrets. there are theories that anastasia could have been saved and maybe one of the soldiers regrets lead him to take revenge on others who killed anastasia because he realized after he lost her that he loves her. And now that he decides to defend her memory his life is at risk from the people who have wrestled power from the former czar's family and he's on the run with blood on his hands

    janus10135on May 29, 2022   Link

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