| Death from Above 1979 – Go Home, Get Down Lyrics | 20 years ago |
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"so sometimes you can't exactly tell whether the drum and bass " haha i totally noticed that |
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| Taking Back Sunday – New American Classic Lyrics | 20 years ago |
| this is so beautiful. i cry everytime i listen to this. right now, i can't help but listen to this over and over again. | |
| Gavin DeGraw – Follow Through Lyrics | 20 years ago |
| This song is defintely about a person wanting a significant other to follow up to their expectations. And in order to keep the relationship working, one has to basically devote themselves in order to stay strong. | |
| Hot Hot Heat – Middle of Nowhere Lyrics | 20 years ago |
| I love this song, it's so catchy and makes me feel so great. Such a wonderful song to listen to while driving, or to hang out at the beach. One of my favorite songs. | |
| Frou Frou – Must Be Dreaming Lyrics | 20 years ago |
| this song makes me feel great. | |
| Saves the Day – Nightingale Lyrics | 20 years ago |
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Well this song is definitely a tear jerker. Not only is it such a passionate love song, but it completely changes the appearance of the cliched 'happy ending fairytale story', by it's heartfelt lyrics and emotions within. Every line portrays the true love that one has for their lover, and how much they'd sacrifice in order to keep them happy. "I'll do everything I can to keep you by my side and I'll stare off through the darkness to find us a kingdom." "I'll have to walk a thousand miles just to find the ground deserving of your feet. You could throw me down and walk on me and I'd just look on through my love and through the haze. " - This probably gets me the most, because regardless of how much pain the person goes through, his/her love for the one he/she loves is so strong, and they'd do absolutely anything to make them happy. "The nightingales are singing out. They're calling out our marriage to our subjects on their knees. Their jewelry is thrown into the air. They sigh at the release as their shackles hit the ground. The trumpets call out now. We're home at last. " - This is probably the 'happy ending' of the song, and it's apparent through the description of their marriage. |
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