| Pink – Just Give Me a Reason Lyrics | 13 years ago |
| She (Pink) told music streaming service Spotify: ''Sometimes [one partner] can be like, 'The way you passed me the butter this morning, I kinda feel like we're going to be over in a month and we need to talk' and he's like, 'I just passed you the f***ing butter, what are you talking about?' and that's how I felt the song should go, 'We're growing apart, you don't spoon any more, like it's all over'.'' | |
| The Script – Six Degrees of Separation Lyrics | 13 years ago |
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Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for himself. Oooh, You’re going through a six degrees of separation. Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for herself. Oooh, It’s a six degree step of separation. Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for himself. Oooh, It’s a six degree step of separation. Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for herself. Oooh Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for themself. Oooh, It’s a six degree step of separation. Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for yourself. It's only after six degrees of separation. It looked as though it messed up on that part when I put it up. |
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| The Script – Six Degrees of Separation Lyrics | 13 years ago |
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The Script - Six Degrees of Separation MY starting comment of MY interpretation: I see this as different phases or degrees you go through in a real separation. Separation by marriage, relationship, emotional, mental, physical, and this is the journey from the starting point of the separation and the degrees that it will take you to. Six degrees of separation is normally a chain, or a circle, always bringing you back to a person - maybe you hear about them from friends or acquantince's, maybe you run into them in the chain, somehow you're still bound and unable to completely unattach yourself (not that complete deletion from life would work anyway - No one truly understands the mystery of love.) You've read the books. You've watched the shows. What's the best way? No one knows. MY Interpretation: OK, so let's look at this in two different views that merge together. You've read the relationship books and watched videos. You've watched everything from how to be successful in dating to getting over your ex. You read about the area in your relationship that you feel has been the problem. You learn some things, but after researching as many as you can possibly stand you may start to get confused. No one seems to agree on every single thing to do to fix the relationship, yourself for the relationship, or how to just get past the heartbreak and let go of the situation. Maybe you've tried and failed, or you tried and you saw no progress, so now you don't believe that anyone knows how to make things good, and there's no exact science that will work for every single person. You know all the self-help books about how to get over a break-up and move on or how to win them back? They all seem to have different ways on how to achieve what you want to achieve. You've read them. You've tried them. Obviously, no one has any clue how to do it because none of it has worked! Maybe you've tried to get them back, or change,or change them, or decided it was their problem and they needed to change, or decided it wasn't worth the work and wanted to get over and past it, or maybe what you tried didn't work in the way you wanted, maybe you at first believe that you are relieved about it even though you ignore all the baggage right infront of your face, maybe they didn't want to work on it. [I've debated on these next lines, but this is what I've decided to go with the ones I've put down] Ya Meditate. Yeah, Get hypnotized. Anything to take (it) from your mind. But it won't- Go My interpretation: When you feel the bottom caving in ... you'll do just about anything. Whether you want to save the relationship or get over it. I mean think about it meditation (yoga, journaling, trying to block out everything) and yeah, sometimes you're desperate enough to try to see if hypnotizing you could achieve what you needed (make it all go away) and you get what you want. You get them back, or you get over past it through fast healing that was almost effortless. You'll try anything when you get desperate because of the hurt and inability to attain what you want and need. You're doing all these things out of desperation. Whoa, Ooh You're going through six degrees of separation. MY Interpretation: Nothing seems to be working, and you seriously are desperate for something, ANYTHING, to work - fix you, the othe person, the relationship or your heart. Six degrees of separation...You've started in the degrees of the separation. You wanted it to be easy and simple. You did take time to try to research how to gain them back or stop the heart from breaking. It all comes back around again. It's all connected in the end. It's the chain that keeps coming back around. You hit the drink. You take a toke. Watch the past go up in smoke. You fake a smile. Ya lie and say, 'You're better now than ever and your life's okay' When it's not- No MY Interpretation: You try to use recreation to numb yourself, but somehow you just keep seeing everything the bridge is burning on what you had. Maybe you're hurt, angry, numb, scared and you surround yourself in an environment where you can just dull it. Everything you built together (good times and bad) All the memories and events that were so sweet and loving and special and the person you and they were when you fell in love. In your numbness, when talking about it, you say: Hey, I'm doing alright. You know I'm really OK. That was bringing me down, and now I feel free. I can see the greener grass now. They were the one that messed things up, so why would I be messed up over them screwing it all up? They are losing the best thing they'll ever have. You know all the BS you say to play off that you're wanting to really just be fixed. You know you're only getting messed up and having as good of a time as you can but subconsciously you're pretending to have a good time because you want to feel better (sometimes that drink makes it worse). You also know that what you're saying isn't true. It's not OK. The grass isn't greener because you've been doing that and all that baggage isn't going anywhere. It'll carry over into every other part of your life if you don't address it. But how do you address it? Are you confused about which result you want? It's safer to not feel anything for someone, but if you can fight through the hurt-you'll come out in a better relationship with them and with yourself. The question is which one are you going to do? You're doing all these things out of desperation. Ooh, Whoa You're going through six degrees of separation. First, you think the worst is a broken heart. What's gonna kill you is the second part. And the third - Is when your world splits down the middle. And fourth - You're gonna think that you fixed yourself. Fifth - You see them out with someone else. And the sixth is when you admit that you may have f***ed up a little. MY Interpretation: The checklist of how it starts out with what feels like just going to be a broken heart, but you still are trying to figure everything out. You're still trying to get over it while still trying to wonder if you could get it back. Kinda like the pain scale...On a scale of 1-10 how much does this hurt now? What degree are you in? Are you just a little hurt, really hurt, numb, wanting to give up? By the time you get to 6 you've lost your pride and stubborness and realize that even though you might be thinking it's mostly their fault...you realize that you weren't perfect either and dang you really might have harmed the relationship yourself (even if you still say...maybe a little bit my fault.) If you were perfect, then how could the relationship gotten to this point? It's time to admit that I contributed to this. That makes everything feel worse, because you are just now able to realize that ... hey, if I knew this I could make it right. But you're scared it's gone too far. You're scared that it's gone forever. It looks like they're moving on and now that hurts as the realization that you could have worked on it at the time instead of working on it now and it wouldn't have gotten to such an extreme situation that feels like it's impossible. There are fighter's and there are flighter's. Oh no, there ain't no help. It's every man for himself. No, no, there ain't no help. It's every man for herself. My Interpretation: Here comes the hopeless feelings. You're in this alone. You're gonna have to get through this ans survive this alone. It's sink or swim. You've tried self-help. You've tried reading, listening, and watching how to help. It hasn't worked. Who's gonna help you? It's like you're in this alone. It's sink or swim. You've already tried self-help. You don't want it to get around to the other person, you don't want pity or to ruin someone else's party, or worse, let everyone know how bad it hurt you. You're gonna have to survive this alone. Who do you tell that understands and can help you fix it? Who do you trust to be your TRUE friend when you need guidance? The one you're thinking about is the last person you want to show your vulnerability to, but secretly the only person you want to share it with. You had a hand in the breakdown of this relationship, but can you admit it? If you shared it, would you be rejected? How can you fix this relationship on your own by yourself? Maybe there's still anger and resentment overlooking the pain and hurt. The desperation of this revelation is starting to unfold... You tell your friends, yeah, and strangers too. Anyone who’ll throw an arm around you Tarot cards, gems and stones... Believing all that s**t's gonna heal your soul. Well it's not- No MY Interpretation: Well, the hurt and desperation is coming unglued. You start to talk to the people around you about it. You're even desperate enough to talk to strangers. Maybe they can help? You can't sleep, eat, or think straight. You will go to any length to see the present or the future. You'll go to anyone who might have any insider scoop that you don't see. Gems and stones...they may help you sleep, eat, and think straight. They might lead to healing. It won't hurt you even if it doesn't work or help right? You know it isn't working, but while you were trying at least it gave you something positive to take you away for a moment. Who'd need a shrink if all that stuff was accurate and really worked? You start thinking if this gets any worse, you might be willing to buy and drink some liquid with writing with something like "Broken Heart Be Gone Potion." You're only doing things out of desperation. Whoa, No You're going through six degrees of separation. MY Interpretation: This reminder is just telling you you're going further into the degrees. You're getting more and more desperate. These degrees are more desperate. You started out in the separation at the first phase, and now by ignoring the baggage and giving up but not able to give up at the same time is messing with your head. Now, you want someone to help you fix it-together or apart. You just want to be fine again. You're not working at fixing it or addressing the issue to be able to part without carrying the baggage with you. You still have them in your heart and mind no matter what you say. The thing is, are you going to fight for it, go dark and hate them, or run away and let your heart mend and maybe you'll be good enough for the next relationship even with the unloaded baggage that you just can't escape. Maybe the other person isn't willing to work on getting rid of the baggage or fixing the relationship and you're stuck. First, you think the worst is a broken heart. What's gonna kill you is the second part. And the third - Is when your world splits down the middle. And fourth - You're gonna think that you fixed yourself. Fifth - You see them out with someone else. And the sixth is when you admit that you may have f***ed up a little. MY Interpretation: Yet again, another reminder of the degrees you'll go into through the separation. Each step, and where it leads you to. It doesn't have to be negative in the end. It can become positive. Everything comes full circle. Everything has a season. You learn in sadness. Oh, no there’s no starting over… Without finding closure. You’d take them back — no hesitation. That’s when you know you’ve reached the sixth degree of separation. Oh, no there’s no starting over… Without the find in closure. You’d take them back- no hesitation. That’s when you know you’ve reached the sixth degree of separation. MY interpretation: You can start over with them, or you can start over without them; BUT, you gotta find the closure in that relationship. When you're ready to work on what was wrong in the relationship, then you're ready to move on either way. You can start over in that relationship and have a better one than you've ever had before. Maybe you just need to sit down and find the closure in what went wrong and realizing that if you can figure this out, you can work on fixing what went wrong. If you or the other person doesn't see that this relationship can be saved and want to walk away...at least you opened the baggage and you loved and hurt enough to try to make things right before you moved on carrying all that extra weight with you. This is repeated back to back. It could mean that whether it's saving it or being able to heal and let go that it still requires the same thing. When you finally go through everything and realize that you need to fix the separation one way or another, then that's when you've dropped your guard and opened your heart. You will take them back. You will let them in. You will decide to find out where things went wrong and if you can fix it. I believe you always can. Forgiveness is a choice, and forgetting it not keeping score. Before you can start over and find even a greater love than you ever had at the highest, you gotta go back and work through some issues. Going through all the degrees of the separation might be the only way to get to where you need to be to fix the relationship in a healthy way, or at least work out for yourself and them what happend so you can learn if you have no other choice than to walk away. Think of how many years couples remain disconnected. How many times have you heard stories of old flames reuinited? Maybe it takes these steps for a broken relationship to get to the point of healing. I think he's speaking positively here about how you can come back from a separation through it all. I think he's saying that you can start over, but you gotta do it the right way. You gotta hit the bottom to get to the top. You'll come out better than you were before if you are able to hang in there. I think the separation is fixed and wins in the end. First, you think the worst is a broken heart. What's gonna kill you is the second part. And the third - Is when your world splits down the middle. And fourth - You're gonna think that you fixed yourself. Fifth - You see them out with someone else. And the sixth is when you admit that you may have f***ed up a little. MY Interpretation: Maybe he figured out the stages of a broken relationship. Each step I totally get and understand. When you've gotten to the point where it's got to be repaired seriously, and then going through all the stubborness, hurt, and pride that kept you from healing. Learning that you can forgive. It takes work, but look at all the work you spent trying to just get over it and NOT work on the relationship. At the end of the song, don't you have a little hope even when you think your heart will never be healed? :) Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for himself. Oooh, You’re going through a six degrees of separation. Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for herself. Oooh, It’s a six degree step of separation. Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for himself. Oooh, It’s a six degree step of separation. Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for herself. Oooh Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for themself. Oooh, It’s a six degree step of separation. Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for yourself. It's only after six degrees of separation. MY interpretation: Maybe someone as close as a mother said there was help, but he couldn't believe it. Maybe it's about guarding your heart. If you don't protect it, then it can get hurt. In this game of relationships it's ever person for their own hearts. Yet, he says it's only after six degrees of separation. Maybe it was in that sixth degree that the circle came back around-he learned the secret to the chain...Once you hit six degrees, then help can be done. :) He got hurt and tried a few things to fix it, then came the real pain of everything washing up and couldn't do anything about it, then he wasn't sure about whether he wanted to fix it or be able to walk away, then he convinced himself that he was OK-His life was better without her. His life was great and he had worked out all his issues and she probably hasn't and had nothing to offer or for him to want and it would only make him miserable, then he sees her out and that someone appreciates her and that she's surviving and possibly working on being happy (even if he was just a friend...he doesn't know but it bothered him enough to know that....), then he realized that he messed up and he didn't even try to fix it. It was at that point, that he fought to take her back, and he wanted to get rid of the problems that were in their relationship, so their relationship could be greater, happier, stronger, and more loving than it had ever been. It took him all that time to realize what he wanted-he was willing to fight and risk having his heart broken for the sake that he saw something better than he could have imagined. |
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| The Script – Six Degrees of Separation Lyrics | 13 years ago |
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Some parts of the official and album version of the song seemed a little off here, so I'm going to paste what I could make of the lyrics, then whoever can compare the version up there and the version here can edit the parts. I've listened to the official version and I admit there are two parts that I have debated on ... 2nd lyric and a couple parts of the very last piece. THE SCRIPT Six Degrees of Separation You've read the books. You've watched the shows. What's the best way? No one knows. Ya Meditate. Yeah, Get hypnotized Anything to take (it) from your mind But it won't- Go You're doing all these things out of desperation. Whoa, Ooh You're going through six degrees of separation. You hit the drink. You take a toke. Watch the past go up in smoke. You fake a smile, Ya lie and say ‘You're better now than ever and your life's okay’ When it's not- No You're doing all these things out of desperation. Ooh, Whoa You're going through six degrees of separation. First, you think the worst is a broken heart. What's gonna kill you is the second part. And the third - Is when your world splits down the middle. And fourth - You're gonna think that you fixed yourself. Fifth - You see them out with someone else. And the sixth is when you admit that you may have f***ed up a little. Oh no, there ain't no help. It's every man for himself. No, no, there ain't no help. It's every man for herself. You tell your friends, yeah, and strangers too. Anyone who’ll throw an arm around you Tarot cards, gems and stones... Believing all that s**t's gonna heal your soul. Well it's not- No You're only doing things out of desperation. Whoa, No You're going through six degrees of separation. First, you think the worst is a broken heart. What's gonna kill you is the second part. And the third - Is when your world splits down the middle. And fourth - You're gonna think that you fixed yourself. Fifth - You see them out with someone else. And the sixth is when you admit that you may have f***ed up a little. Oh, no there’s no starting over… Without finding closure. You’d take them back — no hesitation. That’s when you know you’ve reached the sixth degree of separation. Oh, no there’s no starting over… Without the find in closure. You’d take them back- no hesitation. That’s when you know you’ve reached the sixth degree of separation. First, you think the worst is a broken heart. What's gonna kill you is the second part. And the third - Is when your world splits down the middle. And fourth - You're gonna think that you fixed yourself. Fifth - You see them out with someone else. And the sixth is when you admit that you may have f***ed up a little. Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for himself. Oooh You’re going through a six degrees of separation. Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for herself. Oooh It's only after six degrees of separation. Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for himself. Oooh Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for herself. Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for themself. Oooh, It’s a six degree step of separation. Oh mother, there ain't no help. It's every man for yourself. It's only after six degrees of separation. |
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| Taylor Swift – Treacherous Lyrics | 13 years ago |
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Interesting the definition of treacherous has this example for b: providing insecure footing or support |
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| Pink – Try Lyrics | 13 years ago |
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Ever wonder about what he's doing? How it all turned to lies? Sometimes I think that it's better to never ask why. MY interpretation: Whether he's there physically or not, there's not much communication or involvement between the two of you. It feels like everything you thought was said and done in love turned out to be a betrayal. Guarding your heart by hiding the truth is saying it will hurt if I ask why, and do I really want to know why? Do I want to know the truth, or do I just live in my own world? Fear, confusion, hurt...the two are seperating - unable to communicate, maybe hurt and fighting, or a betrayal. In your own mind, you can justify what you want to believe about the situation. Sometimes you fear that it's harder to confront it head on. Where there is desire, there is gonna be a flame. Where there is a flame, someone's bound to get burned. But just because it burns - Doesn't mean you're gonna die. You gotta get up and try, and try, and try. You gotta get up and try, and try, and try. You gotta get up and try, and try, and try. MY interpretation: I actually see this as a double meaning. The first being, that if you got desire for the person of the two, then there's always a flame. That flame doesn't have to be big, and it can be super small but it'll always be there. And when you got that flame, someone's going to get hurt at one point or another. People don't like to hurt, and sometimes the hurt burns cause the betrayal is so harsh. You aren't gonna die from being hurt (even though the fear is the feeling that you feel like you're going to die or even if you feel that way) You remind yourself to find your strength, and then you get up and you keep trying and keep trying ... she doesn't say try, try, try...she said "and" try. Meaning it may seem like you're trying over and over, but you keep doing that for love. Also, it's a warning about letting something unhealthy and wrong into the relationship between two people. If you feel that desire...that flame is already turned on. Turn off the flame so you or the person you say you love or the "desire" does not get hurt, because it ultimately will. No one will die from it, although someone will feel like they are for a season, but you try for the love that matters and is real without stopping. Working on things is not without effort and you can't fix it overnight...so you keep trying, and trying, and trying for as long as it takes - work is required in a relationship. You're strong enough to try without stopping (that is love.) Funny how the heart can be deceiving More than just a couple times Why do we fall in love so easy? Even when it's not right. MY interpretation: I could easily go to the act of straying from your love to someone else. To let the heart deceive you into telling you that you're in love with someone else. You know it's not right, but you keep falling into that deception. BUT since this is MY interpretation - When you love someone and you're out of the in love honeymoon phase and things start to require work or things are starting to get rough. It's easy to be deceived that it's not love, or that wasn't meant to be, or it was wrong. You can be deceived that you are falling in love with something or someone or deceived it's not love at all ... it all leads you away from the person you love. You know it's not right, but you give in to all the overwhelming feelings (the sense of falling in love all over again...you know how some people talk about moving on to different things because they can't get past the initial stage of falling in love and how strong and good it feels..I can't say I fully understand it, but there are some that claim to have this.) It doesn't have to be a person when you're in a relationship. It felt like a dream, and now you want to rewind it and experience it again but you don't wanna work on doing it with the person you love...you feel you gotta get it through something else other than that person. That or you're just easily tempted to go the easy route to find that passion. Example: You're fighting all the time, and you don't seem to be making progress getting to where you want to be with your love. Ever said, "this should be easier?" It's easy to be deceived by negative thoughts and the grass is greener idea, which can lead you to believe you are not in love and cause you to keep repeating these actions and deeds. Where there is desire, there is gonna be a flame. Where there is a flame, someone's bound to get burned. But just because it burns - Doesn't mean you're gonna die. You gotta get up and try, and try, and try. You gotta get up and try, and try, and try. You gotta get up and try, and try, and try. MY interpretation: Reminder of the theme of what is real and what you should do. You love them, and you're strong enough to hang in there and try to fix things and make it right. In a marriage, you have vowed to not give up on it and to sacrifice and hang in even when it looks impossible. If you've truly fallen in love with someone once...you without a doubt can do it again despite almost anything. You keep trying (should there an end to that?) Even in a necessary seperation, you still have the right to fight and try and fix and mend and change. Ever worry that it might be ruined? And does it make you wanna cry? When you're out there doin' what you're doin' Are you just getting by by by MY interpretation: The relationship is a mess. You think it's damaged. You think it was wrong, or you or they have ruined it by what you or they have done. Is your heart still soft enough that it makes you wanna cry? You're trying to go about life and not think about it or worry about it or leave it behind, but are you just getting by when it's not really as fulfilling as if you would stop and turn around and go back to see if you can fix the ruin, stop the hurt, and feel so much better than just getting by? You could get through it and make that relationship better than it's ever been. You can have more love than you ever imagined and you can work at it to keep those in love dream feelings. Or you can just have closure to the relationship, so that you can heal instead of wondering and hurting because you didn't address it by trying. There isn't much of a need for interpretation to this set. Where there is desire, there is gonna be a flame. Where there is a flame, someone's bound to get burned. But just because it burns - Doesn't mean you're gonna die. You gotta get up and try, and try, and try. You gotta get up and try, and try, and try. You gotta get up and try, and try, and try. You gotta get up and try, and try, and try. You gotta get up and try, and try, and try. You gotta get up and try, and try, and try. You gotta get up and try, and try, and try. I think she's reminded you what you gotta do ... be strong, try, keep trying without deadline. |
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| The Lumineers – Ho Hey Lyrics | 13 years ago |
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"I've been trying to do it right" - He's trying to do the right things the right way, whether it's in a relationship or in life in general. Although he does say, "it", which might means he's trying to do what he's going through right. "I've been living a lonely life" - Even though he's trying to do the right things, his life is lonely. He's not happy...there is something missing causing him to feel lonliness even though he's trying to do right, which should bring happiness. "I've been sleeping here instead" - When your life feels lonely, your first instinct is to sleep since you're not being filled with things that would awaken you. "I've been sleeping in my bed" - He's sleeping in "his" bed. Which may mean he's the only one sleeping there or it belongs to him and not to someone else also. "I've been sleeping in my bed" - Most people put emphasis when they repeat something. Is he realizing that he's sleeping in "his" bed alone, and/or does he remember someone used to sleep in a bed together maybe one that he couldn't just call "his", is he asserting that he's trying to do things right and he's lonely and now he's depressed and that's why he's sleeping in his bed? Maybe he hadn't been sleeping in his bed until he started trying to do right and he's emphasizing he's now sleeping in "his" bed. "So show me family and all the blood that I will bleed" - Obviously, he sees her as family, so I would imagine that they are or were a family. Maybe he's saying I'd die to have her back. Maybe it's painful to see the family he doesn't have. Maybe he feels it's a double-edged sword that he wants to get his family back, but things will be hell for awhile for him either ways. Then again, later in the song .... maybe the blood is love ... that if his family came back he would be overflowing with love and it would flow out of him (bleeding is mentioned later in the song, so I'm not sure if it's connected or not) "I dunno where I belong" - I'm lost. I don't know if I'm supposed to be here, or if I'm supposed to be with her. He doesn't feel like he belongs in all the other places without her. "I dunno where I went wrong" - He doesn't know what he did and when that started the chain of events in action? He doesn't know why she left him? He doesn't know how he got so lonely and lost even without her since he's been trying to do all the right things. Or maybe he thought doing all the right things would bring her back somehow. "but I can write a song" - Obviously, he's not able to tell her these things or they're not communicating this or she's not seeing what all he's doing. A song is a romantic way to tell someone you miss them, or maybe the song is to make himself feel better. "I belong with you, you belong with me" - Obviously, he feels that they are supposed to be together. That they should be with each other, and that he shouldn't be alone. He says he belongs to her first, which I would think that he would be thinking that he does belong to her, but she knows that she belongs with him too. "You're my sweetheart." - That's a very endearing word to use. Maybe she's been the one for him for quite awhile. It seems most of the time, sweetheart is used when thinking of childhood sweethearts, or first loves, or young love, or the kind of relationship that still has the innocence and youth of love and passion and friendship and kindness. "I belong to you, you belong to me" (empasis) "You're my sweet (ho!) heart" OK, thought about making fun of that one, but they actually say heart while the lightbulb is breaking :) "I don't think you're right for him" - He doesn't think she's not good enough for him, but that she's not right for him - maybe he doesn't feel anyone else would appreciate her or love her as much as he does. But she's only really right for him, isn't she? "Think of what it would have been if you took a bus to chinatown. I'd be standing on canal and bowery and she'd be standing next to me" - So, different thoughts here ... if she would have went to where he was he'd be standing by someone else that wasn't her, and how would she have felt or what would she have thought? Would that be right? And he's talking about what it would have been ... past tense, was there someone else back then and now he wants her back and she's moving on and he doesn't think she's right for any other guy but him? Or is he saying to everyone else .. think of if you had went to a time when he was with her. Maybe everyone would see they were right for each other at that time and place. Or maybe that was the moment that he sees the break ... she was to meet him and he was waiting and she would be there with him if she would have showed up, but she decided not to come and he doesn't know why. Then again, maybe they were in love a long time ago and they've been with other people. He can't seem to forget her and he's been trying to be a good person even though he's tried moving on with other people. "Chorus" The part he's definitely focused on. They belong with each other, and obviously he's not mad at her because she's still his sweetheart. "And love, we need it now" - He's telling his love that they need love now. "Let's hope for some, cause, oh, we're bleeding out" - Not only do they need to love now, but hope is strong, and he feels as if the love is fading away from them and he's getting desperate. (Earlier, he sings about "all the blood that he will bleed" when shown family) Maybe the bleeding means life, and seeing his family will bring him back to life, but his life is feeling like it's fading and he doesn't want to lose everything he's been trying to do right while waiting on her. So, obviously, this is a love note in form of a song so he could say it the way he felt it. "Chorus" Last thing reminded. |
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