"Living Around" as written by and David S Von Bohlen Daniel John Didier....
I'm losing my voice talking to you about talking to you.
Reading your books and wearing your clothes,
Nobody knows that they're not mine.
I guess that just fits with all this living around,
Things finally getting sound.
With this place that I've found.
It's the end of the world today,
You drop a bomb on my bad day.
You're the end of the world.
Reading your books and wearing your clothes,
Nobody knows that they're not mine.
I guess that just fits with all this living around,
Things finally getting sound.
With this place that I've found.
It's the end of the world today,
You drop a bomb on my bad day.
You're the end of the world.
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On one hand, dropping a bomb on an already bad day would only make things that much worse. On the other hand, dropping a bomb on a bad day would be, in a sense, destroying the bad and thus making everything better. hmm..
I feel like this song is after a breakup. Hes had to move out of her place and find a new place to live; he still has a lot of her things and he obsesses over them because its all he has left of her. Once she left his life, it was the "end of the world" and now hes just "living around"