This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
It's everything that I can do right now
To not think about you moving further off with every passing second
And every night of this lonely summertime
I feel you missing from my heart, a part was kidnapped from my soul
Well I can hardly wait until I get the sun and your lips both pressing on my skin
Well I can hardly wait until I feel that thrill my heart that starts inside your eyes
And a song in my head that burns so good on my tongue
Yes I will, yeah, yeah
Yes I will
The night is aging as the sun warms your face
Won't you turn around and stay for good, the air is getting much too cold
I am nervous and anxious, it really counts this time
And you know all my favorite singers have stolen all of my best lines
Well I can hardly wait until I get the sun and your lips both pressing on my skin
Well I can hardly wait until I feel that thrill my heart that starts inside your eyes
And a song in my head that burns so good on my tongue
Yes I will, yeah, yeah
Yes I will, yeah, yeah
Yes I will
Someday I'll burn this bed
Only two feet wide, but where I'll hide for the next 17 days
I will ask myself, "How badly do I want this?"
I really want this
Well I can hardly wait until I get the sun and your lips both pressing on my skin
Well I can hardly wait until I feel that thrill my heart that starts inside your eyes
And a song in my head that burns so good on my tongue
Yes I will, yeah, yeah
Yes I will, yeah, yeah
Yes I will
To not think about you moving further off with every passing second
And every night of this lonely summertime
I feel you missing from my heart, a part was kidnapped from my soul
Well I can hardly wait until I get the sun and your lips both pressing on my skin
Well I can hardly wait until I feel that thrill my heart that starts inside your eyes
And a song in my head that burns so good on my tongue
Yes I will, yeah, yeah
Yes I will
The night is aging as the sun warms your face
Won't you turn around and stay for good, the air is getting much too cold
I am nervous and anxious, it really counts this time
And you know all my favorite singers have stolen all of my best lines
Well I can hardly wait until I get the sun and your lips both pressing on my skin
Well I can hardly wait until I feel that thrill my heart that starts inside your eyes
And a song in my head that burns so good on my tongue
Yes I will, yeah, yeah
Yes I will, yeah, yeah
Yes I will
Someday I'll burn this bed
Only two feet wide, but where I'll hide for the next 17 days
I will ask myself, "How badly do I want this?"
I really want this
Well I can hardly wait until I get the sun and your lips both pressing on my skin
Well I can hardly wait until I feel that thrill my heart that starts inside your eyes
And a song in my head that burns so good on my tongue
Yes I will, yeah, yeah
Yes I will, yeah, yeah
Yes I will
Lyrics submitted by MaverickCX2
Blue Carolina Lyrics as written by Derek R. Grant Daniel Michael Andriano
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
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the alkaine version is so much better then the hotwater one. but either way this is a kick ass song.
anyone else hear the "SMOKE!... WEED!" near the end?
yea i thought i heard that too
yeah, i heard it. all in all, this song is amazing one of my top favorite alk3 songs
um...AlkalineThursday, you do realize this isn't an alk3 song, dont you?
It's still alkaline trio even if it's a cover, alk3 tends to make Hot Water Music songs sound better
yea, I agree that alk3 tends to make hwm songs sound better, but personally I much prefer the hwm version of "bleeder" to the alk3 one, although they're both really really amazing songs. same with radio, although the all-time best version of that song is the live one with chris conley of saves the day
i like the alkaline trio's version to this song than hot water music. i think its more catchy and you definitely cant go wrong with a band like alkaline trio
Fuck you all, this song is better done by Hot Water Music the ones that wrote the song.Although hwm wouldent mind that alk3 covered it especially because they made theres sound better. But i will always like alk3 i just like hwm alot more . This song is not about smoking weed, well mabe the alk3 version is but not the hot water musics rooftops. nothing aginst smoking or alk3 I love to smoke weed. but i wouldnt take a song about something and turn it into a weed song.
Nickman, what do you mean hwm wouldn't mind? they released this song on a hwm/alk3 split. do you not think that hwm knows alk3 did the cover of this song? and who cares which version is better? it's a good song both ways.