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In the End Lyrics
All brawn and no brains
And all those nice things
And you finally got what you want
Someone to look good with
And light your cigarette
Is this what you really want?
I figured out what you're all about
And I don't think I like what I see so
I hope I won't be there in the end
if you come around
How long will he last
Before he's a creep in the past
And you're alone once again?
Will you pop up again
And be my special friend
'Till the end?
And when will that be?
I figured out what you're all about
And I don't think I like what I see
I hope I won't be there in the end
if you come around
I figured out what you're all about
And I don't think I like what I see so
I hope I won't be there in the end
if you come around
And all those nice things
And you finally got what you want
Someone to look good with
And light your cigarette
Is this what you really want?
And I don't think I like what I see so
I hope I won't be there in the end
if you come around
Before he's a creep in the past
And you're alone once again?
Will you pop up again
And be my special friend
'Till the end?
And when will that be?
And I don't think I like what I see
I hope I won't be there in the end
if you come around
And I don't think I like what I see so
I hope I won't be there in the end
if you come around
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Out of Billie Joe Armstrong's perspective of this song, "In The End," is about his mother's sexual life and the ugly, terrifying men she brought home with her. Billie has even said his mom would be viewed like a prostitute by these fakes and shitbags. The first line of the song, "All brawn and no brains," represents her naive love life. The rest of the song explains this, such as the chorus,
"I figured out what you're all about And I don't think I like what I see So I hope I won't be there in the end If you come around"
that Billie really thinks his mom has been fucked up since Billie's dad died, when he was ten with his other six siblings.
This is such a good song! I really like what Billie Joe is saying.
I agree with ^ this person
It's about Billie's mother and the man she's been seeing with, yes. Similar than Why do you want him. He said that in an interview.
It's about Billie's mother and the man she's been seeing with, yes. Similar than Why do you want him. He said that in an interview.
Billie wrote this song for his Mother. Billie's father died when he was about 10/11 so whilst growing up he was used to seeing his Mother with other men, and was rather sick of it all!
Actually, this song was wriiten about his wife's ex-boyfriend.
No. It's aboth His mother (similar than Why do you want him?). Billie said it in an interview.
No. It's aboth His mother (similar than Why do you want him?). Billie said it in an interview.
fya no it wasn't. If you listen to the lyrics you would realise that it would make no sense- the song is certainly not written for a bloke!
who gives a fuck who the song was written for, point is it was written its really rad and the cd is pretty decent.
This song is written for nobody. You can put anyone in this song. Your best friend, your girlfriend, your mother, your grandpa.
i love this song. i think its just about being sick of the way someone thinks that they can just come back to you all the time. what can i say..they're genius!
I know exactly what he's saying...
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