Words That Kill

How I'm taking this song is based on what I'm actually going through right now.

"My world's on fire My life's overwhelming Just breathe You're on the next train to life without me Time had nothing left to show so we found out A world on fire A life overwhelming"

What he's saying here is that he's miserable and he's getting overwhelmed by it. She's easily moving on without him but he's still in love with her. The last two lines are saying how he's finally finding out how it feels to be miserable.

"Do you believe in the words you said to me As you take away everything?"

He's asking her if she really thinks that what she's saying to him is really true, and the second line is saying how when she left she took everything he had with her

" I can't believe what you're saying So don't tell me The words that kill, the words that kill You're leaving"

He can't believe the words that are coming out of her mouth so he's saying not to even tell him the words that "kill" him and that she's leaving him

"I spend my time thinking about you Remember when we said that this would not end? But now you're gone I'm still right here without you A world on fire A life overwhelming Just breathe"

He's saying to her (or imagining that he is) that all he does is think about her and does she remember when they said they'd be forever. The line "but now you're gone I'm still here without you" means that she's done with the relationship and is out but he still wants to be with her. Those last repeated lines show that he isn't over this whole depressing breakup

Here they repeat the pre chorus and chorus which have the same meanings as before

"So take back what you said This would never end The words that kill, the words that kill You're leaving"

Here he's saying "Just take back all those "we'd be forever" times and words if you didn't mean them" and that him thinking of those times is what's tearing him up the most because obviously they aren't forever.

This time around he repeats the chorus slowly and heartfelt without the last line "you're leaving" as if he's trying to convince her to stay

Here he repeats the chorus as normal

"So take back what you said This would never end The words that kill, the words that kill You're leaving"

He repeats this one last time to kinda face it and when he says "You're leaving" for the last time he sounds really sad as if he's finally accepted the fact that she's gone

Personally I can relate to this pretty much word for word and that's what my interpretation was based off of