This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
So I lit lanterns to light up all these words
Looking back I know it's what I'd die for
And through all this life
Smashed away all the strife
A friendship I paint
Untouchable
Crawling from the floor
I been there before
There I was staring back at the bottom
And let's make this clear
It came from these tears
Carved across our chests
Loyalty
And with the new light there was young hope
To underline the meaning
And carve our names in
At the end of August
The end of
At the end of August
The end of
I'll never replace the ones I first made
Jesus, does anyone?
So I lit lanterns to
Light up all these words
Looking back I know it's what I'd die for
And through all this life
Smashed away all the strife
A friendship I paint
Untouchable
And with the new light there was young hope
To underline the meaning
And carve our names in
At the end of August
The end of
At the end of August
The end of
I'll never replace the ones I first made
Jesus, does anyone?
Crawling from the floor
I been there before
And let's make this clear
Loyalty
And I want you to know
How all of you made me
How all of you saved me
And I'll never replace
The ones I first made
Jesus, does anyone?
At the end of August
The end of
At the end of August
The end of
I'll never replace the ones I first made
Jesus, does anyone?
Crawling from the floor
I been there before
There I was staring back at the floor
And let's make this clear
It came from these tears
Carved across our chests
Loyalty
Loyalty, loyal
Looking back I know it's what I'd die for
And through all this life
Smashed away all the strife
A friendship I paint
Untouchable
Crawling from the floor
I been there before
There I was staring back at the bottom
And let's make this clear
It came from these tears
Carved across our chests
Loyalty
And with the new light there was young hope
To underline the meaning
And carve our names in
At the end of August
The end of
At the end of August
The end of
I'll never replace the ones I first made
Jesus, does anyone?
So I lit lanterns to
Light up all these words
Looking back I know it's what I'd die for
And through all this life
Smashed away all the strife
A friendship I paint
Untouchable
And with the new light there was young hope
To underline the meaning
And carve our names in
At the end of August
The end of
At the end of August
The end of
I'll never replace the ones I first made
Jesus, does anyone?
Crawling from the floor
I been there before
And let's make this clear
Loyalty
And I want you to know
How all of you made me
How all of you saved me
And I'll never replace
The ones I first made
Jesus, does anyone?
At the end of August
The end of
At the end of August
The end of
I'll never replace the ones I first made
Jesus, does anyone?
Crawling from the floor
I been there before
There I was staring back at the floor
And let's make this clear
It came from these tears
Carved across our chests
Loyalty
Loyalty, loyal
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I don't think it's necessarily about sex. It's about wanting to start the day with some love and affection. Maybe a warm cuddle. I'm not alone in interpreting it that way! For example:
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The chorus and the overall song meaning to me, kind of reminds me of how we never have those friends we do as when we're young. Much like from the movie "Stand By Me" based on the Stephen King short story, which ends with the main character/narrator ending the movie writing his book and the last lines are something about never having friends like when you're 12, "Jesus, does anyone?".
This song is obviously about friendship and the love that friends share.
i agree with friedfrognuts, and i'll add, not forgeting who you are and the people that have been true to you. this mite possibly be about 36CF's break into the music industry and them never forgetting who was always there for them during their younger years.
i agree with friedfrognuts, and i'll add, not forgeting who you are and the people that have been true to you. this mite possibly be about 36CF's break into the music industry and them never forgetting who was always there for them during their younger years.
amen, you guys are right. an i think the 'end of august' might be when the band has to leave for tour or something.
some fan you are razor.
Razor, you're a crappy fan. As for this song, it seems like its about when Brock is down(Crawling from the floor, I've been there before. There I was staring back at the bottom), his friends are always there for them and always have been, and he can never replace them(I'll never replace the ones I first made. Jesus, does anyone?). After just short of ten years, 36 Crazyfists has definately proven their ability to grow and change as musicians and people. Amazing song, regardless of what Razor says.
Yeah who gives a shit if a song is aggresive? These songs are melodic as hell! And Waterhaul and Kenai are still pissed-off
every one's right about that friendship thing
This is, as everybody says, about friendship.
"And I want you to know, how all of you made me, how all of you saved me and, I'll never replace the ones I first made, Jesus, does anyone?" He's saying how without all his friends he couldn't do it. They saved him.
I also kind of have a feeling, even though its kind of vague, that "At the end of August" means like when he was young, and you know how school usually starts for kids in August? that the kids he first befriended that first month of school, in August, by the end of it they were the ones who he stuck with, and he always will.
I definitely agree with the friendship thing.
I just got home from seeing these guys again, they do not disapoint...