Kellum

yea makin music vids in your mind is pretty fun. i do that a lot 2.

Can't believe 5 years later im still way into this band :D

I think in the last verse it says:

Self loathing once filled me But now I know the truth

I could be wrong though

"Don't lift me up. your strong intent on dropping me back down. are you like this? afraid to be yourself."

I listened to this hundreds of times when my ex. wanted to try again. Still I didn't get it in to my head. I can't tell you how much I regret that. Cause what she did was to drop me back down =/

to me this song is about someone breaking up with their partner and not being used to being on their own. i also think that they realise that their partner wasnt what they thought they were. could be wrong, but thats what the song said to me.

Andrew said he wrote this song about a friend who isn't much of a friend anymore. He also said she knows this song is about her. Kellum is the name of the street on which she lives.

To add to that, he emphasizes she was his BEST friend, and the song's about everything that happened, and he blamed it all on her.

i made an account just to comment on the bayside songs.

and i love this song.

noseovertail, I read/saw about that as well. Because of that, I always picture a dark scene on a street corner with a girl grasping onto a man's shoulders kind of begging him to come back, but he just keeps shaking his head. I think the first verse displays this scene of mine the best. And yes, I make music videos in my head.

don't lift me up. your strong intent on dropping me back down. are you like this? afraid to be yourself. and if you somehow get through all of this without hating yourself for all of it and you know that i will hate you enough for the both of us. ^^^that gives me chills, and always will

its perfection