All I want is everything
Everything that I'll ever be
All I want is everything
Everyone that's is coming for me
Nothing happens and everything is changed
All I want is everything to stay the same

Will you give in?
Will you give in?

All I want is everything
All the words and the truths between
All I want is everything
Everything your keeping from me
Nothing happens and everything is changed
All I want is everything to stay the same

Will you give in?
Will you give in?

I've been staring back in my eyes for awhile
I think they never stop moving

All I want is everything
All the things that you think of me
All I want is everything
All you've tricked yourself to believe

Nothing happens and everything is changed
All I want is everything to stay the same

Will you give in?
Will you give in?
Will you give in?
Will you give in?


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    i really like this song, i think its just someone who doesnt like change and is not prepared to do anything about it so they want someone else to do it for them? actually what im trying to say makes no sense when it is written down...

    killersruleon April 04, 2005   Link
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    what is it with killersrule and making the first (and usually the most banal) comment on all of The Bravery's song lyrics?

    lionizedon June 04, 2005   Link
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    rite now it makes me think that there's a person adn they want everything to stay the same, they see no reason for it to change, and the only reason change has occured is due to some1 elses actions, hmmm i dunno

    hunnybee4uon June 13, 2005   Link
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    Take what you want from it. All I know is that I like it.

    BoTkInon July 27, 2005   Link
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    To me it seems like that helpless feeling you get when you know a relationship is coming to an end. They've grown apart, but you'll still miss what you once had.

    kmk_natashaon December 07, 2005   Link
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    First off, about the killersrule person, from what I understand The Killers and The Bravery don't get along. This could all be rumor, but that's what I heard....either way I like both bands...anyway onto important matters:

    I think the song is about a person that is going through a change in his/her life that he doesn't want to take place. It could be about a breakup, and the guy/girl feels his partner isn't being upfront with him "all that youre keeping from me". The main idea I get from this song is "lay it out, get everything on the table" in a much less poetic way "shit or get off the pot". In the end he/she doesnt agree with the breakup "nothing's happened, and everythings changed" (there's no reason for it), that's the feeling I get. Hope it was helpful.

    stillwateron July 07, 2006   Link
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    It's about a guy who wants the girl to talk to him and be open and he wants her to talk more because things change and he has no idea why, and he wants things spoken when a change happens. Like if the girl feels different for some reason he wants her to be open so they can talk. I would explain the lyrical content and that, but I'm lazy. That's just my take.

    brian wilsonon December 24, 2006   Link
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    It's about a guy who wants the girl to talk to him and be open and he wants her to talk more because things change and he has no idea why, and he wants things spoken when a change happens. Like if the girl feels different for some reason he wants her to be open so they can talk. I would explain the lyrical content and that, but I'm lazy. That's just my take.

    brian wilsonon December 24, 2006   Link

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