Don't Say a Word Lyrics
Yeah, Mike has teh right of it, I was going by titles. It goes Caleb, the End of this Chapter, then Don't Say a Word. Caleb can be tied in by "Mother always said my son, do the noble thing." And in Caleb it talks about the whole relationship with his parents and how he was raised to become the Insane stalker/killer in the trillogy of musica.
the whole thing starts off as the song caleb, a young boy with a hard life, showing how he had grown up difficultly. he had an abusive father and a bad influencial mother. then in the song end of this chapter he is married to a girl and then she sends him off to jail for violence or something, then she gets a new relationship with a better guy. she was th only thing that had kept caleb alive, so he stalks her to get her back, she really doesn't want to so he does everything he can to get her back. he is frustrated because he isn't getting through life easily. he knows he needs this chick, but she says no. he wishes death for either him or her. now in don't say a word, he is thinking how bad she was to him and unright, so he thinks, she made the vow, she made promise to him, and broke it, so the only he feels he can do is promise her death which will follow through that night (And stay alive this night... I promise you the end before the first light arrives..) (I won't die before you You read the book now, The part "ashes to ashes, dust to dust") (And see how the fear of death becomes her) (Settling the score, we pass the twilight... )
it does kind of follow on The End of This Chapter
. this guy is madley in love with a woman, but then the man leaves his gf for a while, then when he comes back to her, shes cheating on him. so he does what he thinks is 'right' and kills her.
gotta love that happy ending, lol. seriously though its really twisted how the chorus talks about doing what is Noble, right n' Moral then he goes on and kills the bitch.
@superbeast86 I don't think she cheated on him. If you listen or read the lyrics of The End of This Chapter, you'll know that they broke up before this new guy stepped in the picture. And it's not like they had much choice either: "The promise they made / I should keep / To make sure that we will never meet".
@superbeast86 I don't think she cheated on him. If you listen or read the lyrics of The End of This Chapter, you'll know that they broke up before this new guy stepped in the picture. And it's not like they had much choice either: "The promise they made / I should keep / To make sure that we will never meet".
You have to remember that the son of Caleb, whatever his name is, had became an unstable criminal because he was abused as a child by Caleb. Lyrics of Caleb: "Flowers and people he now will enlace / Serving...
You have to remember that the son of Caleb, whatever his name is, had became an unstable criminal because he was abused as a child by Caleb. Lyrics of Caleb: "Flowers and people he now will enlace / Serving the will of the cold ...whatevergod". He probably did something really bad (Killed someone?) and got jailed ("promise" had to be enforced by the law), and meanwhile Juliet decided that she'll have no more of it and decided to build her life anew with someone else, but in the mind of the son of Caleb, she's still his and she wronged him. But in Juliet's mind it's too much to ask, even if she still has a spark of love left for him.
In this song he has captured her, and is threatening her until the story reaches "Juliet".
Caleb / The End of the Chapter / Don't Say A Word / Juliet is a brilliant series of songs indeed, and just like Romeo and Juliet, a tragedy.
It wont fade and the dana songs have nothing to do with this. it wont fade is the obligatory wolf song for unia.
this is the final part of the caleb trilogy of songs, Caleb, The end of this chapter, and Dont say a word.
Love it, love it, as usual...
This reminded me of Othello by Shakespeare, the fact he lights a candle before killing her and when he says he promises the end before light arrives.
There are parts I do not understand, but I'm sure its about a husband killing his wife as he believes she has been unfaithful.
Dood! This reminds me of Othello too.
This is the sequal to The End of this Chapter so it (obviously) just follows on from that.
Anyone knows what 'argentite' means?