This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
The photos on my wall
The glow of the off switch
It's so good to hear your voice
As a stolen guitar falls
I don't think before I speak
I break your heart
Just waiting for your turn to speak
Everyone's got an opinion
I stare and nod my head
And leave straight when it finishes
I think I could do better
So arrogant
You read and it makes no sense
Don't understand a single word he says
My head hurts from being on the phone
And my ears are ringing from the night before
I don't think before I speak
I break your heart
I think I could do better
So arrogant
The glow of the off switch
It's so good to hear your voice
As a stolen guitar falls
I don't think before I speak
I break your heart
Just waiting for your turn to speak
Everyone's got an opinion
I stare and nod my head
And leave straight when it finishes
I think I could do better
So arrogant
You read and it makes no sense
Don't understand a single word he says
My head hurts from being on the phone
And my ears are ringing from the night before
I don't think before I speak
I break your heart
I think I could do better
So arrogant
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AMA-ZA-ZING. wtf is up with the zero comments? this is about like, going out with someone but not liking them or something. i dunno. i'm too tired to write. GO LISTEN TO GOOD SHOES.
sounds like he's always looking for someone better
i love this song =] amzing
I just think that it's a song about a phone conversation with his girlfriend...he says something in passing that hurts her and suddenly everythings bad, they are having an argument. He just wants to leave it...he "nods", but obviously she doesn't know that. He knows he could make more effort with her, but he doesn't. He feels her pain, but doesn't try and make things better. He knows he's arrogant, but he doesn't try and change that.
I think he simply reckons he's too good for everyone he is with and he knows thats liek his arrogance, and reckons he can get any girl to fall for him with a word? im the worst at explaining aha but i love this song
yeah & he just lures girls in by being on the phone to them, makes them love him, & they he thinks he can do better so doesnt bother.