Anybody out there?

Building up the pain, it's ready to go
The rocket has launched, where will it go?
And what will it be, and what will we do
The match has sparked a fire anew
And what will we do

Valkyrie missile, packed and away
Something is coming, but I can't say
She knows I know, and I know it too
Surprise, here it is, we were waiting for you

Take a chance, 'cause I know you want to
Let me kiss you, and let me save you
Let me end your eternal fear
Let me take you far away from here

Cocked and loaded, ready to go
No one knows what happens when it goes
One by one, the rockets fly
Soaring into the February sky

Take a chance, 'cause I know you want to
Let me kiss you, and let me save you
Let me end your eternal fear
Let me take you far away from here

Valkyrie missile, packed and away
Something is coming, but I can't say
She knows I know, and I know it too
Surprise, here it is, we were waiting for you

Take a chance, 'cause I know you want to
Let me kiss you, and let me save you
Let me end your eternal fear
Let me take you far away from here

Take a chance, 'cause I know you want to
Let me kiss you, and let me save you
Let me end your eternal fear
Let me take you far away from here


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Valkyrie Missile Lyrics as written by Thomas Delonge

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group

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    Wow, first comment in two years. lol

    This is my favorite AVA album, mainly cuz it's inspired me so much.

    As for the meaning, I think it's about a guy who get's drafted in a time of war, and he's spending his last few days with his lover.

    I love this album because if you listen from start to finish, you hear a whole story about the two lovers over the course of the war, and how they are changed, but their feelings for each other never dwindle.

    BTW Tom, if you're reading this, I'm writing a book inspired by AVA. I hope you approve. lol Thanks for all you do!

    Archangel717on January 17, 2012   Link

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