Amy says she's all alone
Says the world doesn't even know
About the pain she hides inside
Says happiness is just a lie
Smell the roses throw them down
Just whisper, don't make a sound
Don't want the world to know the truth
You've been broken and abused, by you

And Amy says
I see YOU laughing at the rain that hits your face
With your arms stretched open soaking in the love
In a world I find so hard YOU find so beautiful
There's a hope in you deep inside for me

The colors of her mind
Bleed into each other
And as the morning melts the night
And the stars enchant another
While her eyes are still held shut
She can hear you breathing softly
Your words echo in her mind
And your words are clear
And she knows that you are here
You are here

I see her laughing at the rain that hits her face
With her arms stretched open soaking in the love
In a world she found so hard she finds so beautiful
There's a hope in her deep inside from you

I see her laughing at the rain that hits her face
With her arms stretched open soaking in the love
In a world she found so hard she finds so beautiful
There's a hope in her deep inside from you


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    so amazing actual. i'm not christian and i don't believe in god, but this band is just one of the greatest..am i right? this song if fairly self explanitory.

    Amy says she's all alone Says the world doesn't even know About the pain she hides inside Says happiness is just a lie Smell the roses; throw them down Just whisper; don't make a sound

    • so this girl called amy is feeling like there no point to her life and shes feeling lonely. she feels like no one she knows even sees how much she is hurting and doesn't understand people who are happy. she cant even see the beauty in a rose..i dunno?

    Don't want the world to know the truth You've been broken and abused By you

    • she feels like she cant tell anyone about how shes been hurt, someone close to her has hurt her.

    Amy says, "I see you laughing at the rain that hits your face With your arms stretched open soaking in the love In a world I find so hard you find so beautiful There's a hope in you deep inside for me." -(love this part. ^_^) i think this has stuff to do with god(if you believe in him i spose)amy knows someone, like a friend, who is in the rain(this could be a metaphor or something?) and she sees how happy her friend is, feeling the rain on her face(being close to god?)he friend find it so great and has all of this love in her and amy knows that she will find this love inside her self, its just deep inside of her and her friend can help her find it again(or god can help)

    The colors of her mind Bleed into each other As the morning melts the night And the stars enchant another

    • amy is confused about life(colours in her mind)the problems she has all bleed into each other and make one big problem, she feels worse at night time.

    While her eyes are still held shut She can hear you breathing softly Your words echo in her mind And your words are clear and she knows that you are here

    • she tries to hide away, but someone (her friend, god) is there with her and she can feel the love from them for her, when she knows this things seem better.

    In a world she found so hard she finds so beautiful There's a hope in her deep inside from you

    • god/ amy'd friend has helped her find a way to deal with her problems and she now has hope to live.

    so yeah i know this song is actually about feeling bad and then finding god or something like that and it saves you, but i just wanted to add my comment.

    (LL)flyleaf.baby.all.the.way(LL)

    acebabyon April 24, 2010   Link

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