@[Diderik:33655] "Your a holiday!" Was a popular term used in the 50s/60s to compliment someone on their all around. For example, not only are they beautiful, but they are fun and kind too ... just an all around "holiday".
I think your first comment is closer to being accurate. The singer/song writers state "Millions of eyes can see, yet why am i so blind!? When the someone else is me, its unkind its unkind". I believe hes referring to the girl toying with him and using him. He wants something deeper with her, thats why he allows himself to be as a puppet (even though for her fun and games) as long as it makes her happy. But he knows deep down that she doesnt really want to be serious with him and thats what makes him.
Do you forgive me?
You never lost your sight
So scream your heart out
To be damned one more TIME
This tragic, need for hope
Won't give up
It's what, keeps us alive
Now who will survive
In this game of chance
Now hold out your hand
And give me
This final kiss
If I load this gun, would you hold in your heart and
give your life for love?
So bleed (SO BLEED)
This hate (THIS HATE)
With me
And fight these broken dreams
If I load this gun, would you give your life for love?
So bleed (SO BLEED)
This hate (THIS HATE)
With me
And fight these broken dreams!
This is more than hopeless romantics
I will never let it die
I walk the line
And your daybreak eyes
The whispers,
And the brand new scars
The brand new scars
Do you forgive me?
We will never let this die
We scream our hearts out
To be damned one more TIME
If I load this gun, could you hold it to your heart
and give your life, your love?
So bleed,
This hate
With me
And fight these broken dreams
So bleed
This hate
And fight these broken dreams
If I load this gun will you hold it to your heart and
give your life for love?
So bleed (SO BLEED)
This hate (THIS HATE)
With me
And fight these broken dreams
And fight these broken dreams
And fight
FIGHT
FIGHT
FIGHT
FIGHT
These broken dreams
You never lost your sight
So scream your heart out
To be damned one more TIME
This tragic, need for hope
Won't give up
It's what, keeps us alive
Now who will survive
In this game of chance
Now hold out your hand
And give me
This final kiss
If I load this gun, would you hold in your heart and
give your life for love?
So bleed (SO BLEED)
This hate (THIS HATE)
With me
And fight these broken dreams
If I load this gun, would you give your life for love?
So bleed (SO BLEED)
This hate (THIS HATE)
With me
And fight these broken dreams!
This is more than hopeless romantics
I will never let it die
I walk the line
And your daybreak eyes
The whispers,
And the brand new scars
The brand new scars
Do you forgive me?
We will never let this die
We scream our hearts out
To be damned one more TIME
If I load this gun, could you hold it to your heart
and give your life, your love?
So bleed,
This hate
With me
And fight these broken dreams
So bleed
This hate
And fight these broken dreams
If I load this gun will you hold it to your heart and
give your life for love?
So bleed (SO BLEED)
This hate (THIS HATE)
With me
And fight these broken dreams
And fight these broken dreams
And fight
FIGHT
FIGHT
FIGHT
FIGHT
These broken dreams
Lyrics submitted by rainman824
A Trigger Full Of Promises Lyrics as written by Candace Kucsulain Aaron Ruby
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and i must point out, Candace is INCREDIBLY hot in this video ;)
This song is superb. They definitely have talent.
These lyrics are wrong, the accual lyrics are as follows:
The truly unforgivin we will neverlet this die so scream your heart out to be damned one more time this tragic need for hope won't give up its what keeps us alive now who will survive this game of chance
now hold out your hand and give me this final dance
if i load this gun will you hold it to your heart and give your life for love so bleed this hate with me and fight these broken dreams
this it for the hopless romantics that will never let it die who walks the line in your daybreak eyes the whispers in the blackened out skies
the truly unforgiving we will never let this die we scream our hearts out to be damned one more time
Okay, I corrected the lyrics. Sorry, I was just going by ear.
I think it's just a rally cry for all those who were TRULY fucked over by love and the idea of romantics. I mean it just comes to a point where you just have had enough and your just like fuck it.
I think this song is about finding love and finding out its not as utopian as its made out to be. Sometimes people fall in love with who they think you are, instead of who you really are, and then you have to mold yourself into this image of what they want from you. And then you figure out that's not love.
I think this song is about the fact that so many kids just overreact when they get their heart broken.
your guys' comments are all proably what the song is about and I think it's about (candace) giving (whoever it is) one last chance:
"if i load this gun will you hold it to your heart and give your life for love so bleed this hate with me and fight these broken dreams"
Even though somethings obviously happened between them, she wants to know if he'll be true again
You have to look at this from the point of view of the person writing it read the interviews with Candace She's had one fuck of a rough life. This song is about, trying to have a life as survivor of sexual of physical abuse as a child.
It's about overcoming your past based on the idea that true love exists that not the whole world is as cruel as your past, holding out hope from good in the world and having that hope be the only thing that you cling to some days that it keeps you a live. Then you meet someone and you pin that hope on them, and when it falls apart you default back to the emotion that keeps you alive when all else fails and you bleed out the hate.