In the black and white, wounds all bound
Sitting at the table, biting nails all short
The consequence of adultery
As he rips you from your skin

We're all paying for this and in your prayers
You believe

You believe, you believe (just for the first time)
You believe, you believe (just like the last time)
You believe, you believe (a seam away from breaking)
You believe, you believe (always forever)

Tasting you for the first time, just to breathe you in
Breaking you for the first time, bathed in sin

The embers will burn you, will burn you tonight


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Moments Forever Faded Lyrics as written by Gareth Davies Darran Anthony Smith

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    who knows what this songs about?? i sure dont, all i know is that i love it. something about cheating on your husband or wife

    star_9on April 30, 2004   Link
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    I think its about being in love with someone who is going out with someone who always cheats on them.

    "We're all paying for this" is about how its him she comes crying to when her boyfriend cheats on her, which hurts him too, cause of how much he wants her.

    The "you believe..." part is abut how she wants to believe that it has never happened before and it was just moment of weakness, and that he will never cheat on her again.

    The "Tasting you for the first time, just to breathe you in, Breaking you for the first time, bathed in sin" part is about, as he is comforting her, she is really upset, and they end up sleeping together.

    "The embers will burn you, will burn you tonight" is about him feeling like a shit, afterwards, cause being with her, just makes him want her more, but he knows that she will go back to her boyfriend, who treats her like shit, cause she still loves him.

    Thats just my interpretation anyway.

    quiffpornon May 04, 2004   Link
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    I think u guys are pretty spot on with the interpritations but the song is called "Moments Forever faded" not never

    Dead_letteron May 23, 2004   Link
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    It really annoys me when people get the song names wrong :S songs not too bad tho

    asthesunsetsxxon June 02, 2004   Link
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    It is 'Moments Forever Faded', but it's still a freat song. The theme of adultery feature heavily on the 'Between Model And Order' album

    al.youngon December 22, 2004   Link
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    great one, quiffporn, couldn't agree more tbh...

    .Sidewinder.on February 20, 2006   Link
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    I think the lyrics are more correct than the other version posted.

    Anyone care to comment?

    neethiumon September 15, 2006   Link
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    "moments forever faded will burn you tonight"

    amazing lyric!

    crow_hearton October 19, 2006   Link
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    i think those last lines refer to something someone forgot which they will be reminded of. When they finally remember it they wont like the memory and it will "burn" them.

    kevint1818on May 27, 2008   Link
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    it's about burning your house down

    paulisusingthison July 16, 2008   Link

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