Rain loves the flowers for a drop at a time when they collide
Petals love the dirt and make them strong when flowers die
Dirt tries to love everything but it's only dirt

Just because it hurts
Don't mean that it's love

You are the punch line to every joke i've ever told
You are in coffee and everything I've ever loved
You can kiss a million other boys, I don't mind
You can't break what's not real

Just because it hurts
Don't mean that it's love


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    one of the most amazing songs just the chorus "just because it hurts don't mean that its love" is extravagant the age of rockets has some amazing sounds, deep lyrics from andrew futral, and fantastic potential, so support them

    stiffy dangeron December 01, 2006   Link
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    i just love this song and i totally support The Age of Rockets, they need to be discovered by more people, they are just too amazing to be hidden.

    avooveson December 16, 2006   Link
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    stiffy danger--- right on.

    best_day_everon June 10, 2007   Link
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    Dirt tries to love everything..... but it's only dirt

    (:

    boats and birrrdson July 28, 2007   Link
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    =D i know they're going to make it bigg.

    but anyways about the song

    it's so pretty =]

    does anybody think they have any insight to the meaning? i have a vague idea.. but not anything exact.

    xXxsailormoon669on October 25, 2007   Link
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    They're so wise. :)

    keziamydarlingon December 19, 2007   Link
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    He thought he loved her, but realized he was wrong. I particularly like "You are the punch line to every joke i've ever told". There's usually a certain amount of bitterness I get coming out of a relationship and this sums it up quite concisely.

    I love the textures he creates with sound, but some of these lyrics, I hate to admit, are rather weak. "Just because it hurts, don't mean that it's love," for example.

    ironflippyon January 02, 2008   Link
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    I love this band. His voice is great in this song. I agree that some of these lyrics arent all that great, but in general I think they're good. I disagree that "Just because it hurts, don't mean that it's love" is bad lyrics. I think they're great in this song. I think this band'll be huge someday.

    riley490on January 22, 2008   Link
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    I love this band. His voice is great in this song. I agree that some of these lyrics arent all that great, but in general I think they're good. I disagree that "Just because it hurts, don't mean that it's love" is bad lyrics. I think they're great in this song. I think this band'll be huge someday.

    riley490on January 22, 2008   Link
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    beyond words....amazing! so simple and yet so grand. i love it. makes me incredibly happy and depressed.

    theethicalkirstenon February 07, 2008   Link

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