This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
This island has become
An ocean and my boat's too small
The waves are crashing in
And I can't save this sinking ship
I sent out signal flares
But no one out there seems to care
Now the voice inside my head
Is the only thing that I have left
This is the part where I'll admit
I'm getting what I deserve
And now I'm lost at sea
I'm drowning in what I won't be
I'm haunted by the sound
(Sweet sound of my last breath)
Twenty days at sea
My skin is blistered from the heat
I can beg and I can plead
What I get is never what I need
This is the part where I'll admit
I'm getting what I deserve
And now I'm lost at sea
I'm drowning in what I won't be
I'm haunted by the sound
(Sweet sound of my last breath)
And now I'm lost at sea
I'm drowning in what I won't be
I'm haunted by the sound
(Sweet sound of my last breath)
I'm going down, I'm going down
I'm going down, I'm going down
This is the part where I'll admit
I'm getting what I deserve
And now I'm lost at sea
I'm drowning in what I won't be
I'm haunted by the sound
(Sweet sound of my last breath)
And now I'm lost at sea
I'm drowning in what I won't be
I'm haunted by the sound
(Sweet sound of my last breath)
An ocean and my boat's too small
The waves are crashing in
And I can't save this sinking ship
I sent out signal flares
But no one out there seems to care
Now the voice inside my head
Is the only thing that I have left
This is the part where I'll admit
I'm getting what I deserve
And now I'm lost at sea
I'm drowning in what I won't be
I'm haunted by the sound
(Sweet sound of my last breath)
Twenty days at sea
My skin is blistered from the heat
I can beg and I can plead
What I get is never what I need
This is the part where I'll admit
I'm getting what I deserve
And now I'm lost at sea
I'm drowning in what I won't be
I'm haunted by the sound
(Sweet sound of my last breath)
And now I'm lost at sea
I'm drowning in what I won't be
I'm haunted by the sound
(Sweet sound of my last breath)
I'm going down, I'm going down
I'm going down, I'm going down
This is the part where I'll admit
I'm getting what I deserve
And now I'm lost at sea
I'm drowning in what I won't be
I'm haunted by the sound
(Sweet sound of my last breath)
And now I'm lost at sea
I'm drowning in what I won't be
I'm haunted by the sound
(Sweet sound of my last breath)
Lyrics submitted by Avalanche1
Lost And Found Lyrics as written by Tim Nielsen Kevin Gerard Kinney
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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Cool song.
I think in the part "Twenty days at sea, my skin is blistered from the heat" it means that he hasn't used anti-drepressants in the past 20 days and his skin is blistered. Because when you discontinue the use of anti-depressants you get side effects, and one of the is blistered skin.
No. He means for 20 days he has actually seen what in real life has been going on, and he sees his skin is blistered because he sees how mistreated he is getting by that person.
I love this song. Probably my favorite off of Still Searching.
i love this song a lot. i like the whoe CD.. i think that this song is pretty self explanitory.. not my favorite song.. but it is deffinently up there
~This whole album is amazing, especially this song.
~I think hes just explaining how he has felt over the past yrs, that he felt alone and out of place.
yep that is how he feels, see my review
This is a song about someone who has lost control of their life, and no one seems to care, so, they decide to end it. Pretty sad song, but definitely my favorite off Still Searching.
No he hasn't lost control of his life, remember "the voice inside his head is the only thing that he has left."
i disagree. i don't think he ended it on purpose. especially since he says "this is the part where i'll admit i'm getting what i deserve." he doesn't make it sound like he'd do it on purpose at all. but then again, the "sweet sound of my last breath" makes you think he kinda enjoys it. i dunno. i still think it's unintentional.
I agree he didn't do it on purpose at all. Sweet sound of his last breathe means the sweet sound of his last fond memories he had with the special person it's about.
why only 6 people commented on this song? i think this song is really cool..
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im going to disagree with everyone.... I believe and i could be wrong, is about being lost to god. The album is entitled "still searching" and most of the songs in the album inquire about the lead singer still searching for god, and existence of a god. This song he's just singing bout how, that he's lost and everyday that he's not found its getting farther away from spiritual aknowledgement. I kind of got my conclusion of this, b/c of that part "this is the part i admit, im getting what i deserve." kind of like he's being banished by god, and the line "im going down" could be refering to him going to hell.
But God doesn't banish people. God will always forgive you if you ask. That's why I think this song is about an important relationship with a person in his life.