Open your eyes,
We're here,
Are you ok?
I'd give all I have just to get you to stay
For so many years in my dreams things were changing,
But always your face was the same

Love you to death [x4]

When you opened up what you said, it was so sad
That no one wold notice if you ran away
Then your mascara, it ran
Don't you vanish tonight
I'm alive just to say:

Love you to death [x4]

And they say,
That we're living in a movie world
So they say,
But does the hero really get the girl in the end?

Love you to death
(Does the hero get the girl?) [x4]
In the end.


Lyrics submitted by marquicerise

Love You to Death Lyrics as written by Kenneth Downing Glenn Raymond Tipton

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, REACH MUSIC PUBLISHING

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  • +1
    General Comment

    "For so many years in my dreams, things were changing, But always your face was the same"

    epic two lines.

    Fabrizeton July 20, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    According to Mat, this song is about loving a girl so much you kidnap her.

    Riffintonon September 27, 2006   Link
  • 0
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    actually, i read that he had a dream about a girl singing and it was this really poppy song and he wrote all of it he remembered down, but in the end they revised it a lot

    amazing song nonetheless mat is an AMAZING writer

    BrookeMusiccon October 09, 2006   Link
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    General Comment

    Two comments? How? Why??

    The song is so beautiful. Surely, it means more to people than two lousy comments.

    Anyway, I think the meaning is pretty obvious.

    dying2reachgreenon October 17, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    I totally agree with dying2reachgreen.

    Seriously, Kill Hannah is SUCH a good band, and this is SUCH a good song. SOOO good... sooo addicting.

    theloserkid182on October 18, 2006   Link
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    I've read/heard both in the same interview :P

    On fuse he said it was about kidnapping etc, but he mentions the dream, and on the album commentary he talks soley about the dream and about pickslides.

    Riffintonon November 23, 2006   Link
  • 0
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    To ME, this song is about trying to convince someone that you love them and will not hurt them, despite what everyone else may have done.

    MSI672on February 26, 2007   Link
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    MSI672, thats what i got from the song too.

    But whatever, i think it matters alot more that the song means something good to someone personally, even if it wasn't intended for that meaning..

    (if that makes any sense?) >.>

    fly_to_fallon March 24, 2007   Link
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    I first told someone i loved them when they were feeling like they wre the shittest person on the planet and that nobody cared about them, i flet like it was the right time to let them know they meant EVERYTHING to me, even if they felt like they were nothing. I'm guessing that this song is about the same kind of situation, or thats what i relate it to anyways.

    ebab83on April 02, 2007   Link
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    felt* that should have said, sorry. Also, they dont feel the same way, so does the hero get the girl or in my case guy in the end is true. Even though he is telling her she still isnt his maybe.

    ebab83on April 02, 2007   Link

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