In regards to the meaning of this song:
Before a live performance on the EP Five Stories Falling, Geoff states “It’s about the last time I went to visit my grandmother in Columbus, and I saw that she was dying and it was the last time I was going to see her. It is about realizing how young you are, but how quickly you can go.”
That’s the thing about Geoff and his sublime poetry, you think it’s about one thing, but really it’s about something entirely different. But the lyrics are still universal and omnipresent, ubiquitous, even. So relatable. That’s one thing I love about this band. I also love their live performances, raw energy and Geoff’s beautiful, imperfectly perfect vocals. His voice soothes my aching soul.
his one's of you taking your pill
Sometimes forget and that's okay I guess
This one's of me at my sisters wedding day
All my faces
They all were wasted
You're barely breathing I know
What if it's starting to show?
And I know it won't ever change but it hurts the same
This one's of me throwing up for you
And I'm paler still, and that's the way you wanted it
This one's of you, certain of cancer
And all my faces
They all were wasted on feeling small
You're barely breathing, I know
And now it's starting to show
And I know it won't ever change, but it hurts the same
Yeah
A fever broke somewhere behind July
And remember how I weighed 135
And we collide
All my faces
They all were wasted on feeling small
You're barely breathing, I know
And now it's starting to show
And I know it won't ever change, but it hurts the same
This one's of me, losing more weight
and feeling afraid
___________________________
There are more than one version but this is the one I heard...The spaces one also exist.
Sometimes forget and that's okay I guess
This one's of me at my sisters wedding day
All my faces
They all were wasted
You're barely breathing I know
What if it's starting to show?
And I know it won't ever change but it hurts the same
This one's of me throwing up for you
And I'm paler still, and that's the way you wanted it
This one's of you, certain of cancer
And all my faces
They all were wasted on feeling small
You're barely breathing, I know
And now it's starting to show
And I know it won't ever change, but it hurts the same
Yeah
A fever broke somewhere behind July
And remember how I weighed 135
And we collide
All my faces
They all were wasted on feeling small
You're barely breathing, I know
And now it's starting to show
And I know it won't ever change, but it hurts the same
This one's of me, losing more weight
and feeling afraid
___________________________
There are more than one version but this is the one I heard...The spaces one also exist.
Lyrics submitted by LuvMeTender, edited by LyricalSymphony
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I'm a recovering bulimic, so I completely love and understand the song, so Ima go all pro on you and yeah.
This one's of you taking your pill Sometimes forget and that's okay I guess [Trying to get better, but can't] This one's of me at my sisters wedding day [I think it's that he was at his sisters wedding, and threw up afterwards or during. Everyone was so happy, and all he could think of was getting the food out of him]
All the spaces They all were wasted
You're barely breathing I know [You're getting sicker] What if it's starting to show [People could find out. You don't want that] And I know it won't ever change but it hurts the same [You know you won't stop, and that hurts]
This one's of me throwing up for you [literally throwing up] And I'm paler still, but that's the way you wanted it [When you lose a lot of weight, you get pale] This one's of you Certain of cancer [It's a disease]
In all the spaces They all were wasted on feeling small [You only care about being small] You're barely breathing, I know What now it's starting to show [Explained before] And I know it won't ever change, but it hurts the same
A fever broke somewhere behind July [Sometime during a July, he got the sickest yet] And remember how I weighed 135 [His lowest weight] and we collide...
All the spaces It all got wasted on feeling small You're barely breathing, I know And now it's starting to show And I know it won't ever change, but it hurst the same
This one's of me losing my weight I'm feeling afraid [I cry every time I hear this. He's loseing more weight, and being even more scared that things could end badly]
My second favourite song behind Skin and Bones. They saved me from my bulimia.
I forgot to add this, but if you couldn't tell, i believe he's looking at pictures while "singing" this..
what it's REALLY about is the lead singer, josh ramsay, he wrote this song and in high school he did heroine and so it's about him losing his weight and stuff. same with feeling small and vertigo and alive again is about him recovering.
To me, I think the lead singe Josh is talking about when he had bulimia. The line "this ones of me throwing up for you" could be referring to why he was bulimic, ( I read this book once and it said when you have an eating disorder it usually means something else is going on in your life). So, in my opinion, I think this song is about how Josh had a friend or family member who had to go through cancer and he dealt with it through his eating habits.
Correction in the lyrics: It's 'All my faces' not 'All the spaces'. At least, that's the case in the version I have.
:O where do you get it????
On Mine, It says "Between These Spaces, They All got wasted"
i think i may have an idea of what this song is about, but one part screws me to another side. :/
i first thought that maybe it was about bulimia because of well, skin & bones - first of all, is about this too. but anyway, main reason was because it says "this ones of me throwing up for you", & "this one's of me losing my weight"... that's mainly why. but ina part it says "this ones of you, certain of cancer" so i don't get that part. but i do believe it's about a type of eating disorder, most likely, bulimia.
i agree, because josh had bulimia, but you probably knew that. but i think the whole certain of cancer thing, its just specifics that he threw in there that actually did happen in his life, but no one will get it except the person that it's about. know what i mean?
people with bulemia can get cancer very easily because their immune system is down from lack of nutrients and because of the stomach acid eating away at their esophagous, mouth, sinuses, and hands (if they use their fingers to vomit). This can cause cancer cells to grow in any of these areas. I know a girl who had to have her hand amputated because she was bulemic for years and used her hand to puke and she got cancer in it.
mabey the cancer part is because some cancer grows larger and larger. mabey bulimia was becomeing bigger and bigger to him, slowly killing him just as cancer does
you're right, it is about bulima. I have an eating disorder as well as Josh (lead singer), and I find it easy to pick out what he's saying.. or at least what it means to me. I believe that inthis song, Josh is referring to himself. Having an eating disorder makes you feel like a different person and I think this is what he's referring to. You feel like one person whne you're going about your day and you feel like a complete other person while you obsessing about food, weight, or your body.
This one's of you taking your pill
All My faces They were wasted
This one's of me throwing up for you
All my faces They all were wasted on feeling small
A fever broke somewhere behind July
This one's of me losing my weight I'm feeling afraid -also self explanitory
this song is very touching and personal. i can relate to it well as im sure many others can. It's nice to see a guy who admits a problem like this.. reminds us that girls aren't just the only ones who suffer from eating disorders.
"a fever broke somewhere behind july"<br /> <br /> when a fever breaks it means that it has reached it's highest level and is going down. He could be using the fever for a metaphor for his bulemia and he is saying that in that month he began recovery.
like im not trying to say that your wrong .<br /> But Josh never did or has an eating disorder .<br /> He did Herion when he was 17 and would disappear for months at a time and always tried to hid it . and the summer when he started doing it, he lst like 90 pounds. so personally i think that that had a lot to do with it , becuase it wouldnt be the first song he's written about herion .
@ tiabrake, you're wrong about that, he did actually suffer from bulimia, it's also in skin and bones.
this song is also touching.. just like skin and bones. it is nice to hear that guys hav eating disorders as well as girls:P its a really good song
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This song including many other Marianas Trench songs are written about Josh's addiction to heroin. "This one's of me, losing my weight" Although it may have something to do with bulimia. I wouldn't know unless I asked Josh myself. But the whole album has a sentimental meaning to Josh considering he wrote all the songs with the exception of Push; which he co-wrote with Steve Marshall.