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Oh look! Oh look! She's become a model now
Crash her wedding, she's wearing red shoes
but she hasn't a thing to wear
I'm a fighting man, but I've no hands
But if you like, I guess, I mean, I guess I could tie the boxing gloves on anyway
One boxing match in the church baby, a shotgun wedding
With boxing gloves instead of a shotgun, baby


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    It has to do about Fight Club, the same guy who wrote Invisible monsters

    x__dousethelightson January 19, 2007   Link
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    wow, thats a massive song title...I cant remember if the line is in Fight Club, but it does seem like a very Tyler Durden inspired quote.

    demolitionandrougeon January 15, 2007   Link
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    I think it has something to do with invisible monsters again it has the 'Shotgun and wedding' theme of time to dance. I think it's about someone not being completley understood but still people are watching that person's every move. And you have to put force into boxing gloves, making it more personal insted of just pulling a trigger in cold blood.

    blue.flame442on January 12, 2007   Link
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    what is this song from?

    fall_out_coreyon January 14, 2007   Link
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    sory i didnt comment ealier. there lyrics that ryan has written for the new album. i dont even no if there is going to be a song. but theres lyrics...and there really good.

    same old blood rushon January 15, 2007   Link
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    wow i love these lyrics. ryan is a great writter. he does seem to get alot of insperation from invisible monsters. can't wait for there next album

    dieing-w/out-ryanon January 15, 2007   Link
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    Im guessing this is from the new CD like the other one...

    Cant waitt!

    x__dousethelightson January 16, 2007   Link
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    its really hard to understand with out music to go with it...hehe. im so excited. and i dont think it has much to do with invisible monsters...cause ive read invisible monsters.

    same old blood rushon January 16, 2007   Link
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    well... it does seem to be another invisible monsters rip.

    as for my opinion.... it's fucking lame. i'm tired of these imature children trying to wirte music about books. I love Panic! just as much as the next kid... but for god's sake..... they need to do a little better if they're gonna make it in the big kid's industry. garbage like this isn't ok.

    InsatiableDickon January 18, 2007   Link
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    ITS NOT ABOUT INVISIBLE MONSTERS! ive read invisible monsters...not even close. invisible monsters is about how everyone want the attention. NOT EVEN CLOSE! no one would have 2 records with the same inspiration, the same story. eh! got a problem? email me, k?

    same old blood rushon January 18, 2007   Link

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