If you could stay here for just
A little bit, a little while, a little bit with me
(You're what makes me)
And if God could keep you with me
I'd trade (just about anything)

You're what makes me want to change things
(I would die just to live and yet we all live to die )
You're what makes me want to change
(You will not die)
(You will not die)
(You will not die)
(You will not) die

If you could stay here for just
A little bit, a little while, a little bit with me
(You're what makes me)
And if God could keep you with me
I'd trade (just about anything)

I'd trade anything
Take a step further back to where you belong
Take a look at your life what have you become

I never had the chance to explain myself
I never had the chance to apologize
I never had the chance to explain myself
I never had

You will not die
You will not die
You will not die
You will not-


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Higinia Lyrics as written by Eric Lambert Craig Mabbitt

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    Love it.

    BTF, rock =D.

    xx

    alonex3on June 08, 2007   Link
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    Such a great song!!!

    Slyrxon July 11, 2007   Link
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    This band is AMAZING live end of story

    pageweknewon July 27, 2007   Link
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    I think that maybe it's about him and he's in love with someone and he wants her to stay with him forever. But at the end of the song, maybe she's telling him to look at what he's done, maybe to her, and to go back to where he belongs because he doesn't belong with her. And so then he says he didn't have a chance to explain and apologize. Oh or maybe when he says "you" he's not referring to the girl, but maybe he's referring to the relationship with the girl, so maybe that's why he says "you will not die" because he's saying that the relationship will not die, because he'll keep trying.

    TheLastDayon August 01, 2007   Link
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    great thinking work "TheLastDay", but it's wrong .. this song is about craigafer's (the lead singer) his grandma, Higinia was her name. she past away and he wrote this song for her.

    xauxiceon August 06, 2007   Link
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    myspace.com/blessthefalllive myspace.com/blessthefalllive myspace.com/blessthefalllive myspace.com/blessthefalllive myspace.com/blessthefalllive

    for the people who have myspace, add it, it's a fansite from btf with live picture's and stuff like that!

    xauxiceon August 06, 2007   Link
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    This song is definitely not about someone that he was in love with (Craigafer). This song was written for his grandmother who unfortunately passed away. She went by the name of Higinia, hence the name of the song. :D

    Scary Eddyon November 14, 2007   Link
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    i love bless the fall.....lol.... very nice...

    bahobeteon December 04, 2007   Link
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    Evidence for the previous posts: his grandma Higinia is mentioned in the thank you section of the lyric book for "His Last Walk".

    sXe_Cycloneon December 27, 2007   Link
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    If you guys didn't know, it's pronounced as

    "Hin-yah"

    Dani3lBr00talityon January 21, 2008   Link

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