You're busy drawing hearts
You run your fingers down the glass
An open mirror
Now you're sleeping
In the front seat
Like a crushed leaf
On the concrete night
Murder ring
What are you talking about
Murder ring
And how did you get into my house
I think you buried me too deep
You had your way
You almost seem alive

But I've been driving you around
I didn't think it could have lasted
Now we broke another bracelet
Tore it off your wrist tonight
Tonight the center of the sun
Will separate in sparks

They're climbing up the sky and down the dark
Do you think
You'd better love me back
You said you want someone
Who actually cares
But I'll say what I want

Because nobody's around when I talk
It feels better to fall asleep alone
Because that's the only way I know
But I've been driving you around
I didn't think it could have lasted
Now we broke another bracelet
Tore it off your wrist tonight
And now that Cinderella's gone

She swallowed up the sun
A middle-class explosion could be nice
If we're the dynamite
Let us prey
Don't you miss me
Or the night we snuck out your window, Oh
Because baby, baby
You're so crazy now

Looks like I'm not the only one now
And I can finally see the light
Oh, there's a million stars tonight
A single one could save my life
Red water leaves us

As we collide
Drella, Drella
Red water leaves us
And I just drive


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Drella Lyrics as written by Victor Fuentes Michael Fuentes

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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  • +4
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    The beginning, from "You're busy drawing hearts.." to the second "Murder ring" makes me think about a girl (I'll call her Drella, because that makes sense) was with some other guy, and they broke up, or something...? Then from "And how did you get into my house" to the first "Tore it off your wrist tonight" gives the notion that perhaps he's trying to comfort Drella, because she came over to his house all distressed-like and he was trying to help her. And the bracelets, I agree, reminds me of sex bracelets. So sex may have been involved in the "cheering up" process, lmao. Anyway, then between all this, the singer (I don't know the lead's name, sorry) kinda had feelings for Drella...? And all this meant more to him than to her. (That covers from "Tonight the center of the sun will separate into sparks" to the second, "Tore it off your wrist tonight." Then, from "And now Cinderella's gone" to "Feels like I'm not the only one now" it seems like the singer is trying to get Drella to see that they should be together, and he'd wishing she would see it. Finally, the rest of the song just seems like he's wishfully thinking to himself about her as he perhaps is driving where they drove before while he was comforting her (it's mentioned earlier in the song something about driving). But, that's just what I got from reading the lyrics:) You may disagree.

    Also, it's my favorite song by them, I think it's awesome:D

    xSabriinaon April 14, 2010   Link
  • +1
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    I have to agree with BrookeMusicc.

    These lyrics are great.

    And so is the song.

    Pierce the Veil is simply amazing. =)

    loozyon January 22, 2008   Link
  • +1
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    hmm.. so i'm thinking this song is about a friends with benefits situation

    but there is actually feelings involved. but he knows that she's not his.. and she knows he goes with other girls too and she also knows he's a crazy boy but then he realizes she's starting to be more like him now... and im not sure if thats good or bad for him.

    "Oh, because baby, you’re so crazy now Feels like I’m not the only one now"

    aboutagirl:)on August 12, 2008   Link
  • +1
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    only a few mistakes

    now that cinderellas gone she swallowed up the sea is

    she swallowed up the SUN.

    and Feels like i'm not the only one now is Looks like im not the only one now.

    this is one of my favorite songs by them

    Sarawrighttton August 13, 2008   Link
  • +1
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    i dont think the lyrics are 'murder ring', but 'murdering' i could just be sounding like an ass, tho.

    marinessis123on July 07, 2009   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    drella was a nickname for andy warhol. its a cross between cinderella and dracula.

    im not sure if thats where they got it from, but thats what it was.

    k17on September 10, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    i don't understand why this song has no comments.

    it's amazing

    "Now we broke another bracelet Tore it off your wrist tonight"

    that part is sung so amazingly.

    this song is just amazing

    BrookeMusiccon August 15, 2007   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    "Now we broke another bracelet Tore it off your wrist tonight"

    sex bracelets?

    Nereids_Bewareon March 21, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    Is the title of the song the girl's name? Drella? I want to know if that's actually a name.

    EliAmbrosiaon September 02, 2008   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    Its short for Cinderella i think..

    because "And now that Cinderella’s gone, she swallowed up the sea A middle class explosion could be nice"

    hmmm?

    I also think this is about an engagement gone bad, poor vic, he always talks about a "ring" in all of his songs, did anyone catch on to that?

    Angulieon September 22, 2008   Link

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