Check Yes, Juliet Lyrics
very catchy. its about 2 lovers escaping from all the pressure because everyone wants them to be apart. its like a modern day romeo and juliet, but in song.
very good.
i feel like the title "check yes juliet" is like one of those notes you get in elementary school where you check off YES NO or MAYBE to do you like " _____" and yeahh i
i love this song! im soo sad because they arent on my tour date with boys like girls!
this song reminds me of the great escape by boys like girls for some reason.
but anyways i really like this song. its really sweet. :]
I love this song!!! My friends heard open for All Time Low! This is such a brilliant band!
this band's getting big in no time i love them so much even though their concerts wll get bigger and no personal time anymore, it's cool, they deserve it
yes, this is like the play romeo and juliet. only the two people in love are running away in the middle of the night. the girl "juliet" isn't so sure about going away, so the guy is telling her that "they can change the locks, don't let them change your mind". smart, huh?
i totally agree with welcome2hell69. it's definitely about a us-against-the-world kind of story, but the girl is a bit undecided still, and here is our dear romeo, convincing it that they'll make it somehow. it is somewhat clever..
this song is fer sure about romeo and juliet if you read the book juliet is like "ohhh maybe we shouldnt be talking" and romeo is like running through life. romeo was desperate for juliets love so he stands out her window. the people who tear them apart is their families, capulets and montagues, who have been in a feud for awhile and dislike each other strongly. skeeking out is when romeo and juliet got married, they had to do it in secrecy. ya so definitley bout romeo and juliet. its a really amazing song end of discussion.
"kill the limbo" means that she's stuck between going with him and staying, and she can't make up her mind about it, so he's telling her to "kill the limbo" and choose him. at least that was my interpretation.