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.
What's done is done
and we've crossed the line
Your indecision is
taking over everytime
Your pride, my anger
our situation is
worse than ever
We're taking this
too far
We've had our run
With your arms wrapped
tight around my neck
Close my eyes
I sink and grasped
for breath
She's with someone new
All hope is gone and
Since you'll never gonna change
I'll erase your taste and
Let you go, slowly
Suddenly I'm wasn't enough
Your lust disguised as love
Your pushing me
too far
We've had our run
With your arms wrapped
tight around my neck
Close my eyes
I sink and grasped
for breath
All hope is gone and
Since you'll never gonna change
I'll erase your taste and
Let you go, slowly
Suddenly I'm wasn't enough
Your lust disguised as love
Shes with someone new
Shes with someone new
This whole time,
was just another lie
My feelings up and down
You're just a little incosiderate
This whole time,
was just another lie
Was just another lie!!!
What's done is done
and we've crossed the line
Your indecision is
taking over everytime
Your pride, my anger
our situation is
worse than ever
(All is gone)
All hope is gone and
Since you'll never gonna change
I'll erase your taste and
Let you go, slowly
Suddenly I'm wasn't enough
Your lust disguised as love
All hope is gone
(And all hope is)
All hope is gone
(And all hope is)
All hope is gone
(And all hope is)
All hope is gone
(And all hope is)
and we've crossed the line
Your indecision is
taking over everytime
Your pride, my anger
our situation is
worse than ever
We're taking this
too far
We've had our run
With your arms wrapped
tight around my neck
Close my eyes
I sink and grasped
for breath
She's with someone new
All hope is gone and
Since you'll never gonna change
I'll erase your taste and
Let you go, slowly
Suddenly I'm wasn't enough
Your lust disguised as love
Your pushing me
too far
We've had our run
With your arms wrapped
tight around my neck
Close my eyes
I sink and grasped
for breath
All hope is gone and
Since you'll never gonna change
I'll erase your taste and
Let you go, slowly
Suddenly I'm wasn't enough
Your lust disguised as love
Shes with someone new
Shes with someone new
This whole time,
was just another lie
My feelings up and down
You're just a little incosiderate
This whole time,
was just another lie
Was just another lie!!!
What's done is done
and we've crossed the line
Your indecision is
taking over everytime
Your pride, my anger
our situation is
worse than ever
(All is gone)
All hope is gone and
Since you'll never gonna change
I'll erase your taste and
Let you go, slowly
Suddenly I'm wasn't enough
Your lust disguised as love
All hope is gone
(And all hope is)
All hope is gone
(And all hope is)
All hope is gone
(And all hope is)
All hope is gone
(And all hope is)
Lyrics submitted by elcabronita
Guillotine Lyrics as written by John De Jesus Dinopol Gabriel Emmanuel O. Alipe
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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