This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
Quiet little voices creep into my head,
I'm young again.
Quiet little voices creep inside my bedroom wall,
I'll fall for you.
Little words of wisdom creep into my ears,
I'll die for you.
In any which direction, call me
I will run for you.
I'll come for you.
I'll die for you.
I'll come for you.
Quiet little voices creep into my head,
I'm young again.
Quiet little voices creep into my head,
I'll fall for you.
Quiet little voices.
I'd better stop now.
Quiet little voices.
I'm young again.
Quiet little voices creep inside my bedroom wall,
I'll fall for you.
Little words of wisdom creep into my ears,
I'll die for you.
In any which direction, call me
I will run for you.
I'll come for you.
I'll die for you.
I'll come for you.
Quiet little voices creep into my head,
I'm young again.
Quiet little voices creep into my head,
I'll fall for you.
Quiet little voices.
I'd better stop now.
Quiet little voices.
Lyrics submitted by bearinbikini, edited by juliem1912
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I love this song so much, but I think the lyrics are a little bit wrong, a few amendments and I think they're spot on now:
Quiet little voices creep into my head, I'm young again.
Quiet little monsters creeping down my bedroom wall, I'll fall for you.
Quiet words of wisdom creep into your victims ears, I'll die for you.
In any which direction, call me I will run for you. I'll come for you. I'll die for you. I'll come for you.
Quiet little voices creep into my head, I'm young again.
Quiet little monsters creep into my head, I'll fall for you.
Quiet little voices.
Quiet little monsters.
I'd better stop now.
Quiet little voices.
Quiet little monsters.
I really like this song. The only intepretation that I will give is that when he says "I'll fall for you" maybe he means not much as to fall in love like I think alot of people usually interpret that line as. Instead, maybe it means just that, like he will fall for the person, meaning he will give up, or give in, or stop a certain lifestyle.
Which I guess is kind of like falling in love anyway. LOL
I love this song so much, but I think the lyrics are a little bit wrong, a few amendments and I think they're spot on now:
Quiet little voices creep into my head, I'm young again.
Quiet little monsters creeping down my bedroom wall, I'll fall for you.
Quiet words of wisdom creep into your victims ears, I'll die for you.
In any which direction, call me I will run for you. I'll come for you. I'll die for you. I'll come for you.
Quiet little voices creep into my head, I'm young again.
Quiet little monsters creep into my head, I'll fall for you.
Quiet little voices.
Quiet little monsters.
I'd better stop now.
Quiet little voices.
Quiet little monsters.
An amazing song, great potential in this band.
I see it that he feels he's finding it hard to control himself when it comes to her. He obviously likes/loves her alot. He has so many feelings for her and they're telling him what to do hense the voices creeping into his head. Simple lyrics reflect the song as a whole, however it really is a great track.
I believe that the second part "Quiet little voices creep inside my bedroom wall, I'm old for you." is wrong. It's "Quiet little monsters" and "I'll fall for you"
Its a great song. I would really like to see this band become popular.
@mmafreak570 i share your view on "I'll fall for you." It has so much more intensity than to fall in love. He could have meant it to be as fall in love, but songs this song seems to be more passionate than simply falling in love. I think he is saying something like "I will fail for you". He is willing to be defeated to protect you.
ive had this song on repeat for like 20 minutes.
I'd agree with this meaning. I believe the song is him saying he will do anything for the girl. He will even take the fall for her. The voices and monsters are like the thoughts that are constantly racing through his head. It could even be thought of as like the angel/demon conscience thing that sit on your shoulders.
i really love the lyric "call me i will run for you, i'll come for you, i'll die for you, i'll come for you" it just shows that he feels so much about her. its so sweet..
The voices in your head when you are caught up with or captivated by someone. There's the little monsters representing your feelings driving you nuts then your little rational voice "I'd better stop now" trying to reign it all back in.
I actually made a video interpreting how I feel about this song. I put a lot of work into it actually. youtube.com/watch
I love this song so much, but I think the lyrics are a little bit wrong, a few amendments and I think they're spot on now:
Quiet little voices creep into my head, I'm young again.
Quiet little monsters creeping down my bedroom wall, I'll fall for you.
Quiet words of wisdom creep into your victims ears, I'll die for you.
In any which direction, call me I will run for you. I'll come for you. I'll die for you. I'll come for you.
Quiet little voices creep into my head, I'm young again.
Quiet little monsters creep into my head, I'll fall for you.
Quiet little voices.
Quiet little monsters.
I'd better stop now.
Quiet little voices.
Quiet little monsters.