Coming Back Down

This song... I love it. It reminds me of my best friend who committed suicide. I cry every time I hear it and sometimes I can't stop listening to it. I hear it and then I just can't help but think of him every time. The versus are dead on about him and about how I felt about the whole thing. Damn I love this song.

I don't think there's alot I can add that hasn't been said, but I think we can all agree: The best of us are taken back to Heaven far too quickly.

in the part "that you were too good for this world so you left it", it sounds as if the person he talks about losing, has died by suicide.

I believe it has to do with suicide and the attempted suicide of another. It starts out saying "I just can't escape" being a common phrase said by people considering suicide. Then saying "It's like you are here with me now", means he is talking to another person who is with him on the same level. The words he said were something about a suicide pact, and they fade out because of it being in the past.

Since his friend has "been away" He is no longer there because he successfully killed himself, another lyric would be "Down in the dirt with your blood on my hands" Meaning he is dead and the friend couldn't stop him from killing himself. "I know you're coming back down" Means that he is in heaven and is coming back down to earth. "I blacked out" Meaning that he attempted suicide perhaps by swallowing too many pills where he blacked out and then came to realization with life and its good side. Then it says "You were too good for this world then you left it, Everything turned red" Meaning that he died and there was blood, perhaps from cutting or a gun, not necessarily a big part to the lyric.

It makes sense that "You don't even know what's beyond you" could be for suicide, because they are not thinking of the future, just wanting to end the pain now. Then "So I guess you had to leave. You were born with wings. But you were never happy until the angel's sing" He left life, he was born with a great opportunity and a saint to his friend, but he never could find happiness until he died and went up to heaven.

"Like the feeling beside you, with the bottle beside you. You both end up empty like an angel beside you" The feeling is the drug putting them to peace and relaxing them, but eventually the bottle is empty, it is considered an angel because it is taking them out of their misery but when its empty it is now gone. "I look to the heaven... I looked inside myself, I felt my heart in my chest. He looked up as he passed out, he felt his heart beating and found himself as he blacked out.

"Come lay beside me, it's only what I've seen, it's just one dream" Meaning that they are both doing it, and they believe only they are having this pain/problem, and they only believe that they are one person in the world and see no point to continuing. "Tell my baby I love her, and I wish I could hold her, it's hard to say goodbye when you know that it's over" He planned this out and knows its going to happen but sees them for the last time and doesn't know how to say goodbye.

That is what I got from the song, I heard a lyric from a Trivium song "Put the gun to my head and dream of the color red" Then hearing the reference to red in this song that I already thought was about suicide made me think about it further.

Awesome song! I don't know the meaning yet really, but the imagery in it is beautiful and it's a great addition to the new HU album :D

Okay, so this song concerns the death of a loved one and the tumultuous search for ways to carry on without him or her. There's a spirituality in the lyrics, swollen with defeat, but rich with yearning. It's an allowance that however dark the day, the following may lighten.

i love this song does anyone know where i can listen to the song at school?

I kind of think that this has multiple meanings. One, obviously the outlining meaning of losing someone close to you and trying to deal with it. But I think there may be a subtle hint of a reference to Deuce, especially in J-Dogs verse. It seems like he's talking about him, metaphorically of course, but even so, it's very much there.

It's a great song altogether though, and one of the few on the new album I liked. Kudos.

On their Revolt tour in Odessa, Hollywood Undead said that this song was made for those who have lost a loved one. So, yeah, its about death....but songs can have a different meaning to someone else. This song is soooo beautiful!

"I just can't escape it's like you're here with me now but the words you say they always seem to fade out since you been away I'm just a face in the crowd someday, someday I know you're coming back

down in the dirt with your blood on my hands I blacked out but now I do understand that you were too good for this world so you left it"

in the first verse it sounds like whats happened is the song is telling a story about being haunted about killing someone and trying to come to terms with it, all the while blocking out anything that would have been said by the person to prove anything other than them being murdered was meant to be, in the second verse it seems like the person who killed is realizing that what happened wasn't meant to happen and they realized what they did was wrong and committed suicide, thats just me though