(Only for you)
(Only for you)

You said if you don't let it out
You're gonna let it eat you away
I'd rather be a cannibal, baby
Animals like me don't talk anyway

Feel like an ambulance, chaser of faith
Pray I could replace her
Forget the way her tears taste
Oh, the way her tears taste

Put another X on the calendar
Summer's on it's deathbed
There is simply nothing worse than knowing how it ends
And I meant everything I said that night
I will come back to life
But only for you
Only for you

The world may call it a second chance
But when I came back, it was more of a relapse
Anticipation's on the other line
And obsession called while you were out
Yeah, it called while you were out

Put another X on the calendar
Summer's on it's deathbed
There is simply nothing worse than knowing how it ends
And I meant everything I said that night
I will come back to life
But only for you
Only for you

Asleep in the hive
I guess all the buzzing got to me
Well, I'm still alive
At night your body is a symphony
And I'm conducting

You said if you don't let it out
You're gonna let it eat you away

Put another X on the calendar
Summer's on it's deathbed
There is simply nothing worse than knowing how it ends
And I meant everything I said that night
I will come back to life
But only for you
Only for you
Only for you
Only for you

Yeah (only for you)
(Only for you)
(Only for you)
(Only for you)


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The Calendar Lyrics as written by John Feldmann Brendon Urie

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    My Interpretation

    Okay, this is kind of odd but I BELIEVE this song is about someone he loves trying to commit suicide.

    "Put another 'x' on the calendar Summer's on it's deathbed There is simply nothing worse than knowing how it ends." He's counting the days that she's been in the hospital or in therapy or so.

    "I will come back to life But only for you Only for you" I'd always thought that this was possibly written in her suicide note, or this was something she said before she died.

    "Don't wanna call it a second chance But when I came back, it was more of a relapse Anticipation's on the other line An obsession called while you were out Yeah, it called while you were out"

    This is what mostly led me to believe this. I think that she was in the hospital for a while and the doctors assumed she was getting better, then when she got back she had "relapsed" and gotten worse. Anticipation for it to get better, obsession to sadness.

    I'm not sure if this is right, but this is my idea.

    patricksfedoraon January 25, 2015   Link

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