@[Diderik:33655] "Your a holiday!" Was a popular term used in the 50s/60s to compliment someone on their all around. For example, not only are they beautiful, but they are fun and kind too ... just an all around "holiday".
I think your first comment is closer to being accurate. The singer/song writers state "Millions of eyes can see, yet why am i so blind!? When the someone else is me, its unkind its unkind". I believe hes referring to the girl toying with him and using him. He wants something deeper with her, thats why he allows himself to be as a puppet (even though for her fun and games) as long as it makes her happy. But he knows deep down that she doesnt really want to be serious with him and thats what makes him.
Ash his heart onto the ground
Pull his guts out by frustration
Be careful you might kill him
Just cause he can't hear what you say
Doesn't mean that he's not listening
If you listen to your words
He might like what you say
So you've been going out for years
And I'm sure that you've been happy
Happy with your role
You've been looking up to him
As if you've forgotten of your own life
Forgotten of your own face
Burn and start again
Just cause he can't hear what you say
Doesn't mean that he's not listening
If you listen to your words
HE might like what you say
On my own again
That's what she said
I'm leaving you tomorrow
But she already left
She already left me
She said I'm better off dead
It's your own life
Live it for yourself
It's your own life
Live for your
Just cause he can't hear what you say
Doesn't mean that he's not listening
If you listen to your words
He might like what you say
On my own again
That's what she said
|I'm leaving you tomorrow
But she already left
She already left me
She said I'm better off dead
Pull his guts out by frustration
Be careful you might kill him
Just cause he can't hear what you say
Doesn't mean that he's not listening
If you listen to your words
He might like what you say
So you've been going out for years
And I'm sure that you've been happy
Happy with your role
You've been looking up to him
As if you've forgotten of your own life
Forgotten of your own face
Burn and start again
Just cause he can't hear what you say
Doesn't mean that he's not listening
If you listen to your words
HE might like what you say
On my own again
That's what she said
I'm leaving you tomorrow
But she already left
She already left me
She said I'm better off dead
It's your own life
Live it for yourself
It's your own life
Live for your
Just cause he can't hear what you say
Doesn't mean that he's not listening
If you listen to your words
He might like what you say
On my own again
That's what she said
|I'm leaving you tomorrow
But she already left
She already left me
She said I'm better off dead
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just because a band doesnt play out of a garage anymore doesnt mean they're sell outs!! People gotta put food on the table eh? but anyway, awesome song, i think its one of their best. it just has a cool sound
this song can lift me up whenever i'm down.. i don't know why, but it reminds me of all the fun times i've had with all my nfg buddies!
although nfg sold out. nfg is still a very good emo band. this song is really super. and it makes me happy..er..dont ask..i'm just strange. okay. EMO ROCKS YOUR GRANDMA'S DIRTY SOCKS. yay go me.
all i got to say is.....NFG=WOW.....they are amazing!!!1
WILL EVERYONE FUCKIN SHUT UP ABOUT SELLING OUT!!!i bet ud sell ur whole record collection for 2000 dollars
I know this probably isn't what the song is saying but it says to me that if you can be with someone that you really love, you'd rather be dead. I feel like that sometimes. Thanks.
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oh man i love this song. It reminds me of the warped tour last summer. god it was great.
i think its about a girl whos been dating a way too controlling guy. She doesn't really know who she is anymore, but when she finally figures out she should leave this guy she leaves fast and tells him she's better off dead....
holla
I think his song is about a couple thts been together for a while and they were happy but the guy wasnt listening so she said he was better off dead I dont now im prolly wrong but its a great song