Looking back, on all the times we strained to have, vacant eyes, a sometimes smile. Thinking back, on all the things we almost did, I hope you had a good time.
Angel, ever divine, you’ll never be mine.
About the pictures, that we hardly took, hope they come out alright.
Regarding the ring, you always talked about, I’m sure it’ll fit you just fine.
Angel, ever divine, you’ll never be mine.
Just one question, you never answered, you never learned.
Just one question, and your lips, never shaped the words.
Angel, ever divine, you’ll never be mine.
You’ll never be mine.


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    yes, sadly enough, thats what it appears to be. but the funny thing (to me at least) is that half of these bands that are now considered "emo"...aren't. i mean, it takes more than clever word-play to be considered "emo" in my book.

    i've heard really really bad pop/rap/country/rock (basically all genres) and the music just sucks....but the lyrics are clever, and they mean something. now are these bands considered "emo"??...hell no, but for some (very odd) reason the same thing is happening with some of these pop/punk bands these days. their music totally blows...but their lyrics mean a little more than the average band...so why are the automatically considered "emo"??? good question and unfortunately i don't know the answer.

    to me "emo" is all about the music...and the lyrics are just an added bonus. true some lyrics are amazing (last days of april....but thats a personal thing...others may disagree). bands like the white octave that play instrumental songs (no lyrics for those who don't know) that affect me just the same as if it DID have lyrics....thats true "emo" for me. music that moves me....and not to the trash can to throw away the cd....which i find myself doing with all of these shitty so-called "emo" bands these days. it makes me sick. people need to know the history before they start labeling music that they know nothing about.

    now as for time spent driving....i haven't heard this song at all but i have heard other songs...and "lowlight" is beautiful.

    and to whoever said that we need to grow up. maybe its closed-minded people like yourself that need to grow up. and by the way i've heard just as many uplifting "emo" songs as i've heard depressing ones. and i take it by your name that you are a pantera fan?? (vinnyrex)....they play such happy songs don't they!!....yeah

    one*name*famouson August 18, 2002   Link

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