The spelling may be referring to something else, as well as the song. From what I have read on the Tool boards, lacrymosa refers to crying as a form of therapy. If that is correct, the song title itself could be a double reference, both to the classical music in the back, and to the tears she has cried.
actually the name Lacrymosa is a species of moth which means "saddness" or something like that. the picture of it is on the open door songbook and I could see so many refrences 2 ben moody in this song! but amy said that she wrote it for the chronicles of narnia the lion the witch and the wardrobe but i don't believe that :-D
actually the name Lacrymosa is a species of moth which means "saddness" or something like that. the picture of it is on the open door songbook and I could see so many refrences 2 ben moody in this song! but amy said that she wrote it for the chronicles of narnia the lion the witch and the wardrobe but i don't believe that :-D
The spelling may be referring to something else, as well as the song. From what I have read on the Tool boards, lacrymosa refers to crying as a form of therapy. If that is correct, the song title itself could be a double reference, both to the classical music in the back, and to the tears she has cried.
actually the name Lacrymosa is a species of moth which means "saddness" or something like that. the picture of it is on the open door songbook and I could see so many refrences 2 ben moody in this song! but amy said that she wrote it for the chronicles of narnia the lion the witch and the wardrobe but i don't believe that :-D
actually the name Lacrymosa is a species of moth which means "saddness" or something like that. the picture of it is on the open door songbook and I could see so many refrences 2 ben moody in this song! but amy said that she wrote it for the chronicles of narnia the lion the witch and the wardrobe but i don't believe that :-D