No, it's about Hurricane Katrina, Linkin Park was part of a program that sent people to where the hurricane hit to rebuild homes and after seeing everything there, they wrote this.
No, it's about Hurricane Katrina, Linkin Park was part of a program that sent people to where the hurricane hit to rebuild homes and after seeing everything there, they wrote this.
Water grey, through the windows, up the stairs - Talking about the flooded houses
Water grey, through the windows, up the stairs - Talking about the flooded houses
Like an ocean everywhere - All of the water makes the are like an ocean
Like an ocean everywhere - All of the water makes the are like an ocean
Don't want to reach for me do you? I mean nothing to you - Refers to how not many people in the world or even the U.S. try 2 help the victims because even though they're people, they mean nothing...
Don't want to reach for me do you? I mean nothing to you - Refers to how not many people in the world or even the U.S. try 2 help the victims because even though they're people, they mean nothing to the individuals out there who could help.
All you've ever wanted was someone to truly look up to you and six feet underwater I do - Everyone wants someone to look up to them and even though now these people are six feet under water, the members of Linkin Park do look up to them for being able to overcome this disaster.
Hope decays, generations disappear - Not much hope is there and this one storm wiped out generations of people.
Washed away, as a nation simply stares - These homes and lives were just washed away and all everyone in the U.S. does is stare in shock.
Probably the most meaningful song Linkin Park... or anyone for that matter has ever written.
Listening to this song now.
Anyways, i think its about a person in a realtionship with a controlling person and he or she wants to get away and wants some freedom.
No, it's about Hurricane Katrina, Linkin Park was part of a program that sent people to where the hurricane hit to rebuild homes and after seeing everything there, they wrote this.
No, it's about Hurricane Katrina, Linkin Park was part of a program that sent people to where the hurricane hit to rebuild homes and after seeing everything there, they wrote this.
Water grey, through the windows, up the stairs - Talking about the flooded houses
Water grey, through the windows, up the stairs - Talking about the flooded houses
Like an ocean everywhere - All of the water makes the are like an ocean
Like an ocean everywhere - All of the water makes the are like an ocean
Don't want to reach for me do you? I mean nothing to you - Refers to how not many people in the world or even the U.S. try 2 help the victims because even though they're people, they mean nothing...
Don't want to reach for me do you? I mean nothing to you - Refers to how not many people in the world or even the U.S. try 2 help the victims because even though they're people, they mean nothing to the individuals out there who could help.
All you've ever wanted was someone to truly look up to you and six feet underwater I do - Everyone wants someone to look up to them and even though now these people are six feet under water, the members of Linkin Park do look up to them for being able to overcome this disaster.
Hope decays, generations disappear - Not much hope is there and this one storm wiped out generations of people.
Washed away, as a nation simply stares - These homes and lives were just washed away and all everyone in the U.S. does is stare in shock.
Probably the most meaningful song Linkin Park... or anyone for that matter has ever written.