I can't believe no ones commented on this song!!
I love it.
To me its about someone who said that thry would always be there, but they enjoy watching you fail, while acting like they care??
@HoneyBloodComa, oddly just thought of this song. I'm writing a manuscript about addiction. I like to listen to music while I write and this song always felt like it is about loving someone who is an addict. You do until you can't anymore. You watch them fall, and you lie to yourself that they are really falling as bad as they are and the only healthy thing to do is leave--which the person in the song does then stands back and watches the person they once cared for continue to go down the rabbit hole. It is a sad song....
@HoneyBloodComa, oddly just thought of this song. I'm writing a manuscript about addiction. I like to listen to music while I write and this song always felt like it is about loving someone who is an addict. You do until you can't anymore. You watch them fall, and you lie to yourself that they are really falling as bad as they are and the only healthy thing to do is leave--which the person in the song does then stands back and watches the person they once cared for continue to go down the rabbit hole. It is a sad song. Very "Leaving Las Vegas" If you played it with Good Enough by Sarah McLachlan and Pink's Who Knew you might just drown in inabling tears.
I can't believe no ones commented on this song!! I love it. To me its about someone who said that thry would always be there, but they enjoy watching you fail, while acting like they care??
@HoneyBloodComa, oddly just thought of this song. I'm writing a manuscript about addiction. I like to listen to music while I write and this song always felt like it is about loving someone who is an addict. You do until you can't anymore. You watch them fall, and you lie to yourself that they are really falling as bad as they are and the only healthy thing to do is leave--which the person in the song does then stands back and watches the person they once cared for continue to go down the rabbit hole. It is a sad song....
@HoneyBloodComa, oddly just thought of this song. I'm writing a manuscript about addiction. I like to listen to music while I write and this song always felt like it is about loving someone who is an addict. You do until you can't anymore. You watch them fall, and you lie to yourself that they are really falling as bad as they are and the only healthy thing to do is leave--which the person in the song does then stands back and watches the person they once cared for continue to go down the rabbit hole. It is a sad song. Very "Leaving Las Vegas" If you played it with Good Enough by Sarah McLachlan and Pink's Who Knew you might just drown in inabling tears.