Lots of people, not just on here, have said they want this song for their wedding. I get that its a romantic tune but the lyrics.... have they not read the lyrics? At your weddings? REALLY?
At your wedding will your 'heart is full of pain'?
Will your be 'aching'?
Will your 'soul be crying'?
Maybe you will think im wrong but you can deny atleast SOME of the lyrics connote negative images.
But still everyone's like this song is so sweet i want it at my wedding. Please, think it through people!
i agree with you 100%. the people that said they want it at their wedding kinda pissed me off haha like, what? you obviously are some dumb 12 year old that doesnt even get tbis song
i agree with you 100%. the people that said they want it at their wedding kinda pissed me off haha like, what? you obviously are some dumb 12 year old that doesnt even get tbis song
@underfire@alrightyea - I don't normally get negative, but your combination of negativity and ironic stupidity forced me to. After all, a double negative is a positive isn't it? Which is kind of the point here - the sweet sorrow of realising that one is in pain without another is a core part of love. At this point, I've probably lost you simpletons possessed of the hubris to call people dumb 12-year-olds for misunderstanding songs that you are, in fact, misunderstanding yourself. The sad counterpoint in a lovesong highlights the love in focus itself, like shadows, emphasizing highlights. Or, in...
@underfire@alrightyea - I don't normally get negative, but your combination of negativity and ironic stupidity forced me to. After all, a double negative is a positive isn't it? Which is kind of the point here - the sweet sorrow of realising that one is in pain without another is a core part of love. At this point, I've probably lost you simpletons possessed of the hubris to call people dumb 12-year-olds for misunderstanding songs that you are, in fact, misunderstanding yourself. The sad counterpoint in a lovesong highlights the love in focus itself, like shadows, emphasizing highlights. Or, in dumb 12-year-old speak that you may understand, I'm sad without you, I'm happy with you = good love song.
Lots of people, not just on here, have said they want this song for their wedding. I get that its a romantic tune but the lyrics.... have they not read the lyrics? At your weddings? REALLY?
At your wedding will your 'heart is full of pain'? Will your be 'aching'? Will your 'soul be crying'?
Maybe you will think im wrong but you can deny atleast SOME of the lyrics connote negative images. But still everyone's like this song is so sweet i want it at my wedding. Please, think it through people!
*can't deny sorry. Wow that spelling mistake really undermined the drama i was going for ;)
*can't deny sorry. Wow that spelling mistake really undermined the drama i was going for ;)
i agree with you 100%. the people that said they want it at their wedding kinda pissed me off haha like, what? you obviously are some dumb 12 year old that doesnt even get tbis song
i agree with you 100%. the people that said they want it at their wedding kinda pissed me off haha like, what? you obviously are some dumb 12 year old that doesnt even get tbis song
@underfire @alrightyea - I don't normally get negative, but your combination of negativity and ironic stupidity forced me to. After all, a double negative is a positive isn't it? Which is kind of the point here - the sweet sorrow of realising that one is in pain without another is a core part of love. At this point, I've probably lost you simpletons possessed of the hubris to call people dumb 12-year-olds for misunderstanding songs that you are, in fact, misunderstanding yourself. The sad counterpoint in a lovesong highlights the love in focus itself, like shadows, emphasizing highlights. Or, in...
@underfire @alrightyea - I don't normally get negative, but your combination of negativity and ironic stupidity forced me to. After all, a double negative is a positive isn't it? Which is kind of the point here - the sweet sorrow of realising that one is in pain without another is a core part of love. At this point, I've probably lost you simpletons possessed of the hubris to call people dumb 12-year-olds for misunderstanding songs that you are, in fact, misunderstanding yourself. The sad counterpoint in a lovesong highlights the love in focus itself, like shadows, emphasizing highlights. Or, in dumb 12-year-old speak that you may understand, I'm sad without you, I'm happy with you = good love song.