Well I figured this one out.
Vesper is referring to Vesper from Casino Royale. They're big fans of James Bond.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsG-0lliT48
The first line is about Vesper making Bond into who he is and being able to push him to carry out the bitter man. If you've watched the movie you'll see just what he becomes at the end of the movie.
He let his defenses down, he didn't think to turn around.
She left and was going to betray him. Well, he thought she was betraying him.
See it turn red. (She has a red dress that shines bright in the water)
Like bullet through the chest. People describe drowning as a bullet through the chest as a giant puncture to the chest.
He takes her out and lays her down to rest. The lovers final breath part is when Bond tries to bring her back to life with CPR.
The game of life they lost. Why? Well the killers blackmailed her to betray Bond. He asked if she has a better thought, kind of a rhetorical question to her spirit since she's dead. She's gone and Bond can't really shake it. It all seems so wrong.
The moment she said she was sorry and took the key out felt so long to Bond. Her fear really of him led her to it.
She dies, and he kisses her tend lips goodbye. If you notice, the CPR is also like a last kiss.
He prays to God who hears his cry. He cried underwater for her but no one heard, except for God
That explains a lot, thanks, I kept stressing over what the title meant, and a found a word in the dictionary: vespers, that made no sense with the song at all.
That explains a lot, thanks, I kept stressing over what the title meant, and a found a word in the dictionary: vespers, that made no sense with the song at all.
Well I figured this one out. Vesper is referring to Vesper from Casino Royale. They're big fans of James Bond.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsG-0lliT48 The first line is about Vesper making Bond into who he is and being able to push him to carry out the bitter man. If you've watched the movie you'll see just what he becomes at the end of the movie.
He let his defenses down, he didn't think to turn around. She left and was going to betray him. Well, he thought she was betraying him.
See it turn red. (She has a red dress that shines bright in the water) Like bullet through the chest. People describe drowning as a bullet through the chest as a giant puncture to the chest. He takes her out and lays her down to rest. The lovers final breath part is when Bond tries to bring her back to life with CPR.
The game of life they lost. Why? Well the killers blackmailed her to betray Bond. He asked if she has a better thought, kind of a rhetorical question to her spirit since she's dead. She's gone and Bond can't really shake it. It all seems so wrong. The moment she said she was sorry and took the key out felt so long to Bond. Her fear really of him led her to it.
She dies, and he kisses her tend lips goodbye. If you notice, the CPR is also like a last kiss.
He prays to God who hears his cry. He cried underwater for her but no one heard, except for God
That explains a lot, thanks, I kept stressing over what the title meant, and a found a word in the dictionary: vespers, that made no sense with the song at all.
That explains a lot, thanks, I kept stressing over what the title meant, and a found a word in the dictionary: vespers, that made no sense with the song at all.