Out on your own
cold and alone again
can this be what you really wanted, baby?
(Lacrymosa)
Blame it on me
(Dies illa)
set your guilt free
(Lacrymosa)
nothing can hold you back now
Now that you're gone
I feel like myself again
grieving the things I can't repair and willing...
(lacrymosa)
To let you blame it on me
(Dies illa)
and set your guilt free
(Lacrymosa)
I don't want to hold you back now love
I can't change who I am
not this time, I won't lie to keep you near me
and in this short life,
there's no time to waste on giving up
my love wasn't enough
(Lacrymosa)
And you can blame it on me
(Dies illa)
just set your guilt free, honey
(Lacrymosa)
I don't want to hold you back now love
(Amen)
Lacrimosa ot lacrymosa means Requiem and it is religious, I'm not going into the whole whether she meant it for religious reasons or not but the whole songs seems to have a sort of take the blame from Jesus
kind of Goth feel to it. in Mozart's Requiem he talks about the sadness of man and the pity for them on judgement day....My comment is so that people don't think its a love song, because I think its anything but a love song, its a song about bereavement and sorrow and plain Goth analogies about Christianity which could in fact be aimed at Ben.
Out on your own cold and alone again can this be what you really wanted, baby?
(Lacrymosa) Blame it on me (Dies illa) set your guilt free (Lacrymosa) nothing can hold you back now
Now that you're gone I feel like myself again grieving the things I can't repair and willing...
(lacrymosa) To let you blame it on me (Dies illa) and set your guilt free (Lacrymosa) I don't want to hold you back now love
I can't change who I am not this time, I won't lie to keep you near me and in this short life, there's no time to waste on giving up my love wasn't enough
(Lacrymosa) And you can blame it on me (Dies illa) just set your guilt free, honey (Lacrymosa) I don't want to hold you back now love (Amen)
Lacrimosa ot lacrymosa means Requiem and it is religious, I'm not going into the whole whether she meant it for religious reasons or not but the whole songs seems to have a sort of take the blame from Jesus kind of Goth feel to it. in Mozart's Requiem he talks about the sadness of man and the pity for them on judgement day....My comment is so that people don't think its a love song, because I think its anything but a love song, its a song about bereavement and sorrow and plain Goth analogies about Christianity which could in fact be aimed at Ben.