I've been a huge blink fan my whole life and I really, really enjoyed this song. Not only is the sound a welcome fusion of elements from Boxcar and A & A, but the lyrics especially have that heartfelt sincerity that's present in their best songs. Fantastic single.
Oh sorry forgot to input my interpretation of the song! I definitely agree with everyone who's said that it's about how everyone is haunted by their own demons and insecurities, but I also love that the lyrics are full of well-worded juxtapositions and ironies ("Everyone works and fights, stays up all night, to celebrate the day" or "
Everyone raises kids in a world that changes life to a bitter game"), that echo the existential dilemmas faced by adulthood. This could definitely relate to the band's past struggles, but I believe they're quite universal in nature... something kind of unusual coming...
Oh sorry forgot to input my interpretation of the song! I definitely agree with everyone who's said that it's about how everyone is haunted by their own demons and insecurities, but I also love that the lyrics are full of well-worded juxtapositions and ironies ("Everyone works and fights, stays up all night, to celebrate the day" or "
Everyone raises kids in a world that changes life to a bitter game"), that echo the existential dilemmas faced by adulthood. This could definitely relate to the band's past struggles, but I believe they're quite universal in nature... something kind of unusual coming from these guys. Ah well, hopefully the album isn't too stadium in nature. Or if it is, let's hope it's good.
I've been a huge blink fan my whole life and I really, really enjoyed this song. Not only is the sound a welcome fusion of elements from Boxcar and A & A, but the lyrics especially have that heartfelt sincerity that's present in their best songs. Fantastic single.
Oh sorry forgot to input my interpretation of the song! I definitely agree with everyone who's said that it's about how everyone is haunted by their own demons and insecurities, but I also love that the lyrics are full of well-worded juxtapositions and ironies ("Everyone works and fights, stays up all night, to celebrate the day" or " Everyone raises kids in a world that changes life to a bitter game"), that echo the existential dilemmas faced by adulthood. This could definitely relate to the band's past struggles, but I believe they're quite universal in nature... something kind of unusual coming...
Oh sorry forgot to input my interpretation of the song! I definitely agree with everyone who's said that it's about how everyone is haunted by their own demons and insecurities, but I also love that the lyrics are full of well-worded juxtapositions and ironies ("Everyone works and fights, stays up all night, to celebrate the day" or " Everyone raises kids in a world that changes life to a bitter game"), that echo the existential dilemmas faced by adulthood. This could definitely relate to the band's past struggles, but I believe they're quite universal in nature... something kind of unusual coming from these guys. Ah well, hopefully the album isn't too stadium in nature. Or if it is, let's hope it's good.