The First Part: He's saying that you're doing something you know is wrong, but you do it anyway. You're all caught up in your confidence, but you're a total wreck.
"You can dig so deep for scars,
You never knew your mind was dark.
Come on and breathe with me, oh!
Breathe with me, oh!"
You can mess up pretty bad, but it's okay.
You look down on, me so casually,
In everything I know.
You look down on me, but not right on me.
Is it plain to see, that life is trying me?
Their families and strangers call you a "Whore", or whatever.
You can take this song in many different ways. I take it personally since it has a meaning to it which the music video doesn't give off, but that's just me.
My personal meaning to it is self harm and suicide, and I honestly think that that's what the song is about since Joel Faviere's (singer) single songs are about it, and the band sings about it too, in every song, if you listen hard enough.
Basically, the music video (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5epT4GEfoOE) explains the second verse, and the song itself.
The First Part: He's saying that you're doing something you know is wrong, but you do it anyway. You're all caught up in your confidence, but you're a total wreck.
"You can dig so deep for scars, You never knew your mind was dark. Come on and breathe with me, oh! Breathe with me, oh!"
You can mess up pretty bad, but it's okay.
You look down on, me so casually, In everything I know. You look down on me, but not right on me. Is it plain to see, that life is trying me?
Their families and strangers call you a "Whore", or whatever.
You can take this song in many different ways. I take it personally since it has a meaning to it which the music video doesn't give off, but that's just me. My personal meaning to it is self harm and suicide, and I honestly think that that's what the song is about since Joel Faviere's (singer) single songs are about it, and the band sings about it too, in every song, if you listen hard enough.