"This song is pretty ambiguous. The obvious interpretation is about a relationship, but I'd like to think there's more to it than that. When they were asking for ideas for the music video, I was hoping something would come out with an epic mass of people holding up signs saying..." (view)

"This song's so upbeat for being about what it's about. " (view)

"It's neat that some lyrics from this song showed up in "Perfect." Everyone above me has got it, I think. It's about Josh's drug addiction and/or eating disorder." (view)

"The person above me has got it right. It's about the typical materialistic bitch." (view)

""The first one, the melody and lyrics are like the statements of character. The point of the first one was really to set the stage and kind of have some melodies and themes that could show up again." - Josh Ramsay. This song is setting up for MTII and MTIII, and..." (view)

""So I'm thinkin' about frosting my tips." ... The people above me said it pretty much. It's about wanting somebody else, in summary, and not quite being able to have that person. 'Nuff said." (view)

"Fuck me in my own way! Anyways, summary: non-conformity." (view)

"Nothing like a rock song about butterflies, hey?" (view)

"This song seems so happy and uplifting, and then I realize how sad it is that what is described only exists in the 'dreamland.' I see it as either blind happiness, or fantasizing about happiness and a 'happy place.'" (view)

"This is clearly about Josh's bulimia. It's haunting, really. It's a very emotional song, and I love it to bits and pieces. He gives the bulimia a personality. Like in Skin and Bones, the bulimia is demanding and robs him. Gahh, this song is just so great. "This one's of me, losing..." (view)

"As explained by Ian himself: It means he (paranoid man) has taken it upon himself to guard the angels (people he wants to protect ie...his family) and 'they'll' (anyone he thinks would inflict harm upon them) will get what they deserve (with his rifle). ... He was trying oh-so-hard to put..." (view)

"Deathbydesign got it. There was actually an old video up on the band's site where Ben lifts up the book "Veronica Decides to Die" and says it's a great book. " (view)

"This song is probably the weakest on the album lyrically. My take at the song is that it's a non-conformity anthem, and is trying to break the normal human cycle of, "Grow up, get married, have kids..." etc." (view)

"As aforementioned, this song is clearly about death of his love. The lyrics are cryptic and dark, which I admit, scares me a little. A delicate man like Ben Kowalewicz isn't someone you'd expect to be making so many references to death. " (view)

"I love this song, yet haven't quite nailed down the meaning. Perhaps it's something along the lines of wanting to lose yourself...? Anyways. Kudos to this song, and the phenomenal lyrics: Youll fight traffic jams and big TVs, and Hipsters trapped in their own irony, but Youll finally think about settling down Oh you quit your..." (view)

"people who whine and bitch that OLP doesn't sound like they did 10 years ago need to shut up. OLP is still the same band they were when they first started they are just OLDER now. OLP = best band ever. new album will be just as great as this song and..." (view)