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You could feel, a lot of doubt
On the runway, and in her murder walk, you could tell
Maybe it's how she fell
When she saw you, maybe it's how she fell
Like some bright orange pumps
It was the murder mystery she didn't want
She put her claws deep in your arm and
It made the tracks go all red
Pull yourself together, hon.
Or heaven's just in your head.
When the bulbs had all broke and hit the ground
There was hardly any sound, yeah yeah yeah yeah
Then you see a lot of doubt... and then they knew
All along it was you.
It's too late now
'Cause breaking up's hard to do
On the runway, and in her murder walk, you could tell
Maybe it's how she fell
When she saw you, maybe it's how she fell
Like some bright orange pumps
It was the murder mystery she didn't want
She put her claws deep in your arm and
It made the tracks go all red
Pull yourself together, hon.
Or heaven's just in your head.
When the bulbs had all broke and hit the ground
There was hardly any sound, yeah yeah yeah yeah
Then you see a lot of doubt... and then they knew
All along it was you.
It's too late now
'Cause breaking up's hard to do
Claws Tracking song meanings
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0General Comment:I'm pretty sure it's about a guy getting dumped. The guy has doubts about it because it's a big deal. It was the guy's fault and he should have saw it coming. I cant figure out why she left him, but whatever the reason it also attracted her in the first place. Something stuck out about him like some bright orange pumps perhaps. "Maybe it's how she fell [in love with him]". The guy's hurt but he should get over it. Maybe the relationship it wasn't so great anyway.
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0General Comment:i think this song is about murder, but it's so funny when he says "bright orange pumps"!Flag pandora_ash_avalieon July 31, 2007 Link
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