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Tina! Tina! Tina! Tina!
Out of the flames
A piece of brain in my hair
The wheels are melting
A ghost is screaming your name.
Tina! Tina!
Bleeding all around
Liquid metal through my veins
The radio's burning
A ghost is screaming your name
Tina! Tina! Tina! Tina!
Out of the flames
A piece of brain in my hair
The wheels are melting
A ghost is screaming your name.
Tina! Tina!
Bleeding all around
Liquid metal through my veins
The radio's burning
A ghost is screaming your name
Tina! Tina! Tina! Tina!
Lyrics submitted by one*name*famous
Track duration: 08:21
"Don't Save Us from the Flames" as written by Anthony/gonzalez Gonzalez
Lyrics © EMI Music Publishing
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Secondly - The video has nothing to do with the song and I think even the band has said it on a number of interviews.
My interpretation is that it is the aftermath of a car crash. The song starts just as the narrator ,or the person that represents the lead voice, in the car awakens to find herself/himself engulfed in side the flaming car.
I think that the person in the car IS TINA and someone is calling for her to get out. The person screaming Tina is could be inside the car as well.
Tina!
Tina!
Tina!
Tina!
"Out of the flames A piece of brain in my hair." - Tina awakens from unconsciousness here and is confused and in major shock. She manages see her hair before her face and realises that the pieces of debris before her eyes is actually pieces of her brain. Tina must have slammed against the dash pretty hard.
"The wheels are melting" -Now the singer describes the intense heat TINA must be feeling inside the car.
"A ghost is screaming your name" -At this point it is assumed that TINA is quickly loosing consciousness due to the extreme pain and shock. Someone actually is still screaming her name but in her pain induced hallucination her mind rationalizes that it must be ghosts or angles coming for her.
Bleeding all around Liquid metal through my veins. - Here once again the singer who now becomes a 3rd person narrator. The narrator describes the intensity of the heat and the pain Tina must be feeling. This I think is used to signal that Tina maybe still clinging to consciousness and witnessing her the burning of her own body but she is unable to move or do anything about it.
The radio's burning. - the Narrator is Tina once again revealing her very last coherent thought as she burns inside the flaming car.
A ghost is screaming your name - Here the Narrator is not Tina but reveals that Tina has succumbed to the flames and signals in this line that she is certainly doomed withing the car. As she dies Tina still is able to hear her named being called for her to escape. But unfortunately its too late.
Tina!
Tina!
Tina!
Tina!
Don't Save Us From the Flames - Possibly Tina crashed on purpose and did not want to escape or could not. In the intense pain she was in the brain probably shutdown and stop receiving pain information and she thought "why escape if I can't feel anything." I mean she is certainly burned and was severely injured in the crash. Maybe she did not want to go on in such a state.
Obviously, this could only be Tina's imagination, or her wishes, after she sees him driving away with another girl.
Obviously, this could only be Tina's imagination, or her wishes, after she sees him driving away with another girl.
It's great.
I tried to look on the Internet but didn't succeed. Could it possibly be based on the truth? Thanks!
Did anyone catch the story that Vee wrote on page one? It makes this song a little more haunting than it already is.