This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
You try so hard to be cold
You try so hard to not show
I give you nothing to doubt and you doubt me
I give you all that I have but you don't see
Now I know that my eyes must close here
Every word seems to feel like you don't care
But I know that you're so confused and afraid
I just want to be one true thing that don't fade
I don't want to give up tomorrow
I just can't understand why we're going on
You try so hard to be heard
You try so hard to not hurt
I give you nothing to doubt and you doubt me
I give you all that I have but you don't see
Now I know that my eyes must close here
Every word seems to feel like you don't care
But I know that you're so confused and afraid
I just want to be one true thing that don't fade
I don't want to give up tomorrow
I just can't understand why we're going right
I don't want to be sad
You try so hard to not show
I give you nothing to doubt and you doubt me
I give you all that I have but you don't see
Now I know that my eyes must close here
Every word seems to feel like you don't care
But I know that you're so confused and afraid
I just want to be one true thing that don't fade
I don't want to give up tomorrow
I just can't understand why we're going on
You try so hard to be heard
You try so hard to not hurt
I give you nothing to doubt and you doubt me
I give you all that I have but you don't see
Now I know that my eyes must close here
Every word seems to feel like you don't care
But I know that you're so confused and afraid
I just want to be one true thing that don't fade
I don't want to give up tomorrow
I just can't understand why we're going right
I don't want to be sad
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great song
Makes alot mroe sense with lyircs in front of you a song clearly about escaping and letting go and free all your emotions and letting somone knowing how you feel.
The coda at the end is beautiful If you listen hard enough, you can hear "And I won't wait for you in silence", sung to a really nice tune
This song is beautiful, from the vocal melody, chilling organs, and surreal verse drumming to the postverse bass interludes.
I'm trying to see a connection between this song and Allen Ginsberg's "Howl" but they convey different points. BRMC's "Howl" focues on the narrator's understanding with another's troubles and despondence. The relationship is strained but the narrator urges his partner that he understands their troubles and wants to fight through them.
I just want to be one true thing that don't fade
who doesnt'? i love this song.
i dont want to be sad ... best part with the 2 voices, what is the other voice saying?
"I see the road is long" I think... this is absolutely one of my favorite BRMC songs, Robert just has a way with words.
yeah, the end of the song contains three different vocal lines:
"I don't want to be sad." "I won't wait for you in silence." "I see the road is long."
This song was great in Southland Tales. The continuous shot that Richard Kelly uses is perfect for this song.
I stand corrected. Upon further listening to the song, I think it says "I see the road is hard" not "long" as I had previously stated. I don't know though....either way, I love this song.