i really love this song
it sounds so amazinggg
her voice is just skin tingling

im pretty sure this is self explanatory if you think about it

First of all, I'm pretty sure that Hayley wrote this before Paramore, so it's not a Paramore song. And second of all, this song is amazing! The lyrics are self-explanatory if you listen closely but basically I think it's about a girl who fell into this boy's trap and he sort of liked to keep her all to himself. The lines:

And you never said
That you meant to save someone,
Somebody just like me.
And you never told me
You wanted to love someone,
Somebody just like me.

seem to be saying that the boy didn't love HER, he was in love with the idea of someone like her, and she never really noticed it.

"You swallow your pride as you're left behind
Counting stars to name your lies
You let the light push you away
And now you're drowning in the waves."

The girl has finally gotten rid of the boy and now he's thinking all about the relationship, all the lies he told her, and now how he's sort of 'drowning' in all of those mistakes.


Not sure if this is what everyone else thinks, but I just sort of get the 'Girl likes boy, boy likes girls like her, girl dumps boy, boy realizes how the relationship was.'

Wow, so this is real.

I think I somewhat understand what the "guy" in this song is feeling...

Sometimes I fall in love with people without even knowing them, just because they are like they are. Like, I can tell they are a certain kind of person, or are friends with certain kinds of people, so I want to know them. They might be complete idiots, but I fall in love with them, because I've always envisioned myself being with that sort of person, and always wished I was that sort of person.

If I was more outgoing or something, maybe I might try to bring these people in, like the guy supposedly brought Hayley or whoever in in the song.

So it is real.

Peace.
♥

how do u hear the song

@santana1
you can find it on youtube.

can someone send me this song?? :]
please??

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