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10-12-2006, 03:28 AM | #1 (permalink) |
that's my war face.
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The Publicised Armageddon
(Left behind no kids
Left behind no wife Another tabloid child Too cool for life) Unbutton your blazer for there's no school today clothes instead of books in your bag and she's on her way Tidy up your room where else will you lie? She needn't know you tried To impress her Just want to undress her I stand in my own line Stand in my own line from today Hide it all beneath your mattress "Who will look there?" You ask yourself Such a young age oh it's such a cruel day To be leading your life this way But what needs to be will be I stand in my own line Stand in my own line from today I stand in my own line Stand in my own line from today And the voices they all say "Think about it before you do something stupid this ain't love, no valentine or cupid this ain't love, no this ain't love, so what are you doing it for?" But I stand in my own line (don't I?) Stand in my own line (or at least I think I do) Stand in my own line and in my own line I'm in love with you Quite a lot of songs I've wrote up here within the last few days... well here's another one... I quite like this one aswell, so comments will be appreciated as per usual. |
10-12-2006, 11:42 PM | #2 (permalink) | |
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I like the 'standing-in-my-own-line' image, though the subject matter is a bit unoriginal: boy sleeping around because he feels empty inside; mistaking sex for love. Something along those lines, anyway.
I also don't understand the opening stanza, at all. It doesn't seem to fit in with the rest of the lyrics. To end on a good note, however, I really like this part: Quote:
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