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Dec 10, 2014
@thescotty4444
I never got that! Now that you say that, there are a bunch of indicators of that. "After every hit we take", "All the feelings that I get", etc, etc. You are completely right. Instead of a song about relationships between two human beings, they could be talking about how 'missing it/you' is really not letting it go and being addicted still. Considering Three Days Grace's other songs, I wouldn't be surprised if it really were about drug addiction. (Painkiller, probably the most obvious of the bunch, possibly Never Too Late, although that's more about anything bad that happened, and Over and Over, which could be interpreted, instead of a love song, of relapsing after rehabilitation and getting addicted to drugs over and over again.)
Thank you, sir. You just made my day with this theory. I'm probably going to be thinking about this for a lot longer than I should ponder anything like this.
Dec 10, 2014
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come back
The time we've lost
Can't get back
The life we had won't
The time we've lost
Can't get back
The life we had won't
Don't dwell on the past! Move forward with your life. Anything bad that happened in the past isn't going to unhappen. The time lost to days that could have been better than they were won't be something we can reverse.
Dec 10, 2014
Dec 10, 2014
"
If you want to play it like a game
Well, come on, come on, let's play
Cause I'd rather waste my life pretending
Than have to forget you for one whole minute
Well, come on, come on, let's play
Cause I'd rather waste my life pretending
Than have to forget you for one whole minute
She is talking to the people telling her lies about the boy she likes, saying that two can play at that game. In the second two lines, she switches to speaking to her lover, professing that she never wants to forget him or stop loving him.
Dec 10, 2014
Dec 10, 2014