This song is so short, but so good. It's the deepest song on the whole Ocean Eyes album --- and the most touching. Instead of the strange worlds he describes in most of the song, this is more emotionally set. Perhaps talking to God, or someone he loves.

It could be about drugs, but I think he's talking about getting out of somewhere or something --- breaking away.

♥♥~Love this song~♥♥

I really connect with this song, because I have been dignosed with manic depression, or bipolar disorder --- and lithium is a drug given to those who are bipolar. I hate the darkness and depression, but somehow I want to keep it inside me, because it tells me who I am. It's a part of who I am now, and it's the thing that has taught me the most about who I am, or who I want to be. At the same time, I wish it had never happened --- I wish that I'd enver have been diagnosed, or even had to be diagnosed... "Lithium, I want to stay in love with my sorrow... Oh, but God, I want to let it go."

I had a break-up recently that nearly killed me on the spot. He was my best friend along with my boyfriend, and he just ditched me on the spot. This song makes me think of that, because of the line, "I could've missed the pain, but I'd of had to miss the dance." I wish we were still together, but even with that pain, I wouldn't erase the time in my life, because I was so happy for a short while. I could've never gottne invovled with him, but I'm glad I did, because now I know what it feels like to truly love someone --- and be loved back.

I adore this song, especially the part that T-Pain sings... It's talking about how even though people come from the streets, they can get far. And it can speak about anyone who has a bad background, or had a difficult life, but they survived and they became who they were meant to be.

This song is most likely about heroine, but I love it. The sound and beat is addicting, and the words are just smooth and easy to listen to...

I love this song. It's about how the older generations blame the newer generations for everything, and yes, we do carry on this hatred and diseased living, but they are the ones who began the cycle. My favorite line is "We got so sick, oh so sick, we never wanted all this...Medication for teh kids who have no reason to live." Simply because I, myself, am on anti-depressants because I am suicidal.

This song helped me through the agonizing nights so many times. The times when I wanted to die, and the times when I felt like I was already dead. And his song Don't Let Go. They are part of the reason that I'm still living right now.

I'm not sure what this song is about, but the part "Light up, light up, as if you have a choice, even if you cannot hear my voice, I'll be right beside you dear," reminds me of my almost boyfriend Gage. :)

I can relate to this song because by saying "send the pain below", he's saying that he's pushing the fact that he's so hurt away. He's hiding it from everyone, and trying to keep it from himself. And the "much like suffocating" is saying, it's like he can't breathe anymore, when he has to face this pain. I do this a lot, and it IS like suffocating. You can't brethe, and no matter what, tears come, and you're lost. There's nothing there to save you, not in the darkness that's surrounding every thought and action.