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May 12, 2015
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This one might be a battle, might not turn out okay
You know you look so Seattle but you feel so L.A
You know you look so Seattle but you feel so L.A
In "This one might be a battle", it means that now that the subject has discovered all of the others secrets and flaws, this whole "meet-up" is causing unintentional battles. In "Might not turn out okay", it means that this argument or battle of their relationship might not end up alright or okay. In "You know you look so Seattle but you feel so LA", the subject is saying that the other looks so simple and exposed, but he/she are really closed-off and complicated.
Fall Out Boy has it going for them. Great job, guys!
Fall Out Boy has it going for them. Great job, guys!
Apr 26, 2015
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If you knew, knew what the blue birds sang at you,
You, would never sing along.
Cast them out because this is our culture,
These new flocks are nothing but vultures
You, would never sing along.
Cast them out because this is our culture,
These new flocks are nothing but vultures
In "If you knew, knew what the blue birds sang at you, you would never sing along," the singer/subject are saying that if you knew what the haters said about you, that you would not agree with them. In "Cast them out because this is our culture," the subject is saying that you need to ignore them because "you are what you love" (quote from "Save Rock and Roll"), and that you shouldn't let them do anything about it. And in "These new flocks are nothing but vultures," the subject is telling you that all these people who are rejecting everyone are just vultures, meaning rude and vicious.
Well done, Fall Out Boy, well done!
Well done, Fall Out Boy, well done!
Apr 26, 2015
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You ought to keep me concealed just like I was a weapon
I didn't come for a fight but I will fight til the end
I didn't come for a fight but I will fight til the end
By "You ought to keep me concealed, just like I was a weapon," the subject is saying that, as to said previously by me, if the other person wants to make up for what they've done, they have to keep the subject concealed and calm. And in "I didn't come for a fight, but I will fight til the end," the subject is saying that he/she didn't want to know what he/she has learned, and he/she doesn't want to fight, but if they have to, they will.
Apr 26, 2015
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All of your flaws are aligned with this mood of mine
Cutting me to the bone, nothing left to leave behind
Cutting me to the bone, nothing left to leave behind
The subject of this song is saying in "All of your flaws are aligned with this mood of mine," that he/she is in this mood, and when they are in this mood, it exposes the other persons flaws and secrets to the subject. And in "Cutting me to the bone, nothing left to leave behind," the subject is saying hat all of the secrets that have been exposed now are using him/her pain (assuming that the secrets are based towards or regarding him/her) and now that all of these secrets have been exposed, there is nothing left for him/her to rely or depend on.
Well played, Pete Wentz, well played ;)
Well played, Pete Wentz, well played ;)
Mar 1, 2015
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a little better on me
I'm gonna change you like a remix
Then I'll raise you like a phoenix
Bring
I'm gonna change you like a remix
Then I'll raise you like a phoenix
Bring
By "Wearing all-vintage misery", they're representing their music style (rock and roll/punk rock) and "No, I think it looked a little better on me" means that their style of music isn't for everyone, but it works for them, and lastly, "I'm gonna change you, like a remix" means that Fall Out Boy will change all the haters minds about what they think of them.