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Aug 30, 2005 · [Verse 1] He's a stranger to some and a vision to none He can never get enough, get enough of the world For a fortune, he'd quit But it's hard to admit how it ends and begins On his face is a map ...
You're killing me, killing me. All I wanted was you. Come, break me down. Break me down. Break me down. What if I wanted to break? What if I, what if I, what if I. Bury me, bury me. Submit lyrics correction →.
This song is about the end of a love affair that triggered a psychological conflict within the author. Jared is a very private and decent person so he would never say that the lyrics of this song is about a relationship from his past. In my opinion, the kill and many other songs of 30 seconds to mars are about a love relationship that marked ...
From Yesterday lyrics. He's a stranger to some, and a vision to none. He can never get enough, get enough of the one. For a fortune he'd quit, but it's hard to admit. How it ends and begins, on his face is a map of the world. A map of the world. On his face is a map of the world. A map of the world. From yesterday, it's coming.
Fighting for a chance. I know now, this is who I really am. Come, break me down. Bury me, bury me. I am finished with you, you, you. Look in my eyes. You're killing me, killing me. All I wanted was you. Come, break me down.
This is 30's best song, by far. The video, however, is pretty lame. And Jared himself looks like an overly sensitive emo wimp, but the dude can wail. I think the song is about trying to change for someone that you love, only for them to toss you aside anyway. The lyrics themselves are poetry on the level of Chevelle and co.
A map of the world, on his face is a map of the world A map of the world From yesterday, it's coming From yesterday, the fear From yesterday, it calls him But he doesn't wanna read the message here On a mountain he sits, not of gold, but of sin Through the blood, he can learn see the life that it turn From council of one he'll decide when he's ...
