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Post by love4andrea on Dec 23, 2008 18:14:21 GMT -5
omg I've never thought of that before...hahaha
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Post by oreolover000 on Dec 23, 2008 18:25:38 GMT -5
oh and in better luck next time I always thought he was saying "why'd you wait until you came around?" and I was thinking to myself "was jason high when he wrote this?" LOL JK!!!!! but still, it sounds weird...
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Post by Deleted on Dec 23, 2008 18:40:09 GMT -5
OMG--reading this thread--I'm peeing my pants!
At the same time, I feel like I just found out the world was round when all this time I thought it was flat.
It is totally blowing my mind that I actually don't know hardly ANY real lyrics!
Edit: In Who We Are, I'm of the belief that he's singing "break and BEND" not "break and burn" and after I just read it, I realize that I thought he was singing..."It's all in our hands" not what is actually written as "all in our HEADS" That is two very different meanings and now completely changes the song for me. AND now I have to go back and edit my thread on MY interpretation of "Who We Are." LOL!
Edit: Okay, I feel a little better, because there are some lyric sites that say "in our hands" and some that say "in our heads" What do you guys think?
And now the Christmas pudding story that Maureen wrote makes perfect sense to me whereas three days ago, I was like--pudding--that's randomly funny!
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Post by adhara on Dec 23, 2008 18:53:12 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Dec 23, 2008 19:08:04 GMT -5
That's funny to hear him say it...
So, I'm wondering....what was the first time they caught up with Lifehouse. Anybody have that link? I did a search on that site, but it said "0 results"
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Post by oreolover000 on Dec 23, 2008 19:23:16 GMT -5
I thought in first time, Jason was using Shakespearian English to say "when 'ere I'm ALONE with you tonight." Like the shortened version of "ever." I was like, that is very learned sounding! Then I realized it was actually just a one syllable word--"where" that he makes into a two syllable word. And.....he never says ALONE, he says BELONG. So the actual lyric is....."Where I BELONG is with you tonight." But I'm still singing it the other way because I can't remember the actual lyrics. haha I always thought the same thing! It sounds like "When I'm alone, we're feeling right"to me! LOL plus, in the music video, during that part it shows Jason alone in the room...it's weird. So I always thought it was ALONE. ;D check it out at the 0:59 mark...
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Post by Deleted on Dec 23, 2008 20:07:17 GMT -5
I thought in first time, Jason was using Shakespearian English to say "when 'ere I'm ALONE with you tonight." Like the shortened version of "ever." I was like, that is very learned sounding! Then I realized it was actually just a one syllable word--"where" that he makes into a two syllable word. And.....he never says ALONE, he says BELONG. So the actual lyric is....."Where I BELONG is with you tonight." But I'm still singing it the other way because I can't remember the actual lyrics. haha I always thought the same thing! It sounds like "When I'm alone, we're feeling right"to me! LOL plus, in the music video, during that part it shows Jason alone in the room...it's weird. So I always thought it was ALONE. ;D check it out at the 0:59 mark... Oh YEAH! It's a very subtle difference, but HIS version of the lyrics are G rated, where mine is bordering on PG-13.
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Post by breann on Dec 23, 2008 20:22:26 GMT -5
Omg lol lol lol. I always wondered if he knew that some people thought it sounded like he said wiener. I wonder if he read it on here? hahaha. I never heard that when I listened to the song until it was pointed out to me. I was on YouTube one day and watched something someone had done with Broken, and in the description the person was like, "he lost his wiener!" or something. I was like, What!! So I hurried to listen to it and I was like, omg, it does! LOL I felt bad for Jason. I know we were always curious if he knew because it seems like they made a point to change that in the new recording...lol. oh and in better luck next time I always thought he was saying "why'd you wait until you came around?" and I was thinking to myself "was jason high when he wrote this?" LOL JK!!!!! but still, it sounds weird... hahahaha!!
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Post by oreolover000 on Dec 24, 2008 2:01:46 GMT -5
I was just listening to Midnight in Philly and I remember how I used to think that Jason was singing "sh*tting down that you love me" that was the first time I heard the song, and I couldn't believe what I was hearing! I'd never heard jason swear in a song or ever for that matter...especially with a song like that. so I had to look up the lyrics, and when I did, I couldn't stop laughing "shouting down that you love me". poor Jay! he had trouble enunciating as a teen...still does ;D
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Post by fallingintograce on Dec 24, 2008 2:59:40 GMT -5
OMG--reading this thread--I'm peeing my pants! At the same time, I feel like I just found out the world was round when all this time I thought it was flat. It is totally blowing my mind that I actually don't know hardly ANY real lyrics! Edit: In Who We Are, I'm of the belief that he's singing "break and BEND" not "break and burn" and after I just read it, I realize that I thought he was singing..."It's all in our hands" not what is actually written as "all in our HEADS" That is two very different meanings and now completely changes the song for me. AND now I have to go back and edit my thread on MY interpretation of "Who We Are." LOL! Edit: Okay, I feel a little better, because there are some lyric sites that say "in our hands" and some that say "in our heads" What do you guys think? And now the Christmas pudding story that Maureen wrote makes perfect sense to me whereas three days ago, I was like--pudding--that's randomly funny! I always thought he was saying "We break and we bend" to! Then I looked at the lyrics and just kinda went ohhhh.... lol
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Post by Deleted on Dec 24, 2008 20:06:11 GMT -5
I just remembered that I used to think Jason was singing "train this puppy dog" instead of "brainless muppet doll." LOL
Also I think he is saying in "spin" : "be alone in convents that I know"
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Post by sylviagrace on Dec 24, 2008 21:58:27 GMT -5
I just remembered that I used to think Jason was singing "train this puppy dog" instead of "brainless muppet doll." LOL Also I think he is saying in "spin" : "be alone in convents that I know" Hahahahahahahahahaha!
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Post by Deleted on Dec 28, 2008 18:34:57 GMT -5
OK, I just had to go back and clarify this with the actual album lyrics as I was getting conflicting lyrics on different web sites that post lyrics.
Better Luck Next Time IS: "I'm a son you gave up for this child."
In Chapter One, I thought the lyrics were: "...make some sense out of this madness with eternal light." It's actually..."make some sense out of this madness, will it turn out right?"
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Post by fallingintograce on Dec 30, 2008 2:01:09 GMT -5
I just remembered that I used to think Jason was singing "train this puppy dog" instead of "brainless muppet doll." LOL Also I think he is saying in "spin" : "be alone in convents that I know" I can't remember what I used to think he said in spin... I'll try to think of it and I'll let you know if I remember. All I know is I felt pretty dumb after I read the lyrics.
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Post by coeurjaywade on Jan 4, 2009 17:52:31 GMT -5
haha, this thread is so funny!!! I just remembered that I used to think Jason was singing "train this puppy dog" instead of "brainless muppet doll." LOL Also I think he is saying in "spin" : "be alone in convents that I know" I totally used to think he said that too in "Spin." and I was seriously trying to analyze what he meant by that. train this puppy dog LOL
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