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Referring to the emotional scars that have inflicted a lot of pain to this girl and quite possibly the real ones she may have as a result of cutting or abuse.
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Similar to the girl from their previous song Don’t Jump, she is also about to commit suicide by jumping from the top of a building. The only difference here is that she succeeds in doing so, thus whatever her last wish was will forever remain unsaid.
The air is so cold and so calm
I say your name in silence
You don't want to hear it right now Tokio Hotel – Don't Jump
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Taken literally, it’s obvious Bill is talking to a girl who is about to commit suicide by jumping from a roof. It’s also important to note that this could be taken both literally and metaphorically. Either way, he does not want to lose her in any way, shape, or form.
