That time is, time is gold Woe, Is Me – Fame › Demise (Acoustic)
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Not the walls you built up around me Woe, Is Me – Fame › Demise (Acoustic)
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A beaker is a lipped cylindrical glass container for laboratory use. You know..
When he mentions “shattered like a beaker”, he is meaning that the person seem broken, emotionally, when he tries to show he/she that they too can follow their dreams. Maybe something has happened to him/her in the past?
Shelter me out, I'm much older now Woe, Is Me – Fame › Demise (Acoustic)
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Was a moper, a dreamer that only refused to dream Woe, Is Me – Fame › Demise (Acoustic)
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Fame > Demise (Or Fame over Demise) is the sixth song off of the deluxe reissue of the album Number[s] by the american Metalcore band Woe, Is Me
The song lyrics depict a dispute: one between a person who chooses to follow their dreams and who doesn’t. The one who doesn’t however believes that dreams are only there to broken. The lyrics also show that this might be a between a boy (The Dreamer) and one or both of his Parents (The non-believers).
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Her tears don’t seem like droplets, but more like crashes of waves. There is no louder, more terrible sound than the sound of someone you love crying because of something you have done
I find the line “Her conscience calls, the guilty to come home” rather thought provoking. The unifying theme seems to be forgiveness. But the question is, at what cost? Is she surrendering a part of her heart for a worthy man? Or is she sacrificing a part of her dignity out of codependency? It leaves me hoping that men who listen to this song take a step & question how they treat their partner. Do their actions reflect someone willing to change for the better? Or someone who simply doesn’t care? Either way, hopefully women will take away what this songs ultimately alludes to. That she deserves better.