This song is very sad... I love the song, but the meaning is that a girl was so depressed and felt so closed up she just committed suicide/ran away... That sucks
that's a lie. this is what it's about However, Jakob Dylan, the lead singer and songwriter of The Wallflowers, has said that the song is about "the death of ideas"[2] and that the many metaphors and images in the lyrics were not meant to be taken literally. Dylan explains that he and the band had very little support when they were putting together the record, hence the shout-out "c'mon try a little." The last two lines of the chorus "we can drive it home / with one headlight" are a reference to how the band were able to get through with their ideas despite being hindered (i.e. with one headlight) by the lack of support.
I love this band so much
omg i love this song so much
This. Is. Amazing. Thank you sooo much!!!♥♥
You did a really good job! I love it...
I love it ♥ you did great :)
I NEED ALL this photos! 3
thank you so much!! =) it means a lot ♥
awwwww you're sweet!! ♥ thank *you*
epic cover
haha i love them!
♥ you're the sweetest Kyra!!
i kinda liked the relient K's version. but this is good :)
it actually isn't, but Jordan mentioned that he will make a free download available to everyone soon!! =)
The one of baby Jordan I found on tumblr and the one of big Jo someone sent to me on twitter a while back!!
I'll try to get on that as soon as possible!! =)
♥ thank you!! ♥
this one was actually a still image of the Setisode "Fly The ReadySet Lifestyle" =)
thanks :)
I LOVE HIM HES SO CUTE HIS VOICE IS SO GOOD I WISH WE WERE RELATED
Is the EP on iTunes?
how do you make a lyric video?
2:56 whered you find those pics??
Could you do a lyric video for Brand New Skin or Long Way Home?
O: hes great
and 3:53
This song is very sad... I love the song, but the meaning is that a girl was so depressed and felt so closed up she just committed suicide/ran away... That sucks
that's a lie. this is what it's about However, Jakob Dylan, the lead singer and songwriter of The Wallflowers, has said that the song is about "the death of ideas"[2] and that the many metaphors and images in the lyrics were not meant to be taken literally. Dylan explains that he and the band had very little support when they were putting together the record, hence the shout-out "c'mon try a little." The last two lines of the chorus "we can drive it home / with one headlight" are a reference to how the band were able to get through with their ideas despite being hindered (i.e. with one headlight) by the lack of support.
The original is way better