Lyrics to Flyleaf's Cassie. ^.^ This song has to do with the death of Cassie Bernall from the Columbine High School Massacre. You can google all about it...
Actually Eric just said "peekaboo" and killed her. At the same time Dylan shot a girl named Valeen, who said "God help me" Dylan then asked "Do you believe in god?" Vlaeen is still alive. Still a good song though.
@@desireepena8231 Valeen first said no, but she then changed the answer to yes. Dylan then asked her why she believes and she answered "because my parents raised me that way."
For all those wondering a background on the story, hopefully this will enlighten whomever. Cassie was falsely recognized as proclaiming her faith before her death by a boy named Craig who was also in the library with Cassie during the Columbine shooting. A girl named Val was actually the one who proclaimed her faith and she was shot 9 times with bullets that had shrapnel wood splinters in them. She survived the attack but was till this day never recognized while Cassie was mistaken to be a martyr. The Christian community had believed Cassie's story, as they should have from the media's coverage, and by the time the truth came out, it was already beyond too late. The point of this is to clarify what actually happened and this songs meaning. May all those who died in the Columbine massacre rest in peace
Rainbow Person No. The shooters were actively targeting groups of people, and Christians were one of those groups (jocks and bullies seemed to be targets too) It seems Cassie was not one of the students individually asked if she did. It seems she was shot after they saw her praying.
".....The song refers to Lacey Mosley's (the lead singer) views on the Columbine High School massacre concerning the supposed incident where Cassie Bernall was asked by one of the gunmen whether she believed in God or not. Upon expressing her belief, she was shot to death. This incident is a common myth surrounding the events of the Columbine High School Massacre. According to some accounts, Cassie was not questioned about her beliefs, but a similar question was put to Valeen Schnurr, who was spared by the gunmen. The investigation team that worked on the Columbine shooting came to similar conclusions regarding the incident and its authenticity..."
A lot of people that were with Cassie when she was killed say that she wasn't asked anything. Eric Harris, one of the shooters, leaned down, said "Peek-A-Boo" and shot her with his sawed off 12 gauge.
irene oliver Rachel was the first girl shot in the front of the school they later game back as she was crawling away picked her by the hair and asked her if she believed in God and she said you know I do.
Honestly whether Cassie was asked or not, she was still praying before she was shot, if anything that still makes her a Christian martyr,; if you ask God for protection, even when all hope seems lost, that still means a lot.
Praying when things seem hopeless is the EASIEST time to pray. Rick and Morty does a wonderful showing of this in time freeze episode (s2e1?). As soon as Rick survives immentent death, he turns around and says God isn't real and that he saved himself. No disrespect to Cassie, just disagreeing with your point on faith.
@@suzanneturner3685 Cassie was known devout Christian, so your idea she was simply praying because of a desperate time is not reality. And you're aware Rick and Morty is a fictional cartoon show right?
Neither Rachel Scott or Cassie Bernall were asked if they believed in God actually, it was Valeen Schnurr and she's still alive today. Also, why just Rachel and Cassie? What about the other 11 people?
Im not religious in the slightest but I still admire her for dying what she believed in. I personally don't care what you say about it but at the end of the day she still died for her beliefs which is braver than anything else to me
Whatever it takes my dear! Trust in Jesus he is God and he loves you so much that he died in your place...so that you wouldnt have to pay for them on hell. THIS life on earth os NOT hell ...hell is beneath heaven is above and we are between life is a consiquence of a series of choices and sins...a domino effect takes place and well...this is what we have. There is eternal life in Christ....it is so wonerful i cant explain the way i want to but you can KNOW IT for yourself TRUST CHRIST NOW PLEASE ASK HIM TO SAVE YOU PLEASE HE DIED WAS BURIED AND ROSE FROM THE GRAVE CONQUERING DEATH AND HELL...BELIEVE ASK HIM TO SAVE YOU AND BE SAVED!!
Diablo Queen I think what Jack is referring to is that it was another girl, not Cassie, who was asked the question and was shot. If you’re interested, check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/G9vz4p5WW7s/v-deo.html it goes into depth about the martyrdom of Cassie and Rachel and the truth behind why the incident was labeled as Cassie’s. It mentions this song too.
So I am reading these comments that basically say that by glorifying this one girl for something she may or may not have done we ignore the big issues. Am I the only one here that believes that this song's main point is to illustrate the idea of having faith and courage in your beliefs in the face of peril and that "cassie" showed us the potential impact one person can have.
Where’s the impact? The men who caused that incident did not care, and regardless how she answered the question the damage would have been done to that community.
Hey uh if you do some research you'll find out the question was directed to Valeen not Cassie and cassie never said yes but still sad this happened to anyone
In a nutshell the message is that people who die defending what they love and believe in are simply amazing. and imo people need something to believe in it makes us stronger and more understanding. To dedicate your life to something is truly amazing ...but to believe in anything, not blindly but, so wholeheartedly that you choose to die defending it. My my what a powerful feeling to wrap your head around. is there an afterlife? some believe so, some consider it, but then there are those who simply just don't know but by love and hope they just leap with faith. However tragic this story is....if there is an afterlife and a heavenly paradise Cassie is there because she chose to be and because she believed even when the whole God idea is questionable. How she died and why now were questions she probably asked herself/her God she believes in, but in the end she decided it was worth her life to say those last few words...idk about you but when faced with Death to admit that, knowing you will surely die if you do, that's powerful. That's something to think about. If there is no God ... no heaven to go to that she believed in... it's hard to think about, but even then there is still meaning to her death. The point is, people, that even if you are uncertain of something but choose to believe and follow it regardless of anyone or anything else simply because it gives you joy and someone tries to make you question your own belief, tries to break you, should you not stand firm defending it? All the joy it gives you, that thing you love, and something dares you to deny that love. Would you die for it? Is what gives you life worth dying for?
Cassie wasn't asked anything. Eric said "peekaboo" to her and that was it. Also, if he HAD asked if she believed in God, I'm pretty sure she'd be dead even if she said "no".
@@funnyfunnyvalentine7991 Both girls are brave, but one was murdered and if Cassie's death brings awareness to this and the other girl clearly stayed out of the lime light by choice, I don't seen an issue. Both were Christian, apparently. Of course onlookers would make mistakes, eye witness reports aren't reliable and for damn good reason. But this song in a way can be a song for the deceased.
No specific religion, race or gender was targeted in the shooting, if you worked at or went to the school. You were a target, they had bombs that were meant to kill 500+ people, think they were all Christians? @@funnyfunnyvalentine7991
The only person to be asked "Do you believe in God" during the Columbine shooting was Schnurr. People mistakenly thought the conversation was between Harris and Cassie, but it was between Klebold and Schnurr. Harris said, "Peek-a-boo" to Cassie. Still a nice thought to write a song based on the shooting. Love the song.
Are you in 4th grade? Because that simple of a take-away on the symbolism would barely grant you a passing grade, takes the bare minimum of understanding
So I'm reading through the comments and seeing alot of people asking "What makes Cassie so special?" "What about all the other victims?". Naming a victim in a song doesn't mean they are better than the rest. There were people going on like that with the whole Amanda Todd story, what made her so special? Nothing. Nothing makes these people more special than the rest. There stories say a specific name of a specific person, but the message goes out equally to all of those who are or were involved. The reason they pick someone to talk about is if they tried talking about all the victims and saying all their names, it'd make it difficult to get the message out. With Amanda Todd, the message was bullying kills, it is bad and needs to stop. With this, its that we who believe in God ain't gonna back down from him even if you got a gun to our heads. It's not saying Cassie is awesome and shes better than everyone else. Hope that clears some things up
I know about her as well , it is sick that children feel as if there is no other thing to do but die because that can't get out of the awful things that are being done to them. I agree but what I think that made Cassie special is that she knew if she said that she believed in God that she would be murdered and yet with that threat she still said yes that she did and she would rather die than say other wise. I am honored because my parents named me after her, it is just wonders what this cruel world will do to people who speak their minds. Just very sad.
Ok, so I didn't keep up to date with the reports, still has nothing to do with it. This song was based off of the first reports, so in terms of what its based off of, it is still accurate, even if its "outdated". And the whole point of the song is saying that people die for there God, and that the one singing will also die for their God. Do you know about the huge ISIS Christian massacre going on right now? Thousands of people are being killed, and very brutally for God, and personally, I would too. Thats what this song states, dedication to our Father, and "Cassie" was being held as a role model for the song, in which case, there is nothing wrong about it, and nothing to complain about. I'm not trolling anyone, just defending the point of this song, and if you have a problem with it, just find something you don't have a problem with, and be happy with that
This used to be one of my favorite songs when I was about 12. Had no clue it was about Columbine, kinda gives me the creeps to think I sang these lyrics so happily not really knowing what they meant.
Lonely Artist yeah. Very sad. Rachel’s story did touch my heart in many ways. Sometimes I am in tears thinking how much she has touched my heart. Rachel was the rest of the 13 victims in a better place. I’m Not -Ashamed was a really good movie, and yes it was sad
As an atheist, this song strikes a chord with me. I think it's insane people would kill for their lack of a god. Atheist extremists shouldn't exist, but, like any other faith, they do.
+Jon Hoskins (Headband) That's why they do it. People that die for something have to really believe in it? There is a book called "Jesus Freak" and has journals of many people who have died for proclaiming their faith in God. I believe God is as real as the air we breathe but don't see.
I know many have died for their faith, and honestly, I respect them, for being in the face of death and standing up for what they believe in. All I'm saying, is that people without faith killing believers of any religion is wrong (this shouldn't have to be said). Islamic extremist jihadists commit heinous crimes, but by doing so, they are doing it for a reward in death. It's insane, but it happens. If an atheist kills someone, what reward are they hoping for? None. The fact atheists go out there and kill the religious is, I'd say, more messed up than any other jihad or crusade.
+Jon Hoskins (Headband) the problem is so many are set on denying God, and they want to prove so badly to themselves that fact, i think deep down a lot of people want to seek God, or believe he is real,but they want so badly to reject that so they do horrible things :( try to mock God or other things.. some people have it set in their mind if God was real he'd stop these things,but God gave us free will. atheists do not believe in a God at all, so what is there to loose? (that is how some of them think)
I guess I see that... Ted Bundy kinda had that mindset. I think, however, that your religion should be the one that allows you to be your best without hurting people. If THAT'S how everyone chose their belief, crime would drop drastically.
They didn't kill her because she was Christian. It's a myth thats been debunked. There was another girl who was asked if she believed in God after she was shot and was spared after answering yes. Stop buying these lies and fabrication that have long been disproved.
I'm just going to put a few misconceptions to rest. Cassie Bernall was never asked whether or not she believed in God. Dylan Kle bold put his head under the table and said "peekaboo" before he shot her. Valeen Schnurr, a survivor, was the one asked this question. Harris and Klebold then laughed in her face but apparently the martyr Hollywood-ised story is much preferred. Second, they were never bullied. Not only was Eric a real ladies man who had multiple girl friends, Dylan also attended prom just days before the shooting. Even Brooks Brown, one of Dylans closest friends has constantly testified they were never bullied. There are a few videos of them being pushed by "jocks", friends of the two have regularly spoke out about these and said Eric and Dylan would try to get reactions because they thought it was funny. Bullying was not a factor in the Columbine shooting.
Oh no none at all other than Valeen herself coming forward and many student survivors in the library at the time of Cassies murder who said she was never asked that.
the real event was blown way out of proportion, a girl named Val was asked and was shot immediately but survived, a classmate misidentified it as cassie cause they died moments apart. cassie was hiding under a table, the table was flipped, she was told "peek-a-boo" and then was shot with a sawed off shotgun. Val was approached seconds later by Eric (one of the shooters who was CATHOLIC), was asked if she believes and then was immediately shot but not to a critical degree. look it up it's basically a "Christian propaganda" legend.
amethyst heart val was shot 9 times. I don't remember where but I think it said in the head and back. Cassie was praying out loud so Eric Harris shot her after he said "peek-a-boo". right after shooting her he went to Val and asked her if she was a believer and she said "yes" so he shot her alot. I'm surprised she survived that many shots
She wasn't the only one who was so great and awesome that died, Rachel Scott was the first victim to die in Columbine High School and she was one of the best and Cassie Bernall is one of them too...
Colum Bine This song wasnt saying she was great and awesome. im assumeing maybe because no one talked about her? or maybe one of them knew the family has any one ever thought of that
This song was just introduced to me just last year by one of my older friends she never told me the story behind the song I am 12 years old this song is one of my favorite songs to listen to the Columbine shooting was a horrible thing that happened my live still goes out to the families of the people who died in the Columbine shooting
How come nobody ever acknowledges the real reason the two shooters did what they did? Even after we had their videos, their diaries, the testimony from their parents... no one acknowledges the fact that they were bullied to the point of snapping. That they were beaten, isolated, ridiculed, and not in a typical way but in a very severe way and they had no one to turn to that didn't spit in their face. Nothing excuses what they did, but if you look at different shootings like this one you'll see a pattern of kids being tortured until they lash out. So why don't we take bullying in schools seriously? As individuals, not just those cutesy PSA's you see on tv. THIS is what happens when you try for years to break someone with your cruelty, they actually break!
Take Action. Just grabbing the little boys and girls who bully by the ear and dragging them off to tell them 'Bad boy. Don't be mean.' and leaving them be won't help. Bullying needs to be taken to an entirely different level - this is not just disobeying the teacher, or talking in class - this could mean murder and suicide. People can be stupid, and sometimes they don't realize consequences will come. Have your fun now, bullies, but one day, you will be no more. The only reason (besides being basically insane) these boys would try so hard just to kill so many of their classmates is because they tormented them - to the breaking point. If you ask me, they broke long ago, but they waited, and allowed themselves to soak in everything.
Perhaps nobody acknowledges it because it's a myth. Eric was a ladies man with multiple girlfriends and Dylan had attended prom just days before. Even Brooks Brown, one of Dylans closest friends has constantly testified that they were never bullied.
it's actually sad that people miss the meaning of this song, cassie wasnt just one idiot religious girl, many people die for their beliefs, not just "for your imaginary god ", many politicians, many free thinkers, scientists, martyrs even socially rejected people like afroamericans or homosexuals died because of what they professed and believed.... and died proudly, so yes, cassie didn't actually died in vain, but left a message of resilience for not just christians, but atheists and agnostics (like me)
its so sad when peoples lives are cut so short from someone who didn't believe in what they did its just sad that people have to take there lives and the lifes of others hopefully there will some day be peace for everyone
she said yes knowing what would happen I would say yes because I'm a true believer in Christ. if you don't know Christ then you really don't know true love. Cassie was one of the bravest women I've seen and I can't wait to see her in eternity when Jesus comes back
You should care it was horrific event that was burned into the memories of multiple families. It destroyed people's lives and relationships. I would show sympathy next time.
Björn Ironside Yeah. I know, I looked it up afterwards. And you're not me so sorry. I know it was a tragic event or whatever but apparently, Cassie wasn't even the one who was asked the question.
This song is beautiful, but it’s important to remember that the framing of Cassie Bernall’s death as a martyr is false. The Columbine shooting was a tragedy, but it shouldn’t be used as a martyr’s tale of religious persecution.
In the months following Bernall's death, her mother, Misty Bernall, issued the book She Said Yes: The Unlikely Martyrdom of Cassie Bernall. In this book Misty Bernall discusses her daughter's turbulent teenage life, spiritual conversion and martyrdom. part 2.
I feel lacey had a friend/sister named Cassie whom passed away and she took her pain and made this song to cope with it good on you lacey we as fans love you and your important to many
well if it makes u feel any better it never happened, look it up lol. The real girl was named Val, she survived but the altercation was misidentified as cassie by a classmate near by. they told cassie "peek-a-boo" before shooting her.
That's so epic Cassie had a choice to either deny everything and say she didn't believe in God or prove her faith,say yes,and die.I pray her soul rest in peace
Cassie was not a martyr. No one asked her shit about her religion. The shooters did not discriminate, they shot all who were around. The poor victims did not deserve to be killed, and for people to use Cassie and Rachel to push an agenda is horrible. Also, stop ranking the victims. All of them matter and they all deserve respect.
RIP cassie :( idk if you guys know but the story is that there was a school shooting in 1999 and the shooter was Eric Harris, Cassie was hidden and Valeen Schnurr asked her of she believed in God, cassie said yes and Eric said "wrong answer" and shot her.
That isn't what happened at all, there were TWO shooters, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, Cassie Bernall was never asked anything, Eric Harris bent down said "peek a boo" and shot her in the face. Cassie is often confused with a girl named Val who was on the opposite side of the library asked by Dylan Klebold if she believed in God, she said "yes" he said "why?" And she wasn't killed.
I was trying to refrain from this but I can't. To comment In all of you asking why only Rachel and Cassie were mentioned in this song, my guess would be because maybe their stories were the most eye opening to the band. I don't doubt that flyleaf felt extremely shaken by ALL of the deaths. However, if I'm correct cassie was the only one shot after she was asked if she believed in God. And no the song is not making fun of the columbine tragedy. Lacey was very adamant about accepting God.
Cassie was not asked anything, Eric bent down said peekaboo then shot her that was it he did not ask her anything before killing her. So no you are not correct. It was a totally different girl that was asked, Dylan asked Valeen (can't remember her last name) after he shot her and she lived.
+Felicia Gonzales yep. that's exactly what made me remember this band who i used to listen to in high school. i do believe ppl who die for their faith are in a better place. ppl who do crazy things like this are afraid. fear is what inspires evil like this, i think.
Ever since hearing this for the first time in 2006 I always wondered what was being said when she said "make it" in the first verse, never heard anyone say it like that, it sounds so amazing and was always in my mind
I wonder what makes Cassie or Rachel better than all the victims. Why do we honor them above the other victims like Kyle, Corey, or Isiah? I'm not saying that they deserve to die, I'm saying what makes them better than the others?
Probably becayse they were pretty and/or popular, likely. And because Rachel's parents are rich enough to afford to create a whole program about her. That's the case with any sort of loss of life.
It didn't matter what they said; believe or not, black or white, female or male. Hatred knows no boundaries. These boys were living out their own shit. At that moment (well, several moments) they WERE god. Her answer meant not a damn thing. They just wanted to make someone answer. Sorry, people.
Came here after watching the mortician you tuber talk about the story about what happened. Mind blown. Had to see the lyrics. Listen to this song for like 10 years.....wow
yes. It is about a Columbine victim. (I forget whether it was Dylan or Eric who asked) She was asked if she believed in god... when she said yes, they shot her in the neck. Another reference was made in American Horror story when Tate shot up his school in the library.
There are audio transcripts, also the witness who said he thought he heard Cassie say it, Craig Scott, said he heard this altercation happen on the other side of the library, where Dylan Klebold shot Valeen Schnurr and said "do you believe in God?" to which she answered "No....yes" he said "why?" And walked away she's still alive, and that was a fabricated event between Eric harris and Cassie Bernall, they weren't targeting anyone specifically. @@viwikiwi5541
@annichi111 its about the girls who were killed at the Colombine shooting. One of the gunmen asked if they believed in God. She said yes, the gunman asked why and pulled the trigger. so...they gave up there life and said yes knowing what the outcome would be.
i have a different version of this song that i cannot find a video of anywhere now? where she says "in the air" she doesnt whisper the second time in mine o_O
No one is brainwashed to stick up for God. Cassie stood up for Christ just like he stood up for us at calvary. She had a real love for Jesus Christ and just as he died for her she died for him. That is probably one of the most righteous ways to die. I am not saying her death wasnt a tragedy. It really was sad that someone took her life because of her beliefs but there is going to come a day when we all are going to die and a lot of them are for what we love and believe in. I would rather have said yes to believing God than living the rest of my life in shame knowing that I denied him.
i don't know why, but I always saw this song as someone contemplating suicide, until i read about cassie bernall. but i still see it as someone contemplating suicide....
In all honesty I used to think this song was about suicide. Now from looking through the comments I realize it's about Columbine. Either way you look at it the story is really dark
I can't even imagine being put in this situation. You could say no to get out of it, but if you are a true Christian, you would say yes. That would sadly be your last word most likely.
OneCubed it's not your last word. you have a bigger part of life waiting for you with Jesus in eternity. it may seem like its her last word but right now she is probably having a good conversation with Christ our savior
Actually it is. Telling the truth and believing in God is always the right answer. No matter if it leads to death, God knows what you did and he will remember it.
It has been documented that a similar exchange took place between Klebold and Valeen Schnurr, a student who was wounded in the library that day. Some have speculated that this exchange was mistakenly attributed to Bernall. That's all :D
ok whether or not val was asked and not killed point is that he did ask Cassie bernall and she did say yes so valeen was just lucky that was gods plan to let her live sadly Cassie bernall said yes and she wasn't fortunate enough to have kept living .. so yeah. thre was a lot of evil going on this day and he didn't ask Cassie bernall why ...
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hey man, i dont care who was asked, this song is a banger nonetheless
agree 100%
Actually Eric just said "peekaboo" and killed her.
At the same time Dylan shot a girl named Valeen, who said "God help me" Dylan then asked "Do you believe in god?"
Vlaeen is still alive.
Still a good song though.
What was her response?
That's dark, and sad
@@desireepena8231 Valeen first said no, but she then changed the answer to yes. Dylan then asked her why she believes and she answered "because my parents raised me that way."
@@lalalalalalwlla and that's why she is still alive. Gods having mercy on her unbelief.
Do you believe in God?
For all those wondering a background on the story, hopefully this will enlighten whomever. Cassie was falsely recognized as proclaiming her faith before her death by a boy named Craig who was also in the library with Cassie during the Columbine shooting. A girl named Val was actually the one who proclaimed her faith and she was shot 9 times with bullets that had shrapnel wood splinters in them. She survived the attack but was till this day never recognized while Cassie was mistaken to be a martyr. The Christian community had believed Cassie's story, as they should have from the media's coverage, and by the time the truth came out, it was already beyond too late. The point of this is to clarify what actually happened and this songs meaning. May all those who died in the Columbine massacre rest in peace
+TheUpsidedown44 Cassie was however specifically targeted for being a Christian, along with another girl, Rachel Scott.
The shooter was names Eric Harris
Wait so Cassie didnt say she beleived in god she just got shot cause he felt like it? And the media thought it was because of believing in god?
Rainbow Person No. The shooters were actively targeting groups of people, and Christians were one of those groups (jocks and bullies seemed to be targets too)
It seems Cassie was not one of the students individually asked if she did. It seems she was shot after they saw her praying.
Ah. Okay thanks.
".....The song refers to Lacey Mosley's (the lead singer) views on the Columbine High School massacre concerning the supposed incident where Cassie Bernall was asked by one of the gunmen whether she believed in God or not. Upon expressing her belief, she was shot to death. This incident is a common myth surrounding the events of the Columbine High School Massacre. According to some accounts, Cassie was not questioned about her beliefs, but a similar question was put to Valeen Schnurr, who was spared by the gunmen. The investigation team that worked on the Columbine shooting came to similar conclusions regarding the incident and its authenticity..."
Rest in Peace
Cassie Bernall, 17
Steven Curnow, 14
Corey DePooter, 17
Kelly Fleming, 16
Matthew Kechter, 16
Daniel Mauser, 15
Daniel Rohrbough, 15
William "Dave" Sanders, 47
Rachel Scott, 17
Isaiah Shoels, 18
John Tomlin, 16
Lauren Townsend, 18
Kyle Velasquez, 16
RIP Cassie Bernall
Broke Cosplayers yeah. She was very pretty and nice. R.I.P to all of the other victims too including her they are in a better place now
A lot of people that were with Cassie when she was killed say that she wasn't asked anything. Eric Harris, one of the shooters, leaned down, said "Peek-A-Boo" and shot her with his sawed off 12 gauge.
I know I've read the same thing. apparently that question was asked to another girl, Rachel I think her name is.
irene oliver Rachel was the first girl shot in the front of the school they later game back as she was crawling away picked her by the hair and asked her if she believed in God and she said you know I do.
could someone pleas specify what y'all at talking about. I'm completely lost.
Dustin Ezell columbine
Thank you Kate Scamp
Honestly whether Cassie was asked or not, she was still praying before she was shot, if anything that still makes her a Christian martyr,; if you ask God for protection, even when all hope seems lost, that still means a lot.
i wouldn't go that far. i'm agnostic, but i'd be praying to every God/deity if i were in that situation.
Bullshit…
Praying when things seem hopeless is the EASIEST time to pray. Rick and Morty does a wonderful showing of this in time freeze episode (s2e1?). As soon as Rick survives immentent death, he turns around and says God isn't real and that he saved himself. No disrespect to Cassie, just disagreeing with your point on faith.
@@suzanneturner3685 Cassie was known devout Christian, so your idea she was simply praying because of a desperate time is not reality. And you're aware Rick and Morty is a fictional cartoon show right?
@Pink cupcake He let her have the glory of Martyrdom and Heaven for ever. Much more valuable than this short life.
Holy shit I used to listen to this when was like 12 and I had no idea it was about columbine
this song really touched my heart. I cant stop listening to it its just so amazing. R.I.P. Cassie and Rachel.
tod monroe they really touched my heart. I am in tears sometimes thinking how much they touched my heart.
Neither Rachel Scott or Cassie Bernall were asked if they believed in God actually, it was Valeen Schnurr and she's still alive today. Also, why just Rachel and Cassie? What about the other 11 people?
Not gonna lie this comment actually kinda spooked me bc my best friends name is Rachel and my names Cassie😐
She has such a unique voice I love it.
so much reliable and accurate internet researching historians in this comment section.
this song shakes me to the very core of my being.
Im not religious in the slightest but I still admire her for dying what she believed in. I personally don't care what you say about it but at the end of the day she still died for her beliefs which is braver than anything else to me
Her voice makes me believe in god. Holy shiznit.
I've been a flyleaf fan since I was 6.
Lmfao they fucking suck
@@niandraladie2953 Why are you here then?
Her face makes me believe in Allah.
Whatever it takes my dear!
Trust in Jesus he is God and he loves you so much that he died in your place...so that you wouldnt have to pay for them on hell. THIS life on earth os NOT hell ...hell is beneath heaven is above and we are between life is a consiquence of a series of choices and sins...a domino effect takes place and well...this is what we have.
There is eternal life in Christ....it is so wonerful i cant explain the way i want to but you can KNOW IT for yourself
TRUST CHRIST NOW PLEASE ASK HIM TO SAVE YOU PLEASE
HE DIED WAS BURIED AND ROSE FROM THE GRAVE CONQUERING DEATH AND HELL...BELIEVE ASK HIM TO SAVE YOU AND BE SAVED!!
I bet the people that disliked this song don't know what it's about
Yeah, they know the truth. 👎
I don't think you really know the truth in all honesty.
@@jacktilghman9797 elaborate then
Diablo Queen I think what Jack is referring to is that it was another girl, not Cassie, who was asked the question and was shot. If you’re interested, check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/G9vz4p5WW7s/v-deo.html it goes into depth about the martyrdom of Cassie and Rachel and the truth behind why the incident was labeled as Cassie’s. It mentions this song too.
I hate this song because i know what actually happened and this is a complete misrepresentation of the truth, how ironic.
So I am reading these comments that basically say that by glorifying this one girl for something she may or may not have done we ignore the big issues. Am I the only one here that believes that this song's main point is to illustrate the idea of having faith and courage in your beliefs in the face of peril and that "cassie" showed us the potential impact one person can have.
Where’s the impact? The men who caused that incident did not care, and regardless how she answered the question the damage would have been done to that community.
We shouldn't teach young kids that they should die for their faith.
@@kokepasu4583 the disciples did. You should never deny your faith.
I was named after Cassie Bernall and I really love this song...
yes i know its about cassie and the shooting in that school but i also thank this song reprsents not to deny god to anyone no matter what.
The ultimate courage is saying yes to secure life after earth when no would have secured your life on the earth.
Hey uh if you do some research you'll find out the question was directed to Valeen not Cassie and cassie never said yes but still sad this happened to anyone
Honestly even if she did say no, it's highly probable she would have been shot anyway
@@luigi7834 exactly
yeh except that's not what happened. the girl who actually said yes was spared by Dylan, but i suppose that doesn't work for your christian narrative
I remember hearing about this... :,(
And yes. It scares me to think about it,but yes. I would say yes.
In a nutshell the message is that people who die defending what they love and believe in are simply amazing. and imo people need something to believe in it makes us stronger and more understanding. To dedicate your life to something is truly amazing ...but to believe in anything, not blindly but, so wholeheartedly that you choose to die defending it. My my what a powerful feeling to wrap your head around. is there an afterlife? some believe so, some consider it, but then there are those who simply just don't know but by love and hope they just leap with faith. However tragic this story is....if there is an afterlife and a heavenly paradise Cassie is there because she chose to be and because she believed even when the whole God idea is questionable. How she died and why now were questions she probably asked herself/her God she believes in, but in the end she decided it was worth her life to say those last few words...idk about you but when faced with Death to admit that, knowing you will surely die if you do, that's powerful. That's something to think about. If there is no God ... no heaven to go to that she believed in... it's hard to think about, but even then there is still meaning to her death. The point is, people, that even if you are uncertain of something but choose to believe and follow it regardless of anyone or anything else simply because it gives you joy and someone tries to make you question your own belief, tries to break you, should you not stand firm defending it? All the joy it gives you, that thing you love, and something dares you to deny that love. Would you die for it? Is what gives you life worth dying for?
Cassie wasn't asked anything. Eric said "peekaboo" to her and that was it. Also, if he HAD asked if she believed in God, I'm pretty sure she'd be dead even if she said "no".
@@funnyfunnyvalentine7991 Both girls are brave, but one was murdered and if Cassie's death brings awareness to this and the other girl clearly stayed out of the lime light by choice, I don't seen an issue. Both were Christian, apparently. Of course onlookers would make mistakes, eye witness reports aren't reliable and for damn good reason. But this song in a way can be a song for the deceased.
No specific religion, race or gender was targeted in the shooting, if you worked at or went to the school. You were a target, they had bombs that were meant to kill 500+ people, think they were all Christians? @@funnyfunnyvalentine7991
@@funnyfunnyvalentine7991 lies
The only person to be asked "Do you believe in God" during the Columbine shooting was Schnurr. People mistakenly thought the conversation was between Harris and Cassie, but it was between Klebold and Schnurr. Harris said, "Peek-a-boo" to Cassie. Still a nice thought to write a song based on the shooting. Love the song.
The song takes some understanding for its symbolism; saying the 'Cassie pulled the trigger' means yes, she believes in God
I'm happy they're dead.
Except it didn't happen like that, she wasn't asked that.
Are you in 4th grade? Because that simple of a take-away on the symbolism would barely grant you a passing grade, takes the bare minimum of understanding
@@osty5995 LMAO 😭😭
@UCb-p4T5eJmeyPmN-eDF68DQ i- this was a fuckin shooting you insensitive piece of shart
So I'm reading through the comments and seeing alot of people asking "What makes Cassie so special?" "What about all the other victims?". Naming a victim in a song doesn't mean they are better than the rest. There were people going on like that with the whole Amanda Todd story, what made her so special? Nothing. Nothing makes these people more special than the rest. There stories say a specific name of a specific person, but the message goes out equally to all of those who are or were involved. The reason they pick someone to talk about is if they tried talking about all the victims and saying all their names, it'd make it difficult to get the message out. With Amanda Todd, the message was bullying kills, it is bad and needs to stop. With this, its that we who believe in God ain't gonna back down from him even if you got a gun to our heads. It's not saying Cassie is awesome and shes better than everyone else. Hope that clears some things up
I know about her as well , it is sick that children feel as if there is no other thing to do but die because that can't get out of the awful things that are being done to them. I agree but what I think that made Cassie special is that she knew if she said that she believed in God that she would be murdered and yet with that threat she still said yes that she did and she would rather die than say other wise. I am honored because my parents named me after her, it is just wonders what this cruel world will do to people who speak their minds. Just very sad.
She did still say yes, and was killed for it buddy. That is the whole point of the song, and is completely accurate on that account
Ok, so I didn't keep up to date with the reports, still has nothing to do with it. This song was based off of the first reports, so in terms of what its based off of, it is still accurate, even if its "outdated". And the whole point of the song is saying that people die for there God, and that the one singing will also die for their God. Do you know about the huge ISIS Christian massacre going on right now? Thousands of people are being killed, and very brutally for God, and personally, I would too. Thats what this song states, dedication to our Father, and "Cassie" was being held as a role model for the song, in which case, there is nothing wrong about it, and nothing to complain about. I'm not trolling anyone, just defending the point of this song, and if you have a problem with it, just find something you don't have a problem with, and be happy with that
Well thats fine, just try to not insult a good song with a good message while you do that, alright?
Ignorance. Valeen Schnurr was the one asked and she lived. Not Cassie.
I'm still in love with this song comming back to listen to it over and over again:33
This used to be one of my favorite songs when I was about 12. Had no clue it was about Columbine, kinda gives me the creeps to think I sang these lyrics so happily not really knowing what they meant.
After you have experienced the loss of a friend due to suicide, this song hurts like hell :c
I always get shivers at the end
Th is song reminds me of the movie I Am Not Ashamed
That movie is so sad though....
Lonely Artist yeah. Very sad. Rachel’s story did touch my heart in many ways. Sometimes I am in tears thinking how much she has touched my heart. Rachel was the rest of the 13 victims in a better place. I’m Not -Ashamed was a really good movie, and yes it was sad
Yeah, just think someone should tell you that didn't happen to Rachel, she was killed from afar and she never spoke to them.
Rachel Scott never spoke to either of the shooters, she was killed from afar.@@ThatOneToyCollector
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As an atheist, this song strikes a chord with me. I think it's insane people would kill for their lack of a god. Atheist extremists shouldn't exist, but, like any other faith, they do.
+Jon Hoskins (Headband) That's why they do it. People that die for something have to really believe in it? There is a book called "Jesus Freak" and has journals of many people who have died for proclaiming their faith in God. I believe God is as real as the air we breathe but don't see.
I know many have died for their faith, and honestly, I respect them, for being in the face of death and standing up for what they believe in. All I'm saying, is that people without faith killing believers of any religion is wrong (this shouldn't have to be said).
Islamic extremist jihadists commit heinous crimes, but by doing so, they are doing it for a reward in death. It's insane, but it happens. If an atheist kills someone, what reward are they hoping for? None. The fact atheists go out there and kill the religious is, I'd say, more messed up than any other jihad or crusade.
+Jon Hoskins (Headband) the problem is so many are set on denying God, and they want to prove so badly to themselves that fact, i think deep down a lot of people want to seek God, or believe he is real,but they want so badly to reject that so they do horrible things :( try to mock God or other things.. some people have it set in their mind if God was real he'd stop these things,but God gave us free will. atheists do not believe in a God at all, so what is there to loose? (that is how some of them think)
I guess I see that... Ted Bundy kinda had that mindset. I think, however, that your religion should be the one that allows you to be your best without hurting people. If THAT'S how everyone chose their belief, crime would drop drastically.
They didn't kill her because she was Christian. It's a myth thats been debunked. There was another girl who was asked if she believed in God after she was shot and was spared after answering yes. Stop buying these lies and fabrication that have long been disproved.
I'm just going to put a few misconceptions to rest. Cassie Bernall was never asked whether or not she believed in God. Dylan Kle bold put his head under the table and said "peekaboo" before he shot her. Valeen Schnurr, a survivor, was the one asked this question. Harris and Klebold then laughed in her face but apparently the martyr Hollywood-ised story is much preferred.
Second, they were never bullied. Not only was Eric a real ladies man who had multiple girl friends, Dylan also attended prom just days before the shooting. Even Brooks Brown, one of Dylans closest friends has constantly testified they were never bullied. There are a few videos of them being pushed by "jocks", friends of the two have regularly spoke out about these and said Eric and Dylan would try to get reactions because they thought it was funny. Bullying was not a factor in the Columbine shooting.
No proof going either way
No proof for what?
that it was/wasent cassie
Oh no none at all other than Valeen herself coming forward and many student survivors in the library at the time of Cassies murder who said she was never asked that.
no proof that they didnt see someone else
Thought: Why does it offend someone what another believes?
the real event was blown way out of proportion, a girl named Val was asked and was shot immediately but survived, a classmate misidentified it as cassie cause they died moments apart. cassie was hiding under a table, the table was flipped, she was told "peek-a-boo" and then was shot with a sawed off shotgun. Val was approached seconds later by Eric (one of the shooters who was CATHOLIC), was asked if she believes and then was immediately shot but not to a critical degree. look it up it's basically a "Christian propaganda" legend.
amethyst heart val was shot 9 times. I don't remember where but I think it said in the head and back. Cassie was praying out loud so Eric Harris shot her after he said "peek-a-boo". right after shooting her he went to Val and asked her if she was a believer and she said "yes" so he shot her alot. I'm surprised she survived that many shots
Guy who shot her (Eric Harris) is a boy full of rage and hatred towards things
@@madisonblandford2204 He basically hated everyone except for Dylan Klebold
FudgePuddin ya I know I was meaning how he hated everyone else if that makes sense
LOVE THIS SONG SO MUCH
She wasn't the only one who was so great and awesome that died, Rachel Scott was the first victim to die in Columbine High School and she was one of the best and Cassie Bernall is one of them too...
If you listen to an acoustic version of this song they did. They mentioned Rachel.
Just saying. . .
xXAliceOctoberXx Ok, good to know. :)
Colum Bine This song wasnt saying she was great and awesome. im assumeing maybe because no one talked about her? or maybe one of them knew the family has any one ever thought of that
Colum Bine No 'cause i dont have an obsession over columbine. Also don't believe every thing you read online. Have a great day.
Colum Bine It's not Cassie from the movie Cassie, not everyone that's name Cassie is from that same movie.
This song was just introduced to me just last year by one of my older friends she never told me the story behind the song I am 12 years old this song is one of my favorite songs to listen to the Columbine shooting was a horrible thing that happened my live still goes out to the families of the people who died in the Columbine shooting
Yes Cassie didn't say anything but she was praying before she was shot witch is what the lyrics mean
How come nobody ever acknowledges the real reason the two shooters did what they did? Even after we had their videos, their diaries, the testimony from their parents... no one acknowledges the fact that they were bullied to the point of snapping. That they were beaten, isolated, ridiculed, and not in a typical way but in a very severe way and they had no one to turn to that didn't spit in their face. Nothing excuses what they did, but if you look at different shootings like this one you'll see a pattern of kids being tortured until they lash out. So why don't we take bullying in schools seriously? As individuals, not just those cutesy PSA's you see on tv. THIS is what happens when you try for years to break someone with your cruelty, they actually break!
that is an intresting thing to think about
Take Action.
Just grabbing the little boys and girls who bully by the ear and dragging them off to tell them 'Bad boy. Don't be mean.' and leaving them be won't help. Bullying needs to be taken to an entirely different level - this is not just disobeying the teacher, or talking in class - this could mean murder and suicide. People can be stupid, and sometimes they don't realize consequences will come. Have your fun now, bullies, but one day, you will be no more. The only reason (besides being basically insane) these boys would try so hard just to kill so many of their classmates is because they tormented them - to the breaking point. If you ask me, they broke long ago, but they waited, and allowed themselves to soak in everything.
blaxxxx The fuck does that have to do with everyone hurting you your whole life?
blaxxxx You make me sick
Perhaps nobody acknowledges it because it's a myth. Eric was a ladies man with multiple girlfriends and Dylan had attended prom just days before. Even Brooks Brown, one of Dylans closest friends has constantly testified that they were never bullied.
it's actually sad that people miss the meaning of this song, cassie wasnt just one idiot religious girl, many people die for their beliefs, not just "for your imaginary god ", many politicians, many free thinkers, scientists, martyrs even socially rejected people like afroamericans or homosexuals died because of what they professed and believed.... and died proudly, so yes, cassie didn't actually died in vain, but left a message of resilience for not just christians, but atheists and agnostics (like me)
its so sad when peoples lives are cut so short from someone who didn't believe in what they did its just sad that people have to take there lives and the lifes of others hopefully there will some day be peace for everyone
he would have killed her anyway. this song gives me goosebumps no matter how many times i hear it. so powerful!
if you deny me in front of your friends, I will deny you in front of my father.
that guy wasn't her friend.
its a bible verse
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I think it If you deny me in front of man, not friends
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she said yes knowing what would happen I would say yes because I'm a true believer in Christ. if you don't know Christ then you really don't know true love. Cassie was one of the bravest women I've seen and I can't wait to see her in eternity when Jesus comes back
Rhett Barnes She was not asked anything
Rhett Barnes me toooooooooooo!!!
Cassie wasn't the girl who was asked this question. It was Valeen and she survived
Not to be rude or anything, but to be honest, I don't care or know who the song was written for. I just freaking like the song.
You should care it was horrific event that was burned into the memories of multiple families. It destroyed people's lives and relationships. I would show sympathy next time.
It is based on Columbine. If you look up Cassie Bernall you'll see a few songs dedicated to her including this song.
Björn Ironside Yeah. I know, I looked it up afterwards. And you're not me so sorry. I know it was a tragic event or whatever but apparently, Cassie wasn't even the one who was asked the question.
well I was acutely named after her so I am honored to have that brave girl's name. I hope to believe I would do the same thing for my God.
This song is beautiful, but it’s important to remember that the framing of Cassie Bernall’s death as a martyr is false. The Columbine shooting was a tragedy, but it shouldn’t be used as a martyr’s tale of religious persecution.
They still got killed over their beliefs.
I'm atheist and still like this song.
In the months following Bernall's death, her mother, Misty Bernall, issued the book She Said Yes: The Unlikely Martyrdom of Cassie Bernall. In this book Misty Bernall discusses her daughter's turbulent teenage life, spiritual conversion and martyrdom.
part 2.
As being person that is a Columbiner(tumblr community) this is a great song.
I feel lacey had a friend/sister named Cassie whom passed away and she took her pain and made this song to cope with it good on you lacey we as fans love you and your important to many
this song is the reason Cassie is a sad name for me
well if it makes u feel any better it never happened, look it up lol. The real girl was named Val, she survived but the altercation was misidentified as cassie by a classmate near by. they told cassie "peek-a-boo" before shooting her.
Best version I've found so far.
:D
Finally found this song... only took a few years haven't had this much of nostalgia in a long time.
That's so epic Cassie had a choice to either deny everything and say she didn't believe in God or prove her faith,say yes,and die.I pray her soul rest in peace
This is amazing .
I love this so much!!!!!!
Cassie was not a martyr. No one asked her shit about her religion. The shooters did not discriminate, they shot all who were around. The poor victims did not deserve to be killed, and for people to use Cassie and Rachel to push an agenda is horrible. Also, stop ranking the victims. All of them matter and they all deserve respect.
Cassie is a false martyr.
RIP cassie :( idk if you guys know but the story is that there was a school shooting in 1999 and the shooter was Eric Harris, Cassie was hidden and Valeen Schnurr asked her of she believed in God, cassie said yes and Eric said "wrong answer" and shot her.
That isn't what happened at all, there were TWO shooters, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, Cassie Bernall was never asked anything, Eric Harris bent down said "peek a boo" and shot her in the face. Cassie is often confused with a girl named Val who was on the opposite side of the library asked by Dylan Klebold if she believed in God, she said "yes" he said "why?" And she wasn't killed.
I would say Yes.
I was trying to refrain from this but I can't. To comment In all of you asking why only Rachel and Cassie were mentioned in this song, my guess would be because maybe their stories were the most eye opening to the band. I don't doubt that flyleaf felt extremely shaken by ALL of the deaths. However, if I'm correct cassie was the only one shot after she was asked if she believed in God. And no the song is not making fun of the columbine tragedy. Lacey was very adamant about accepting God.
Cassie was not asked anything, Eric bent down said peekaboo then shot her that was it he did not ask her anything before killing her. So no you are not correct. It was a totally different girl that was asked, Dylan asked Valeen (can't remember her last name) after he shot her and she lived.
Valeen Schnurr* @@babymonster-nn6um
like the song this awsome
What's sad is this song explains the recent Oregon shooting
+Felicia Gonzales yep. that's exactly what made me remember this band who i used to listen to in high school. i do believe ppl who die for their faith are in a better place.
ppl who do crazy things like this are afraid. fear is what inspires evil like this, i think.
Read the book. She said yes. It's all about Cassie. And it's an amazing book, but very very sad.
This remembers me to the first season from AHS
love this song and the band
Ever since hearing this for the first time in 2006 I always wondered what was being said when she said "make it" in the first verse, never heard anyone say it like that, it sounds so amazing and was always in my mind
"and Eric pulled the trigger"
I wonder what makes Cassie or Rachel better than all the victims. Why do we honor them above the other victims like Kyle, Corey, or Isiah? I'm not saying that they deserve to die, I'm saying what makes them better than the others?
Probably becayse they were pretty and/or popular, likely. And because Rachel's parents are rich enough to afford to create a whole program about her. That's the case with any sort of loss of life.
AngelDarkChaos Perhaps that sounds true.
***** You know this reminds me of the song "The Nobodies" by Marilyn Manson.
PeachyKeenAllen Marilyn did write "The Nobodies" after Columbine because people were blaming his "music" for the massacre. .
Sunday Reynolds Well "The Nobodies" are referring to Eric and Dylan the gunmen.
It didn't matter what they said; believe or not, black or white, female or male.
Hatred knows no boundaries. These boys were living out their own shit. At that moment (well, several moments) they WERE god. Her answer meant not a damn thing. They just wanted to make someone answer.
Sorry, people.
Came here after watching the mortician you tuber talk about the story about what happened. Mind blown. Had to see the lyrics. Listen to this song for like 10 years.....wow
Just found this gal and I love her
BEST SONG EVER (besides the back story)
yea the backstory is straight up dark
I love this song
yes. It is about a Columbine victim. (I forget whether it was Dylan or Eric who asked) She was asked if she believed in god... when she said yes, they shot her in the neck. Another reference was made in American Horror story when Tate shot up his school in the library.
love this song. love flyleaf. hate the arguments.
Rachael was the first to die but the whole thing of Cassie is she didn't give up god to save her life.
She wasn't asked anything before being killed, neither was Rachel.
@@babymonster-nn6um were you there?
baby monster1211 Rachel was teased and asked but I’m not sure if Cassie was. There is a lot of confusion with what happened in the library.
There are audio transcripts, also the witness who said he thought he heard Cassie say it, Craig Scott, said he heard this altercation happen on the other side of the library, where Dylan Klebold shot Valeen Schnurr and said "do you believe in God?" to which she answered "No....yes" he said "why?" And walked away she's still alive, and that was a fabricated event between Eric harris and Cassie Bernall, they weren't targeting anyone specifically. @@viwikiwi5541
Definitely worth learning how to play on a guitar. Would love to do a cover of this :).
"Do you believe in god?" :)
I'm not religious or anything and idrk what exactly this song means but it's a banger ngl
@annichi111 its about the girls who were killed at the Colombine shooting. One of the gunmen asked if they believed in God. She said yes, the gunman asked why and pulled the trigger. so...they gave up there life and said yes knowing what the outcome would be.
i have a different version of this song that i cannot find a video of anywhere now? where she says "in the air" she doesnt whisper the second time in mine o_O
Awesome song
No one is brainwashed to stick up for God. Cassie stood up for Christ just like he stood up for us at calvary. She had a real love for Jesus Christ and just as he died for her she died for him. That is probably one of the most righteous ways to die. I am not saying her death wasnt a tragedy. It really was sad that someone took her life because of her beliefs but there is going to come a day when we all are going to die and a lot of them are for what we love and believe in. I would rather have said yes to believing God than living the rest of my life in shame knowing that I denied him.
This is bullshit and never happened. Go look it up, another girl was the one who said it after she was shot.
Yes.
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This song is about one of my friends babysitters who was killed in columbine
I love this song but at the same time 😭
i don't know why, but I always saw this song as someone contemplating suicide, until i read about cassie bernall. but i still see it as someone contemplating suicide....
In all honesty I used to think this song was about suicide. Now from looking through the comments I realize it's about Columbine. Either way you look at it the story is really dark
I can't even imagine being put in this situation. You could say no to get out of it, but if you are a true Christian, you would say yes. That would sadly be your last word most likely.
This never happened. She was never asked if she believed in god. Eric, a catholic, just said peek-a-boo and shot her.
OneCubed it's not your last word. you have a bigger part of life waiting for you with Jesus in eternity. it may seem like its her last word but right now she is probably having a good conversation with Christ our savior
OneCubed op
Honestly, I think they would’ve killed her anyway.
Actually it is. Telling the truth and believing in God is always the right answer. No matter if it leads to death, God knows what you did and he will remember it.
It has been documented that a similar exchange took place between Klebold and Valeen Schnurr, a student who was wounded in the library that day. Some have speculated that this exchange was mistakenly attributed to Bernall.
That's all :D
ok whether or not val was asked and not killed point is that he did ask Cassie bernall and she did say yes so valeen was just lucky that was gods plan to let her live sadly Cassie bernall said yes and she wasn't fortunate enough to have kept living .. so yeah. thre was a lot of evil going on this day and he didn't ask Cassie bernall why ...
Cassie died when Eric turned over the table and said 'Peek-a-boo'. Sorry. It's still tragic, but not as good a story.
Eric just bent down in front of her, he didn't turn over any of the tables
Eric just bent down in front of her, he didn't turn over any of the tables
Cassie was not asked anything, Eric bent down said peekaboo and shot her that was it, there was no questions asked towards her before being killed.
favorite #1 song from Flyleaf
This whole time I thought she was saying "May like it"
This song makes me want to cry every time I hear it.