Lyrics
The song was right
The message conveyed in the song was accurate or true
The one that said
Confirming the specific part of the song that spoke about
You were breaking down
Describing the listener's emotional state as breaking down
A heart so big and full of sticks
Referring to a large-hearted individual overwhelmed by burdens or troubles
Buried in the ground
Suggesting the burying or hiding of emotional pain or distress
All those kids and saints
Referencing various individuals, possibly innocent or pure, facing downfall
And all those saints and kids
Repetition emphasizing the downfall of the previously mentioned individuals
Are all falling down
Highlighting the continued decline or collapse of those mentioned earlier
There you are in my bed
Depicting someone present in the speaker's bed
Waking up to say
Awakening and expressing regret for the situation, feeling undeserving of blame
"It should've been me instead, you didn't need to blame"
Expressing a sense of guilt or unworthiness, wishing circumstances were different
All those kids and saints
Reiteration of the earlier individuals facing downfall
All those saints and kids
Repeating the pattern of the aforementioned individuals in decline
All falling down
Continued description of the downfall or collapse of those mentioned earlier
There's your home,
Describing a home that remains unfulfilled or lacking in occupancy
Empty still
Emphasizing the emptiness of the mentioned home
Where no one knows your name
Referring to a place where one remains anonymous or unrecognized
Drops of red on window sills
Depicting drops of blood on window sills, potentially signifying past pain or suffering
Patterns on the paint
Noticing patterns on painted surfaces, possibly implying repetition or routine
All those mothers and their daughters
Referencing relationships between mothers and daughters
All those mothers and their daughters
Reiteration of the relationships between mothers and daughters facing downfall
All falling down.
Continued description of the decline of the mentioned relationships
The song was right,
Reaffirming the accuracy or truthfulness of the song
The one that said
Reiterating the specific part of the song that speaks about perpetuality
This will never end
Expressing a sense of endlessness or perpetual nature of a situation
Though our fighting hearts are sick
Describing hearts tired or exhausted from conflict
The rules will never bend.
Stating the inflexibility or unchanging nature of certain rules or circumstances
All those kids and saints.
Reiteration of the earlier individuals, emphasizing their downfall
All those saints and kids.
Repeating the cycle of the aforementioned individuals facing downfall
They're all falling down.
Highlighting the continued decline or collapse of those mentioned earlier
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