Green Day - Letterbomb Song Meanings
Lyrics:
Nobody likes you... Everyone left you... They're all out without you... Having fun... Where have all the bastards gone? ... See the rest of these lyrics Letterbomb Lyrics on KOvideo
September 16th, 2006 04:39PM
The ending lines are 'whatsername' telling him that she's leaving. Sad as hell. But it rocks.
October 29th, 2006 06:46PM
April 16th, 2007 02:28AM
He is wondering what happened to his life. Everything from his old life seems to have disappeared around him (where have all the riots gone) And nothing is the way it was planed to be (As your city's model gets pulverized) He knows that his life, which is being represented by the city is going to crash down and fall apart and he just wants to get it over with (so strike the fucking match to light this fuse) The symbols of goodness and trust in his life are proven to be uncaring and fake (The town bishop is an extortionist And he don't even know that you exist) And he learns that when it is down to the wire you have to do something or else somebody else will (Standing still when it's do or die You better run for your fucking life) He begins to realize that it is never to late to change your life. (it's not over till you're underground) His whole life is falling apart, and he feels that it's not his problem. He wonders what use he is now that he feels that his job is done. He begins to wonder where he will go and what he will do with his life. (Where will all the martyrs go when the virus cures itself? And where will we all go when it's too late?) He tells himself to not look back on his past and just keep working forward. "You're not the Jesus of Suburbia The St. Jimmy is a figment of Your father's rage and your mother's love Made me the idiot America" I believe that whatshername is telling him that, but he is telling himself that too. He begins to realize that he is not who he thought he was and that he imagined himself to be this wonderful person when he was king of the 7-11 only to make up for his awful home life. He begins to realize that he is no better than all the rest. The chorus repeats itself reminding you that he is going to let his old life go down in flames and rebuild a new life. The "city" is not his burden anymore because he abandoned his old life. "She said I can't take this place I'm leaving it behind Well she said I can't take this town I'm leaving you tonight" is what whatshername said in the letter that was mentioned in the beginning of the song. She was fed up with his lifestyle and she wanted to get out. This is repeated because the Jesus of Suburbia is still thinking about how she broke up with him, he is angry at her and frustrated. Also this last line is about the Jesus of Suburbia saying how he can't take his life and how he left it that night also
May 4th, 2007 10:30PM
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