anonymous May 2nd, 2007 12:05PM  

If you base your interpretation on the video then it can be taken as being about what mankind has done to the world, the enviornment, and our own humanity, and the guilt and shame that stems from that. I also think it has a more universal meaning though...it can easily be about someone who has hurt the person they care about most and has been blaming/hating themself over it, then finally comes to terms, accepts their own mistakes for what they are, and is ready now to move on. And yeah the album isn't out yet but that doesn't mean the song hasn't been released.

anonymous June 18th, 2007 11:13AM  

God, all you girls are so fucked up. Their song is meant to be interpreted the way you want them to be! Yes, all their songs have special meanings to the band members themselves. However, YOU can interpret it in any way that YOU want to. Every single song that Linkin Park has created touches someone in a completely different way. Every one has a different meaning for different people. Stop being morons to each other because as far as I'm concerned, you're all correct. Get it? Got it? Good.



Sean M.

camman September 28th, 2007 09:58PM  

The song is simply about recognizing your faults of the past and moving on to the future.

anonymous June 19th, 2008 10:23PM  

I think this song is this Linkin Park is singing this song representing the whole world and what we have done wrong to make it the way it is. If you have ever seen the music video, they show all of the bad things and the wrongs people are doing.

anonymous October 26th, 2009 11:24PM  

My personal opinion of this song is that it's about a boy who was in love with a girl. He made some mistakes and she started to reject him. He is pleading for her to forgive him and come back. He's forgiven himself for his past wrongs and wants her to forgive him as well. I may be totally off the mark here, but that's how I first interpretated it, so I'm putting it out there.