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Fall Out Boy The Take Over The Breaks Over Lyrics
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FALL OUT BOY
- The Take Over The Breaks Over Lyrics / with translationsBaby, seasons change but people don't
And I'll always be waiting in the back room
I'm boring but overcompensate
With headlines and flash, flash, flash photography
But don't pretend you ever forget about me
Don't pretend you ever forget about me
Wouldn't you rather be a widow than a divorcee?
Style your wake for fashion magazines
Widow or a divorcee?
Don't pretend, d-d-don't pretend
We don't fight fair
We don't fight fair
They say your head can be a prison
Then these are just conjugal visits
People will dissect us
?Til this doesn't mean a thing anymore
Don't pretend you ever forget about me
Don't pretend you ever forget about me
Wouldn't you rather be a widow than a divorcee?
Style your wake for fashion magazines
Widow or a divorcee?
Don't pretend, d-d-don't pretend
We do it in the dark with smiles on our faces
We're dropped and well concealed in secret places, whoa
We do it in the dark with smiles on our faces
We're dropped and well concealed in secret places
We don't fight fair
We don't fight fair
We don't fight fair
We don't fight fair
We don't fight fair
We do it in the dark with smiles on our faces
We're dropped and well concealed in secret places, whoa
We do it in the dark with smiles on our faces
We're dropped and well concealed in secret places
We don't fight fair
With smiles on our faces
We're dropped and well concealed in secret places
We don't fight fair
Don't pretend you ever forget about me
We don't fight fair
Don't pretend you ever forget about me
We don't fight fair
© CHICAGO X SOFTCORE SONGS; SONY/ATV SONGS LLC;
And I'll always be waiting in the back room
I'm boring but overcompensate
With headlines and flash, flash, flash photography
But don't pretend you ever forget about me
Don't pretend you ever forget about me
Wouldn't you rather be a widow than a divorcee?
Style your wake for fashion magazines
Widow or a divorcee?
Don't pretend, d-d-don't pretend
We don't fight fair
We don't fight fair
They say your head can be a prison
Then these are just conjugal visits
People will dissect us
?Til this doesn't mean a thing anymore
Don't pretend you ever forget about me
Don't pretend you ever forget about me
Wouldn't you rather be a widow than a divorcee?
Style your wake for fashion magazines
Widow or a divorcee?
Don't pretend, d-d-don't pretend
We do it in the dark with smiles on our faces
We do it in the dark with smiles on our faces
We're dropped and well concealed in secret places
We don't fight fair
We don't fight fair
We don't fight fair
We don't fight fair
We don't fight fair
We do it in the dark with smiles on our faces
We're dropped and well concealed in secret places, whoa
We do it in the dark with smiles on our faces
We're dropped and well concealed in secret places
We don't fight fair
With smiles on our faces
We're dropped and well concealed in secret places
We don't fight fair
Don't pretend you ever forget about me
We don't fight fair
Don't pretend you ever forget about me
We don't fight fair
© CHICAGO X SOFTCORE SONGS; SONY/ATV SONGS LLC;
Facts about The Take Over The Breaks Over
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The Take Over The Breaks Over is written by Peter Wentz, Andrew Hurley, Patrick Stump, Joseph Trohman.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the song 'The Take Over, The Breaks Over' by Fall Out Boy delves into the topic of romantic connections and how individuals might opt to continue living through difficulty together. The author of the song likens the situation to different scenarios like being a widow or a divorcee and points out how different people cope with the same problem through the easy-going smiling while fighting a hard battle in silence underneath their cheerful pretending. The, take over the break over lyrics stepping on the issues of love and thus conveying the whole range from angst, heartbreak, and nostalgia to reflection, and despair. To add more, the song brings memory and nostalgia, conflict, and struggle, and secrecy and concealment into the light. The lyrics have all the concepts of relationships and conflict implied and might thus be unsuitable for kids under 13. Expressions like 'we don't fight fair' or 'widow or a divorcee' without mentioning the context indicate that these are mature themes that should be dealt with under the supervision of parents.
Who wrote The Take Over The Breaks Over lyrics?
The Take Over The Breaks Over is written by Peter Wentz, Andrew Hurley, Patrick Stump, Joseph Trohman.
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What is the meaning behind The Take Over The Breaks Over lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, the song 'The Take Over, The Breaks Over' by Fall Out Boy delves into the topic of romantic connections and how individuals might opt to continue living through difficulty together. The author of the song likens the situation to different scenarios like being a widow or a divorcee and points out how different people cope with the same problem through the easy-going smiling while fighting a hard battle in silence underneath their cheerful pretending. The, take over the break over lyrics stepping on the issues of love and thus conveying the whole range from angst, heartbreak, and nostalgia to reflection, and despair. To add more, the song brings memory and nostalgia, conflict, and struggle, and secrecy and concealment into the light. The lyrics have all the concepts of relationships and conflict implied and might thus be unsuitable for kids under 13. Expressions like 'we don't fight fair' or 'widow or a divorcee' without mentioning the context indicate that these are mature themes that should be dealt with under the supervision of parents.
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Songwriter(s): Peter Wentz, Andrew Hurley, Patrick Stump, Joseph Trohman
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