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Yes the two verses I believe are part of Enough For Now. I can't decipher the other first bit :(
It's a depressing song! first time I herd it, I didn't understand it, so I looked it up. Now that I know the meaning, I cry everytime I hear it.
ya mum!
I over you now ;0
He played with lead singer Isaac Slade and guitarist Dave Welsh in a band while they attended school together. They disbanded, but then reformed with another classmate, now-guitarist Joe King, which is now The Fray.
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it means that he is coming undone because he is tired of the crap he is putting up with now
I never enough, I soon tired, I would like to fill this gap My obsession haunts me, I have enough, I would like to find I have a lot of luck, Me of course, We are we are now on the radio, the radio now! I have enough, I still see later, Sometimes I wonder How can I do that I never enough, I soon tired, I'm never satisfied, They say that I am chiante, We are we are now on the radio, the radio now! I have enough, I think A 2 cm per hour to avoid crying, I never enough, I soon tired, I heard that it should, one day you will be great, We are we are now on the radio, the radio now!
"Hao le" literally means "good already" or "enough/satisfactory." I think that's the general meaning of "[that's] all for now."
it is about how someone broke up and they we all in for it but now while they are not together he's all in to life and having fun.
Yup, along with "Desperate Measures", "Haven't Had Enough", "Fallout", "So Soon", "Toy Soldiers" and "Stutter"
What Now My Love - song - was created in 1961.