Moving Pictures

Fall out Boy

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[Intro] [Verse 1] Last night I saw a movie And I thought about many movies I’ve seen at your house Excuse me if I’m rude But I’d rather that we just strike from the record ones I’d see again without you Leaning on my shoulder Distracting me from the plot line [Chorus] Where can I go when I want you around But I can’t stand to be around you "Go home" I’ll walk myself to you I’ll walk myself away from here [Verse 2] "Go to hell" is all I thought for seven weeks But I grew out of that phase looking at these broken photographs of people Looking glossed just like the way I still remember a summer ago [Chorus] Where can I go when I want you around But I can’t stand to be around you "Go home" I’ll walk myself to you I’ll walk myself away from here [Verse 3] "Call me back" I’m pleading with a bottle cork in my head It wouldn’t be the first time My pillow has been mistaken [Instrumental] [Chorus] Where can I go when I want you around But I can’t stand to be around you "Go home" I’ll walk myself to you I’ll walk myself away from here [Outro] Can’t stand to be around you Around you around you Can’t stand to be around you I can’t stand can’t stand To be around you Around you Around you Around you

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Cette chanson évoque la lutte intérieure d'une personne qui éprouve des sentiments ambivalents envers une relation. Elle souhaite être proche de l'autre, mais les tensions rendent cette proximité difficile à supporter. Les souvenirs des moments passés deviennent une source de douleur et de nostalgie, et le protagoniste se trouve tiraillé entre le désir de reconnecter et l’envie de s'éloigner. Le contexte semble être celui d’un amour tumultueux, où les souvenirs heureux coexistent avec des émotions plus sombres, créant un sentiment d'impuissance. Les références à des images de films et à des souvenirs d’été renforcent cette lutte entre le passé et le présent, illustrant le conflit entre l'attachement et le besoin de liberté.

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