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My review emphasis on review, and other thoughts | Reviewer: Linda | 5/25/11
Umm, can I just say they're just asking for a honest review, not a big discussion (you can go to youtube for that).
I love the song, love the lyrics, and the meaning behind it. It reminds me of me and my boyfriend. I always look back on the lyrics whenever I feel like we're drifting apart.
I was 12 when I discovered this band, and 13 when I read the Twilight books. I fellin love with both and they make a great pair, but they also work well without each other's help.
I love how people sterotype others because of age. Might as well tattoo "Prejudice" on your forehead. Do you know any of these people? Didn't think so. You guys should be raving about Muse and its music not creating a big commotion. I'm sure this was NOT the point of the song. If you don't have anything nice to say, then don't say it 'cause frankly no one cares.
Great song, weird comments | Reviewer: Jack | 5/5/11
Why cant we just all shut up and enjoy your song, if somebody doesnt like it, then why the hell are they commenting on the friggin lyrics, you all wasted 30 seconds of my life when i wrote this comment, I COULD HAVE BEEN LISTENING TO MUSE!
Idiot | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/22/11
This is a beautiful song by a great band.
On the point of the argument that went on here, i think it should be noted that arguing on the internet is like having an air guitar contest. Even if you win, you still look retarded.
18 year olds should know that.
Really? | Reviewer: David | 4/18/11
Everyone always tries to use ego; yet they have no idea how pointless ego is, I am 33 and have had many life experience in this short but long run at life. Music isn't about what you can obtain how old you are and who you're banging. The wonderful part about music is that it has the ability to touch people of all ages in different ways and convey what is needed for that PERSON at that moment in time regardless of age, sex and race. To have meaningless arguments over pointless agendas takes away from the meaning of the music.
So I say this to those of you feeling the music keep on grooving and don’t let negative asses ruin your appreciation of music.
Now to all you trolls who have nothing better to do than blast people who share how they feel about something just because they are young; have you forgotten what it was like being young and trying to come into your own?? Cause I remember it being a very trying time with many hurts and a lot of confusion, so stop being an asshole share your life experience and help educate the youth strive to be better….
Perfect from A to Z | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/4/11
I'm not 13 or 18 so I'm just gonna talk about the song and hope that won't get me cussed out ok :|! Matt Bellamy strikes again it's beautiful from the first chord to the fade outand just all around tear evoking a total 360 spin from songs like apocalypse please and the small print but every bit as gripping
Muse and twilight to 13 yr olds | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/26/11
Look I'm 13 and saying 13 year olds have been through nothing and our opinions mean nothing is bull. Personally I've probably Bren through more than most people your age so you shouldn't talk about things you dont know about. These lyrics are made for everyone, that why Muse has such a large fan base. I know people who I love dearly but I see taking the wrong path constantly. I'm forced to love what they become no matter how much I disagree with myself for it. Because of that this song speaks to me and yes I'm 13.
Also just because people like Twilight and Muse doesn't make them a fake fan. I knew if Muse since at least '04. BEFORE Twilight and twilight-mania. I'm not a fake fan because of that. Why don't you think before you speak?
Dear Phil | Reviewer: Sparky | 10/30/10
Guess what? Your opinions don't matter when you're 18, either. If you're SO OLD and SO MATURE, don't sit around on a lyrics site and diss a 13 year old. I mean.. REALLY? Of course... I have no idea what the conversation is about, but seeing an 18 year old just rip into a kid is embarrassing to witness. You're not in the real world, kid. You haven't even legally touched a beer yet and you're most likely living on someone else's money right now since you're sitting around on a computer writing lengthy discussion topics that are merely about how wonderful you are now that you can have sex with a 20 year old/buy cigarettes/buy porn/etc.
Age really IS just a number. And seeing that whole 'Respect Your Elders' bit just rubbed me the wrong way.
You're NOT an elder. You're an 18 year old. I mean.. seriously...
Although.. yes... it shouldn't matter where you discover your musical taste. Bringing age into the discussion, though, is tasteless.
.. | Reviewer: oh god.. | 10/28/10
Phil: *facepalm*
I got your point in some way but why are you so.. ehm.. rude? and how can you say to anybody that "youre nobody so stfu" even if he's 13?
Actually, looking back, when I was 13 I experienced so much pain you maybe cannot even imagine, and I was more *mature* than the others who were the same age as me. and being 18 doesnt make you automatically wise and stuff... age is just a number.
*sigh* | Reviewer: Bananas | 10/1/10
The fact that we are 13 has nothing to do with how we see the world. A 13 year old could have felt more pain or loss in their life than someone that is 60 years old. These lyrics could mean more to someone of 13 years of age than someone who hadn't experienced this stuff but is older. I don't understand why we can't just love the song, enjoy that fact it is beautiful and speaks to so many, no matter what their age. Muse makes their music, and they do it for their fans...I am sure they don't discriminate against their age, young or old. I love Muse, I am 13, and very proud to say I know every one of their songs. Twilight or no twilight, Muse would've gotten picked by some other movie franchise, their songs have been used on other movies, and just because someone discovered it from Twilight, doesn't mean they are any less of a fan than we are. So shut your mouths and enjoy this brilliant song!
Falling Away With You...not bloody twilight.... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/27/10
Eurgh...STOP talking about Twilight!! This is a beautiful, haunting song that is so sweet and sad...it has NOTHING to do with vampires, it's from the Absolution album which is far before Supermassive Blackhole...so just appreciate the song, you either like Muse or you don't, so who cares why you like them, and stop acting like a bunch of douche...jeeez :)
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