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By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6    Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about the freshmen (page 3/ 6) ------ performed by The Verve Pipe i looooove this song | Reviewer: terricota pie | 2/13/08 song is about a guy that got his girlfriend pregnant, tried to forgot with a vication and she ODed on valium... wow the first time i heard this song i never knew it was about this. regardless, its an amazing song Responsible | Reviewer: Trishla | 2/11/08 i love this song soooo much... my day doesn't go by if i don't listen to it... the first times i heard it i was in tears... but i couldn't stop litening to it.... i just listened to it over and over again. it's about this guy who got this girlfriend pregnant and now he having problems admitting it... its so sad but so hopefull at the same time... i fell like the girl soo much at times... feel like taking over dose of valium and sleeping forever.... if anyone wants to talk just emial me at trishla916@hotmail.com thank you love this This beautiful song hits so close to home..... | Reviewer: Brittany Johnson | 1/31/08 This song is extremely difficult to listen to... My first love T----- and I's relationship was/is eerily similiar to this. A couple months ago, I thought I was pregnant, thankfully I wasn't, and a month or so later I ended up in the hospital for a month because of some family issues and because I wanted to kill myself. Well, when I was in the hospital my parent's found out about us having sex and it all went bad from there. He wouldn't speak to me....his parent's thought I was the school slut (WHICH WAS NOT TRUE!). Anyway, our relationship pretty much ended...I loved him and still love him so much, I would give my life for him. I was/am so hurt. He told me that one day he would marry me. He seemed to take no blame for anything...I tried to fix things between us...but I guess it wasn't in his agenda. He is currently dating my fraternal twin sister...it's really hard to see them together, and I can't see myself with anyone else....I feel like a part of me is missing. Can anyone identify? If so please email me: nunquam_congruo@hotmail.com This song is really sad. But I love it. | Reviewer: Lindsey | 1/17/08 Well this song is about a guy getting his girlfriend pregnant. When it says "I be can't be held responsible" it means that the boyfriend says it's not his fault that he got her pregnant because "she was touching her face" which means she was enjoying it. "And now he's guilt stricken sobbin' with his head on the floor" means that he knows it's his fault he got her pregnant and he just doesn't want to admit it (well it's her fault too because they both made that decision). So that's what I think it means. So anyone that has anything to say too bad. Because I don't wanna hear that crap. my favorite song in the world | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/14/08 i can honestly say this song changed my life. in my opinion its talking about his first love. his first love was with this girl who was a "punk who rarely ever took advice". first of all, i think its "stopping babys breath". I think this part is talking about the punk who had to have an abortion when she got pregnant, and the shoe full of rice is about a wedding, but i really have no idea what. then when they say "his girl took a week's worth of valium and slept". This is talking about his best friend's girlfriend killing herself when he broke up with her. She obviously over dosed. Then the part where he says "we felled through the ice when we tried not to slip" means that they were so busy trying not to make any mistakes that the mistakes they did end up making were so much worse. To rephrase it would be says, when we tried not to slip we fell through the ice. The rest is obvious, they aren't responsible for the pregnancy or the death because they were young. And they really didn't know everything. and to let everyone know, this is just my perspective of it i don't know if its accurate or anything. but i love this song with all my heart. Valium and slept | Reviewer: Michelle | 11/29/07 Wow, and i had a friends who killed herself too...freshman year, over love i believe but no one knows...perhaps beautiful song-so sad yet makes you cherrish life more<3 Sugar Mountain | Reviewer: Scott | 11/3/07 The writer was in a youthful relationship. The girl was in the relationship for keeps, possibly starved for real love (a lot of us were), and the writer realizes that if he had had a higher mind and value system at the time, the abortion, lost relationship (possibility of marriage, "shoe full of rice", expresses the loss of deep, vital relationship potential), and the squandering of two lives might not have occurred. The writer would like to pass it off as a youthful mistake, but he knows he really can't, otherwise he wouldn't have made such a clear case against himself, and feels guilt and regret that he misused a person who sacrificed all she had for love. I'm 53 years old, and ironically, I'm still with my first love, we've been together since we were freshmen in high school, yet I still relate to the song. I wish I had done better by her. After all, she certainly sacrificed everything for me, for love. I think we all relate to the lyrics so well because in one sense or another, we all squandered valuable opportunities we had when we were young, before we understood their true value. Have you ever listened to "Sugar Mountain" by Neil Young? Correction.. | Reviewer: LauraS | 10/20/07 that doesn't say slap him.. it definitely says slept the verse that is wrong is where it says "our lacking relationships," it really says "our lack in relationships" thats wrong. | Reviewer: Sarah | 10/17/07 okay, if you listen to the song, you'll notice that this verse is wrong, My best friend took a week's vacation to forget her His girl took a week's worth of valium and slept And now he's guilt stricken sobbin' with his head on the floor Thinks about her now and how he never really wept he says i know it makes sense, "his girl took a week's worth of vallum and slept", but it's, "His girl took a week's worth of vallum and slap him" warlocks thinks.... | Reviewer: toni | 10/16/07 this song is about having age and youth as an excuse for a mistake. "Freshmen" basically defines the aggressive chapter of youth. Where most of us do things without much of a thought, then, when things screw up, we deviate ourselves from the blame. Refusing to take responsibility for what has been done. (^g^) Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   1    2    3    4    5    6