okay but baby you were my picket fence, i miss missing you now and then, chlorine kissed summer skin, i miss missing you now and then, sometimes before it gets better, the darkness gets bigger, the person that you'd take a bullet for is behind the trigger, oh, we're fading fast, i miss missing you now and then
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maybe i'll burn a little brighter tonight
let the fire breathe me back to life
(i didn't mean to draw this many kisses but they just keep coming out of me???)
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let's twist the knife again, twist the knife again
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anyone else think that the person you'd take a bullet for is behind the trigger or is it just me and that guy running through death valley with a briefcase and a spear
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LET ME, LET ME TRASH YOUR LOVE
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stuck in a wasteland we covered in glitter and broadcast just for a little serotonin
this palace was crystal, but the world was a cruel joke
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there's so much in miss missing you, like any fall out boy song, so here's the piece that's hitting me hardest tonight, the night they debuted it on the Healing Tour after not playing it live for 8 years:
this is the song that patrick couldn't finish the music for, because it needed fall out boy. and while pete wentz never allows himself to be collapsed into one reading, there is a reading of the lyrics that are about his divorce. and, just-- the way the band heals has always been through music. (the way they've wounded each other has also been through music, but i digress.)
patrick reached out to pete when pete was fucked up from his divorce. they wrote music.
pete reached out to patrick when patrick felt like a wash-up in his 20's who should disappear and quit music. they wrote music. this song was part of the music they wrote--a song that was incomplete without andy's drums, joe's guitar, pete's lyrics.
patrick reached out to pete when pete went pandemic baby and was afraid to get back into his life. they wrote music.
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