Hum Hallelujah song by Fall Out Boy from Primary Album Album not found. The music is composed and produced by Joel. Genre is Pop-Punk, Rock, Post-Hardcore music. The Record company is unknown. Released on None.
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Hum Hallelujah Meaning
| [[Verse 1] It’s all a game of this or that, now versus then Better off against worse for wear And you’re someone who knows someone who knows someone I once knew And I just want to be a part of this The road outside my house is paved with good intentions Hired a construction crew ’cause it’s hell on the engine [Pre-Chorus 1] And you are the dreamer and we are the dream I could write it better than you ever felt it [Chorus] So hum “Hallelujah” just off the key of reason I thought I loved you, but it was just how you looked in the light A teenage vow in a parking lot, ’til tonight do us part I sing the blues and swallow them too [Verse 2] My words are my faith, to hell with our good name A remix of your guts, your insides x-rayed And one day we’ll get nostalgic for disaster We’re a bull, your ears are just a china shop I love you in the same way, there’s a chapel in a hospital One foot in your bedroom and one foot out the door , [Pre-Chorus 2] Sometimes we take chances, sometimes we take pills I could write it better than you ever felt it [Chorus] So hum “Hallelujah” just off the key of reason I thought I loved you, but it was just how you looked in the light A teenage vow in a parking lot, ’til tonight do us part I sing the blues and swallow them too [Bridge] Hallelujah, hallelujah Hallelujah, hallelu… Hallelujah, hallelujah (Hum hallelujah, hum hallelujah) Hallelujah, hallelu… (Hum hallelujah, hum hallelujah) A teenage vow in a parking lot, ’til tonight do us part I sing the blues and swallow them too [Chorus] So hum hallelujah, just off the key of reason I thought I loved you, but it was just how you looked in the light A teenage vow in a parking lot, ’til tonight do us part Vow in a parking lot, ’til tonight do us part A teenage vow in a parking lot, ’til tonight do us part I sing the blues and swallow them too…] |
