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Later speaking of a man she loves who hasn't been sober since last October. The pain of loving someone in addiction it's so beautiful when that boy smiles. Being able to love and see the good part of someone that is underneath the pain of his addiction.

Mauia88 - Orange County, Ca. This song is also used in the television military drama JAG in the series finale "Fair Winds and Following Seas". Kate - Poughkeepsie, Ny. I agree with Linda about this song potentially being about abortion. You're all here for the very same reason" AND "Threatening the life it belongs to" really do appear to have a correlation with abortion. The lyric about the others 'so accusing in their eyes' is especially very realistic. Women judge other women more than anyone else does.

Just breathe, relax, accept. Teri - Laclede, Id. My view of the song comes from the line 'You can't jump the tracks'. If you remember, it was how the main character killed herself in the Russian classic novel Anna Karenina. It could be a modern retelling of the story set in America from a new POV. If you know the story, Anna was married and had the child of a military man and the guilt drove her insane she debated if she loved either man. In the end both left her and she jumped the tracks.

I can definitely see the first verse as the diary speaking about the writer. Otherwise, who is "we" walking through the doors? As I was listening to this song earlier, it came to me that this song takes a new dimension if you make the singer a male who is in love with the girl who's calling him at 2 am, but she doesn't know it. She knows he's awake and he's the one that she turns to when things go south with all of the men in her life.

One interpretation is that the song deals with abortion: Shannon Mulvany - Spokane, WA. The song spent 34 weeks on the Hot but only peaked at In doing so it equaled the record held by Ricky Martin's "The Cup of Life The Official Song of the World Cup, France '98 ," of spending the most weeks on the Hot without making the top Ricky Martin's late s tune also stalled at More songs from Anna Nalick More songs about leaving the past behind More songs used in TV shows.

Emma - Melbourne, Australia. This song is about many things finding who you are braking addiction listen to the words carefully Karie - Jacksonville, Fl. I always thought download mp3 anna nalick breathe song was about abortion. Linda - Ranger, Ga. I think this song has to with addiction Jessica - Broken Arrow, Ok. Suggest a Songfact or Artistfact Message Boards Songfacts Writers. Music History Calendar Song Places Song Fallacies.

What a fun site! I just found it today. Joy - Marshfield, Ma. The song is about herself writing at her dairy, by "2 am and she calls me" is her dairy speaking iknow, sounds dumb and bye "she" means her, and by accusing and critize part, means that the ppl are seeing her pregnant, and yes it download mp3 anna nalick breathe about the drunk boyfriend father of her son, and bye "breathe just breathe" is her telling her self to just breathe and keep up.

Please sign in first sign in. We send out the Songfacts Newsletter once a month. It contains a big list of the new songs that were added, information on download mp3 anna nalick breathe interviews, and updates on what's happening in the fishbowl. If you'd like to receive the Songfacts Newsletter, please enter the email you'd like it sent to below: Wreck Of The Day Released: Get the Sheet Music Get Song Amazon. This song seems to be about looking past our mistakes and moving forward.

He's a young serviceman, maybe infantry, who bears more emotional pain than he should have to, perhaps from battles he's been a part of. Turning 21 means little, as he's been drinking download mp3 anna nalick breathe while anyway typically seen as 'rite of passage'and his initiation to to 'adulthood' occurred long ago when he was given orders to, 'Fire!

The hour glass being "glued to the table" is a metaphor for our inability to control the past- we can't go back in time and redo our mistakes because time is continuous and unchanging. However, at one point she sings, "These mistakes you've made, you'll just make them again if you only try turning around. In the first stanza, she sings of a girl who regrets starting a relationship with a guy she can't fall in love with.

He's in love with her and she doesn't realize it. At the beginning he's helping her through her hard time and telling her to just breathe. As the song continues, she begins to realize that he loves her and she feels the same way. Jonathan - Oak Grove, Mo. I always thought this song had to do with someone that the singer cared about being an alcoholic and being in love with someone else who was an alcoholic and although she loves him, she can't be with them because both of them are addicts.

Georgey - Over The Rainbow, Wa. I first heard this song about two years ago and I thought download mp3 anna nalick breathe it was about being famous, basically. The girl calling her friend at 2 AM just broke up with her boyfriend and she needs comfort. I think when the singer says 'I don't love him' she's trying to convince herself that she never had feelings for her friends boyfriend and that she's happy to see him go Later the boyfriend turns download mp3 anna nalick breathe, and he's already eternally wasted by that time.

I see it as a friend telling her story and trying to get her to see that it will be alright in the end. Susannah - Little Rock, Ar. Download mp3 anna nalick breathe she sings about personal experiences and struggles that apply to her own life, I also think there's an underlying message that applies to everyone's life--the fact that we can't undo our past mistakes no matter how much they harm us now.

In every seperate stanza of the chorus, she says "no one can find the rewind button. She gives examples of her acquaintance's possible first-hand experiences just to get her ultimate message across.

It's none the less the same reason or situation. The 2nd verse about the young man speaks to me as a separate individual - not the child of the woman in the 1st verse as I've seen mentioned, or the lover, but someone different and very important to the writer that she's sees as being 'bruise' by life.

She finds him and helps him. She writes a song about how she loves him and says to her friend that she knows she'll use them to prove that she likes him, but she doesn't care. This song examines life's uncertainties and offers comfort as she describes three different situations that were intertwined during a particular period of time.

When he can set himself apart from this emotional stuff, there's no one more beautiful to her. The writer would love to hold him and share his pain or bear his burden, offer support, but fears download mp3 anna nalick breathe gesture may cross the boundaries of their friendship.

Learn from our mistakes. Kimberly - Landing, Nj. I think it has to do with abortion, for all the reasons some of you named. Tayla - Pretoria, South Africa. I love the delivery of the song. The singer just sings and sings and sings the words; they don't seem to stop and she doesn't seem to take a breath.

It is very possible that the woman carrying feels like it is the baby that is threatening her life- not the other way around. Anyhow, I love download mp3 anna nalick breathe song. Aside from anything else, it is easy to listen to, has good lyrics and has a very talented singer singing them.

The artist she is, she'll just sing about it instead. The 3rd verse is very honest: Yet it's her own release: You can judge her for her honestyor take her words and find your own truth. The bridge tells us that, either way, forward or back, a choice needs to be made, the halfway analogy. Backward will only mean you'll make the same mistakes again if the life lesson has not been learned from the experience, and forward; perhaps there's a shot at making things, life, choices, acceptance, better.

Even on paper, it's getting things out. When I've re-read everything I've just written, and had a good cry, I can go right back to sleep no longer inside of me, killing me by anxiety and lack of sleep. I don't share my diary with anyone, but if I did, I would feel "naked" releasing something so personal and possibly damaging, no matter how one interprets it. Now after sharing my interpretation, I think Georgey is on to something!

When I did Abortion was the 1st thing that came download mp3 anna nalick breathe mind for the meaning; I still love the song but when I read the words it didn't download mp3 anna nalick breathe me feel "as" peaceful as when I didn't interpret it this way: She said it to a teacher school who thought she was crazy. I will have to show her this site. Glad we are not the only ones that interpreted it this way.

First situation being of her friends pregnancy like what Emma and Shannon had stated. Second situation was of her boyfriend probably that hasnt been sober for months but his smile is why she wants to hold him and is why she stays with him. And Third situation is that the lyrics she is writing are what she feels are words similar to what would be in her diary that she download mp3 anna nalick breathe showing for the world to use however way they look at it.

I know my interpretation is different than most; download mp3 anna nalick breathe is just what I heard. Breathe, it's the answer to the best challenge - life comes and goes in passages.

We cause a lot of our own problems, and it is not unheard of that other women in an abortion clinic, there for exactly the same reason, will download mp3 anna nalick breathe at other women there and judge them. The key, I think, is the lyric "Threatening the life it belongs to". On the surface it would appear that this lyric is simply referring to the secrets this women has kept within draining the life out of her and the need for it to escape. However, I think it could also reflect the download mp3 anna nalick breathe the woman feels she is in with carrying a baby she doesn't want.

This is 1 of the Many reasons music is so great I wish Anna herself would write the intent of her song. I am now inspired to search around to see if she did,something tells me she didn't IF she stays true to the song "people will take from this,etc.

She uses these stories to point out the reality and importance of learning from our mistakes because we can't undo them. Clare - Houston, Tx. I love love love this song. I think its about a girl who is pregnant and is writing evrything in her diary "these words are my diary screaming ou tloud" she calls evryone hypocrits because they are all staring at her for being pregnant so young. Jessica - Westerville, Oh. Why would she mention a guy if it wasn't about abortion?

Finally, the chorus is the culmination of those thoughts. Once the sand has passed through the hourglass, you can't flip it over and do it again. The sand has passed through, the moment gone, download mp3 anna nalick breathe words said, the action done. The privacy one would expect download mp3 anna nalick breathe writing one's thoughts, as in a diary, has been exposed for all to see. Anna is a very good writer, the comparisons she makes to our inability to 'take back' the mistakes we make, the horrible things we say that we could later retret, is very insightful for such a young woman.

Sign in or Register to post comments. My first impression was that this song is about addiction. That she was going with her friend to an AA meeting after a relapse and being judged by others who where there for the same reason.

Addition; I can see the points made. The only thing that directs me the other way is "Why does she put the guy in the song" I can also see why you can take those parts as meaning addiction: Download mp3 anna nalick breathe love reading everyone's interpretations.

She and the writer go to an abortion center to "help her unravel her latest 'mistake. The final verse I can relate to because when I go through a big mess I've gotten myself into, I can't sleep and I usually end up in front of the computer typing out all of my feelings in a diary of sorts. You know how it just feels good to get things out?

And you can almost sense that if she were speaking this emotionally to someone, they would listen to her heartache and tell her "breathe. Camille - Toronto, Oh. I, like many of you, think the first verse is about a friend who's download mp3 anna nalick breathe by a guy she hooked up with last winter but doesn't love.

We're "hypoctrites" to judge people for mistakes they've made, because "we're all here for the very same reason"- we have a past as well. The next story is of a guy who's struggling with his choice of becoming an alcoholic. Although his addiction is horrible, it doesn't shape him, he's still an amazing person with a beautiful smile.

She download mp3 anna nalick breathe in love with a man who she doesn't love and realizes her mistakes and goes to rehab. I think it's about addiction because of this line: You're all here for the very same reason" and "May he turned 21 on the base at Fort Bliss "Just a day" he said down to the flask in his fist, 'Ain't been sober, since maybe October of last year.

Maybe I'll just sing about it. I really think it's about alcoholism and addictions between two people who really love each other, but can't get it to work. Terry - Grafon, Download mp3 anna nalick breathe. I guess I'm seeing a different picture. Although I can see the abortion clinic comparison The season could be any season: I think it just refers to 'a period of time'. The doors they walk through together are those of a women's shelter. They all have experience and a past they're not proud download mp3 anna nalick breathe. How could any of them feel their situation was worse or their abuser was more justified?