Is it any surprise that you feel so overrun when all this time you had no one to tell you how to love?
And do you think it’s unwise to go and break yourself on this one when all this time you didn’t know love?
You didn’t know love.
You didn’t know love.
WOW great cover. Um dude, I hope you know I’m your new fan girl.
Pretty much no one can do Copeland like AMarsh, and hardly anyway does it justice, but I am thoroughly impressed with this. Also this fucking song gets me every time. Also Karen was having a Copeland spam earlier and now I’m a fucking wreck.
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This song really resonates with me. I enjoy it quite a lot. Because I know a lot of us would break our necks to keep our chins up…
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I just believe that there’s a place in the church for everyone. That’s pretty much what the song was talking about. I don’t want to get too much into it, but it’s basically about being accepting.
The line, “change if you want / but don’t you go and change for me / I will love you as you are / I didn’t mean to make you want to leave,” pretty much that’s just about…if you believe homosexuality is wrong but you want to love people, you can’t just sit there and tell them, “I’m not going to love you until you change.
— Aaron Marsh about the meaning of “No one really wins”. I couldn’t love him more. (via setyourselfonfire)
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Walking Downtown | Copeland
After seeing this video for the first time in 10th grade, I went out and got star-shaped barrettes for my hair. :3 I still have them.
perfect band is perfect.
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I will stop singing and posting Copeland lyrics when they stop being relevant
aka never
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What has love become? It’s not like we used to hear in those old songs.
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