Love Against Me
Wire Train Lyrics


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Saw they shot at the wall
And saw you bleedin' that same old mile
I nearly took to it all
I'd nearly kiss you but I realised
I had the roses and rings
But rings are though shouldn't roses die
And the flies on the wall
When I see them I still
Wonder why

Love against me
Against me
Love against me
Love against me
Against me
Love against me

Out on the fine escape
You see when I walk to go to sleep
Faces falling like tears
You know your vision are enoying me
Bend your head down to love you
Buy the appartmenets on the second street
I push my face to the floor
To make it out behind you fine
Your sheet

Love against me
Against me
Love against me
Love against me
Against me
Love against me

Reflections dreams of him
I've broken bells for Marian
Across the fields of Burnham
And the novels rise upon their shelves
'Cause lover's stare at the moon
And time of sensitive destroys itselves
The city jams it sweet chain
I find it hard to loose
Myself

Love against me
Against me
Love against me
Love against me
Against me
Love against me

Love against me
Against me
Love against me
Love against me




Against me
Love against me

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Wire Train's song Love Against Me are quite cryptic and open to different interpretations. At a glance, it appears to be a song about love and all the complexities and contradictions it entails. The imagery used in the song paints a picture of a tumultuous relationship. The first verse talks about someone bleeding against a wall, while the singer nearly kisses them before realizing that their love may not be enough to sustain their relationship. The next verse seems to reference a moment of escape, where they try to get away from the problems in their relationship, but their escape is marred by the constant vision of the faces falling like tears. Then there's the mention of buying apartments on the second street, which can be interpreted as a sign of commitment, but it's followed by the grim line "to make it out behind you fine, your sheet".


The chorus of the song is "love against me", which could mean a few things. It could be a reference to the difficulties and challenges that love can bring, or it could be a more personal statement about the singer's own relationship with love. The way the chorus is repeated over and over again gives it a sense of urgency and desperation, as if the singer is grappling with emotions that are hard to define.


Overall, the lyrics of Love Against Me present a dark and introspective view of love, with a lot of swirls and eddies of meaning that can be interpreted in different ways.


Line by Line Meaning

Saw they shot at the wall
I witnessed the destruction caused by someone shooting at the wall


And saw you bleedin' that same old mile
I saw you bleeding due to the repeated pain you've faced


I nearly took to it all
I almost gave up and succumbed to the situation


I'd nearly kiss you but I realised
I almost kissed you, but then I understood something important


I had the roses and rings
I possessed the symbols of love - roses and rings


But rings are though shouldn't roses die
Despite rings lasting long, why doesn't love last long like roses?


And the flies on the wall
I noticed the bystanders who don't act, like flies on the wall


When I see them I still Wonder why
I still wonder about the inaction of those bystanders


Out on the fine escape
Escaping to a better place would be fine


You see when I walk to go to sleep
When I walk in search of sleep, I look for peace


Faces falling like tears
Faces looking miserable, like they're crying


You know your vision are enoying me
Your visions are bothering me


Bend your head down to love you
Lowering one's head to show love and affection


Buy the appartmenets on the second street
Purchasing the apartments on the second street


I push my face to the floor
I feel low and push my face to the floor


To make it out behind you fine
To come out of this fine, even if I'm behind you


Reflections dreams of him
I reflect on my dreams about him


I've broken bells for Marian
I've shattered the bells that ring for me and my lover Marian


Across the fields of Burnham
Moving on from Burnham's fields


And the novels rise upon their shelves
As time passes, novels keep adding to the bookshelves


Lover's stare at the moon
Lovers gaze at the moon and think of each other


And time of sensitive destroys itselves
Sensitive memories fade with the passing of time


The city jams it sweet chain
Cities clog with the unbreakable chains of love


I find it hard to loose Myself
It's tough to let go of oneself and be lost in love


Love against me
Love seems to be working against me


Against me
I feel that things are not working in my favour


Love against me
Love seems to be working against me


Love against me
Love seems to be working against me


Against me
I feel that things are not working in my favour


Love against me
Love seems to be working against me




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Comments from YouTube:

Keith1997d

This song is wonderful (and the band too): thank you for having uploaded it!!!

HollowPointNine

What brilliant and refreshing music after all these years. I remember being pissed because I was too young to see them in a local club as a kid. Now that I can go to the clubs where is this incredible music anymore?

Todd Johnson

Their BEST song!

Jadwiga Halota

sound good - gives fresh energy for the morning at work:)

leebarbie

this song had slipped my mind... clever thievery of the riff from Television's "See No Evil"

jacquestres

My cousin used to date the singer back in 90's, no joke!

Michelle Langdon

😀

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