30 Seconds To Mars: A Beautiful Lie Meaning

Song Released: 2007

A Beautiful Lie Lyrics

Lie awake in bed at night
And think about your life
Do you want to be different?
Try to let go of the truth
The battles of your youth
'Cause this is just a game

It's a beautiful lie
It's the perfect denial
Such a beautiful lie to...

1. crashkato

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   Aug 6th 2007 !⃝

   He is saying that his dream/daydream (the lie) is better than what his life really is. This song is pretty much wanting a new start or a new life.
2. anonymous

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   Feb 3rd 2007 !⃝

   I agree with the second comment. I also think that he means people are meaning to protect him by lying to him, they are protecting him.
   by the way, JARED LETTO(I think that is his name) IS AMAZINGY HOT AND I LOVE HIM!!!
   toodles

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3. musicislove

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   Nov 20th 2006 !⃝

   I think that he is saying that this lie, the, or a lie is better then reality, like when he says,"Lie awake in bed at night
   And think about your life
   Do you want to be different?
   Try to let go of the truth
   The battles of your youth
   'Cause this is just a game"
   maybe he's talking about lying awake and daydreaming
   and that's better then reality
   you go through everyday waiting to just
   sit in bed at night to finally day dream
   cause its so much better then reality.
   that life and reality and all the lies
   its all just a game.

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