A Day to Remember: The Plot to Bomb the Panhandle Meaning

The Plot to Bomb the Panhandle Lyrics

I've learned to let go
Come on

Here's a middle finger
Coming straight from oca-l-a
I appreciate your judgement
it's proved that I can't trust a word you say
those must be some pair of binoculars
that you see every move I make
so I'll...

1. anonymous

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   Dec 16th 2018 !⃝

   I think y’all are pretty much correct on whichever version you wanna beleive but I think the girl was from Oklahoma hints the panhandle and them having early shows and shit in okc.
2. anonymous

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   Nov 2nd 2017 !⃝

   The song was not written about the lead singer, it was written about another band member who was in a long distance relationship with a girl in Florida. Long story short, she cheated on him (multiple times) with her ex boyfriend while he was away. My family member was roommates with this ex girlfriend while this all occurred believe I tor not.
3. unholyconfessionsch4

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   Feb 18th 2011 !⃝

   The singer is telling the story of something that bothered him for a long time, that he finally stopped worrying about. A girl, most likely, continued to play mind games with the singer, and would act like she didn't know what he was talking about when he confronted her - she made it look like HE was the bad guy. One scenerio is that she may blamed him on cheating, and he didn't. She is extremely two faced, and he's desperately telling her that she shouldn't judge him because she doesn't know him at all. He ends the song by telling how he got ever the bitch that screwed him over - with his friends. They helped him through... and at the same time, he found out that she was NOT a friend for backstabbing him. That is simply one interpreitation of the song.

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