A Day to Remember: You Had Me at Hello Meaning

You Had Me at Hello Lyrics

I'm missing you so much, I'll say you died tonight
Just so I can get to you before the sun will rise
I know these times are hard and I feel this too
None of that ever seems to matter when I'm holding you

And I'm wasting away, away from you
And...

1. anonymous

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   Apr 29th 2013 !⃝

   the song is basically about aguy who is going through a hard time. He misses his girlfriend, who is his world, times are changing and he just knows if she's in his arms,everything is ok.
2. 30SecondsToMars_ADayToRemeber

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   Jan 10th 2013 !⃝

   This song is about when a girl and guy first meet.
   The guy thinks they have a connection-girl unknown-and he's saying as soon as that girl said hello,he was hers.
   He was sure of it.
   He's saying everytime he sees her,he gets butterflies in his stomach.
   It's a love story.
   A really really cute one,I may add.
   I love it.
3. Lauraw884

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   May 30th 2011 !⃝

   This is a story of a first meeting... and how the first time she spoke he was in love... and knew he couldn't live without her.
   But sadly this relationship ended... for reasons unknown... he lost the one he loved and he misses her more than anything...
   Or.. not that their relationship has ended but something feels wrong in it. Something is changing but he knows with all his heart that he still loves her... he just feels like he is miles away from her and wants everything to go back to normal because her needs and loves her more than anyone or anything.

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