Blink-182: Always Meaning

Song Released: 2004

Always Lyrics

I've been here before a few times
And I'm quite aware we're dying
And your hands they shake with goodbyes
And I'll take you back if you'd have me
So here I am I'm trying
So here I am are you ready

Come on let me hold you touch you feel...

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   Avid255

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   Nov 10th 2005 !⃝

   Tom Delong on 100 Percent blink-182 on Fuse: "This song is when you know a relationship is over and basically you would do anything to have him or her back."

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   Angelmisty

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   Feb 26th 2007 !⃝

   Always is about a break-up that you regret happening & you want the other person back

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   #3 top rated interpretation:
   fenderchik421

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   Apr 26th 2006 !⃝

   "Always" is about, knowing a relationship is getting sour or "dying" and making the best out of it before it's over for good.
4. anonymous

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   Jul 3rd 2012 !⃝

   All these are good interpretations. But isn't the actual song about Travis and his wife? Maybe they were all fighting over her kinda trying to win her and Travis won XD? Seriously.
5. anonymous

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   Apr 24th 2010 !⃝

   Well, to me it means that 'he' has been blamed for problems with 'her' before and 'he' understands that it is going to happen again but 'he' doesn't want to see it happen. 'He' still loves 'her'. 'She' is thinking that 'he' isn't right for 'her', in other words, wants to break up. Obviously, 'he' isn't over 'her' yet. 'He' want to be with her ALWAYS.
   
   I love this song, :D its the story of my life.

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