Evanescence: Everybody's Fool Meaning
Song Released: 2004
Everybody's Fool Lyrics
Icons of self indulgence
Just what we all need
More lies about a world that
Never was and never will be
Have you no shame don't you see me?
You know you've got everybody fooled
Look here she comes now
Bow down and...
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Amy has said that this song is aimed twords Christina Agulara and Brittney Spiers (don't hate me if I spelled their names wrong) for using their bodies to get anywhere in music. And the part "look here she comes now, bow down and stair in wounder, oh how we love you, no flaws when your pretending" yeah it's talking about them and she thinks that women shouldn'y have to use their bodies to be famous or for anything.
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i feel this song has a vibe that says: popularity. at schools, there are many diverse groups vaguely innertwining with others. for instance; there were, and always will be, a "popular" group of kids. I feel Everybody's Fool is a simple reminder that who you are during your school years very rarely stay along for the ride of life. The verse:'and somehow now you're everybody's fool' tell a large sum of the story behind the lyrics. The popular people may have made many a person feel inferior and they may have set themselves atop a fake pedestal, but, eventually, time will catch up with them and thay shall feel their own torment and despair.
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I think it's about Amy tricking everyone into thinking she's happy (because in the video she smiles at the mirror trying to look happy, and as their putting on her make up she's not smiling.) but truly she is troubled and lonely in her social life, she has low self esteem and doesn't feel good about herself.
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I just think this song is about a total faker. And how amy see's this person for what they really are, a liar.
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I think this is about how Amy Lee believes her fans think she is always happy, always feeling great when she's really not. Amy thinks that she wears a mask and that she hides behind the lie. She thinks that she has to wear a mask when in public to fake her happiness. She realises she is a fool.Xxx
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Obviously, it's about all these "fake", "cheesy" (same words used by amy lee herself in an interview) singers.
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It's kinda wierd, because she goes from what sounds like a girl (I mean that's who she's talking to) and then going to talking to a guy.
For ex:
look here she comes now
bow down and stare in wonder
oh how we love you
no flaws when your pretending
that sounds like she's talking to a girl
I know the truth now
I know who you are
and I don't love you anymore
and that sounds like she's talking to a girl -
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This song is about somebody you ["you" as in people in general] once knew very well and loved very much but then figured out they were only hiding behind a mask, not showing their true self. The relationship you had with that person was all a lie and you feel betrayed.
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I think it's about a girl who's mad at her self for being all these people and not being herself
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