Fall Out Boy: Honorable Mention Meaning

Honorable Mention Lyrics

I served out my detention
And in the end I got an honorable mention

In the movie of my life
Starring you
Instead of me

When the moonlight
Hits your bright eyes I go blind
And maybe next time
I'll remember not to tell you something...

1. anonymous

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   Feb 13th 2015 !⃝

   I think this song is about a guy who likes a girl so much that he always puts her infront of him. He may also be obsessed about her.
   "A movie of my life starring you instead of me"
   And he never gets any real recognition from the girl for his sacrifices and because he might be just a friend to her.
   "I served about my detention,and in the end I got an honorable mention"
   and in
   "Maybe next time I'll remember not to tell you something stupid like I'll never leave your side"
   He is tired of never getting recognized but can't bring himself to say no to the girl.
2. anonymous

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   Jul 22nd 2008 !⃝

   Patrick wrote this song and he's said that it's about his high school years.
   either way, I think it could also be about how, even though Patrick's the singer, Pete is always the one who gets all the attention ("in the movie of my life, starring you instead of me")
   
   
   -hanna.
3. tinyvessels867

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   Jun 20th 2007 !⃝

   Alright, teenager...love interest...spotlights...say anything...a dude is like oh hey quit stealing my spotlight and then in the meantime he's dealing with this girl who expects the guy to be all romantic and stuff but the guy can't be John cusack like in the movie "say anything."

   This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway

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