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Marianas Trench: Lover Dearest Meaning

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Lover Dearest Lyrics

This place is a hole
but I don't wanna go.
I wish we could stay here
forever alone.
This time that we waste
but I still love your taste.
Don't let him take my place
don't just sit there.

Sometimes I wish you would leave me
but I'm not...

  1. anonymous
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    Oct 29th 2012 !⃝

    Josh Ramsay was addicted to heroine when he was 17 and went to rehab. While he was there he was asked to write a love letter to his drug about why he needed it or rather why he thought he needed it. Lover Dearest was inspired by the letter. It was the first song Josh ever produced. It was supposed to be on their first album "Fix Me" but Josh wasn't satisfied with how it sounded so he perfected it and put it on Masterpiece Theatre. He's said its the hardest song for him to sing.
    While in rehab he realized music meant more to him than drugs so he gave it up and he's where he is now.

  2. anonymous
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    Jul 7th 2011 !⃝

    Lover Dearest, by Marianas Trench is about Josh Ramsay (the lead singer of marianas trench) and his battle with drugs. It says " This place is a hole, and i dont want to go, i wish we could stay here forever alone" Is mainly about his heroine addiction. When he was 17, he was a heroine addict. He went to rehab and wrote a poem about his addiction and that's what this song is from


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