Relient K: Be My Escape Meaning

Be My Escape Lyrics

I’ve given up on giving up slowly,
I’m blending in so You won’t even know me
apart from this whole world that shares my fate
This one last bullet you mention is my one last shot at redemption
cause I know to live you must give your life...

1. anonymous

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   Jan 13th 2007 !⃝

   ok...so we all know it is a Christian band. Now here is proof why: One of the lines says "I know to live you must give your life away." What they are talking about is to live eternally (like in heaven) you must give your life to Jesus. Just saying to the past people who wrote their interpretations... next time, please captilize God. It is kinda disrepectful not to. I didn't say that to piss any one off, just informing u.
2. anonymous

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   Dec 4th 2006 !⃝

   I don't know the song exactly, but I do know that Reliant K is a Christian band, in most of their songs they tend to come off as talking about a girl, but majority of the time they are talking about God. That is why all of the You's are capitalized in this song. I find it kind of ironic because I saw Reliant K at a huge Lutheran Youth gathering and then a year later at Warped Tour. Two extremely different environments!!
3. anonymous

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   Nov 6th 2006 !⃝

   Exactly! Its played on all these mainstream shows and stations because some people think that he is talking about a girl or whatever, but some people to fail to realize they are a christian band, so they mean god when they sing this song. Matty t said that in this interveiw:
   
   well its probably easier to go to yahoo and search relient k, then click on nokia unwired at hard rock live- relient k
   
   good luck trying to find it.Lol.

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