Staind: Believe Meaning

Song Released: 2008

Believe Lyrics

I sit alone and watch the clock
Tryin to collect my thoughts
I'll I think about is you
And so I cry myseld to sleep
And hope the devil I don't meet
In the Dreams that I live through

Believe in me
I know you've waited for so long
Believe...

1. karan

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   Nov 10th 2011 !⃝

   I sit alone and watch the clock
   Tryin to collect my thoughts
   I'll I think about is you
   And so I cry myseld to sleep
   And hope the devil I don't meet
   In the Dreams that I live through
   
   and
   All the smiles you've had to fake
   And all the bullshit you've had to take
   Just to lead us here again
   I never have the things to say
   To make it all just go away
   To make it all just disapear
   
   are flash back in the song the girl that he is dating(in video)
   but the other paragraph are about how he feels but thn he realises that there is more to life than dating or being stalled up at 1 place so he leaves his home and sets to chase his dream of ultimate freedom
2. xLifeHasNoLimitx

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   May 2nd 2010 !⃝

   I think this song is about someone who is going through a hard time and the lead singer is saying that he can help, the person just has to let go and believe that he can help.
   "All the smiles you had to fake. And all the shit you had to take. Just to lead us here again. I never have the things to say. To make it all just go away. To make it all just disappear." He's saying that he never helped before, but then when the chorus comes and he says "Believe in Me, sometimes the weak become the strong," he's saying that he can help now, they just have to believe in him and let him help. That's my interpretation, anyway.

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