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Jack from Mesa, AzSeems to be about selling his soul for fame.

Nadine from Auburn, CaPeeps this song is about LoVe! He's so in love with her he's burning, not literally!.Jack from Mesa, AzI think the line is: I've seen signs that we're freezing, analyze it we're through.Bonejamin from Raleigh, NcYo Jack from Mesa AZ, I think that's it! That's the first lyric I've read that makes sense AND which I can actually hear! I'm gonna use that for my band's cover.Terry from Colchester, VtI believe the line is "I've seen suns that were freezing and lives that were through.".Agee from UsaLike Terry, I hear it clearly as "I've seen suns that were freezing and lives that were through." These lyrics make sense.

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Misha from Michigan I love The part of the song they sing "aI love that part! Plus I'm 16 classic rock is awesome.Either way its a good song with great lyrics that can be interpreted in a lot of different ways. It also equally feels like a song about a guy who's bitterly reflecting on a relationship gone bad and feeling like he wasted time and energy into something that didn't work out. I never had listened closely to the lyrics until a few weeks ago, and it resonated with my experience with drug addiction and being homeless in Cali, burning out the days, time flying by. Zach from Columbus, OhioDave from NJ, I interpreted it in a similar fashion.*A disclaimer that I'm a bass player and don't usually pay much attention to lyrics, except for BoC's, that is. It's harder to identify on the final chorus. Kyle from IowaThis is the first time I have noticed* that on the re-recorded track for "Cult Classic" (bought the CD in '96) Buck Dharma clearly says "I'm living for giving *my* devil his due", at least he does on the first chorus.The challenges of being a musician on the road, with all the ups and downs(home-time), what it takes to be successful(burn out the days.) and, in the end, why he continues on(.

Keifin from NebraskaThis song has always seemed to me to be a description of life in a band.

I was just reading this book last week and came across that poem and Wham Bam Thank You Mam. If you're going to steal, steal from the best.

Mark Burgess from Los AngelesThe first verse of this song is totally lifted from "On the Road", the Kerouac novel.Įven the title fits, as early in the novel, Sal Paradise, the main character, says that the only people he likes are those that "burn, burn, burn like fabulous roman candles exploding like spiders across the stars.".

There are several early 80's songs in the film, as that's when the story takes place (which I also thought was pretty cool, and added to my enjoyment of the movie).

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The movie is great (Chloe Grace Moretz is really good as a sweet young girl/vicious vampire that must feed on human blood to survive), the scene was great, and every time I hear this song now I think about that scene.

Tom From Tulsa from TulsaThis song is playing on the radio in a murder scene in the horror film Let Me In (2010).

Another word for burn is passion or desire.

Chris from OklahomaIve loved this song since it came out in 81.

What is the: Make, Model and Year of Car Burning in (1981) Video ?

Richard Karger from Bokeelia, FlLooking for last name of Erica, the actress who played the lead in Burning For You Video, a long lost friend.

As a young woman, I was the muse in my mind and hence this was my anthem and this song still brings to me the exact same emotions today. His life on the road or however you want to read it is a challenge but he has "her" to hang onto.

Missprelude from Elmore, OhioThis song to me is coming of age.

Blue Öyster Cult's albums always had a song or two that talked to me that's projection of course, but it's still something about the art of music. The "Home I'll never be" lyric struck home as well. I've seen suns that were freezing and I've seen lives that were through.

Richard Cranium from Somewhere In TexasI used to be a soldier a long time ago.