And just like the kid singing this song, I crave redemption of my history. But my favorite part? Definitely the shivers I get when I'm listening to it. You know the ones that I'm talking about; when something relates to you so much, and fills your life, if only for a brief moment, with meaning? Yeah, I love that...
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To break it down, quite basically; this is another teenage love song. A guy singing about how much he cares for a girl, and how he hopes she could forgive him. I suppose you could say the message one would find in listening to this song is that some people deserve redemption. As for me, what I learned from "Vindicated", is that you're not always wrong...
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