General Comment.Okay, I haven't looked through all the comments yet, but it seems that most of the comments are just talking about how shitty they are or how they're emo/gay/sellouts/lame/whatever, or even how this song is overplayed, instead of talking about what the song is about. He ends that nicely with this, a modest answer to when people (alot of crazed-fans, I'd deduce) assume he is: Maybe a deeper meaning that, if there was indeed a draft, he would not fight it like most do, but, play his part as a soldier and fight without mercy and remorse against the tyrants whom killed his fellow people. The anthem, perhaps making a reference to this nations anthem. "And though you're dead and gone believe me The obvious references to the fallen people are of course, in loving memory of those who have died on September 11th. So, I believe that a more personal experience is shared with the first verse(s). No matter how ugly the world gets or how stupid it shows me it is, I always have faith." 357 Magnum, had a gun pointed to my head and put on the floor, execution-style. He's previously mentioned being very spiritual/religious, evident in the time he was sharing about when he was around fifteen, he was held at gunpoint. It was then that MCR spawned, and then that he decided he wanted to "spread a message". I feel that this song is more explaining the revelation he had during the time as a comic book writer during the 9/11 attacks. I think people are hitting the nail on the head when they talk it's about death - indeed it is but it's not that blatantly obvious. Song MeaningI just thought I would throw in my two cents. At the end of the day sometimes living on is setting a example for itself. Not caring about setting the example anymore. He is going to Live on how he feels until his black parade. But now he is trying to harden and do what he wants. So when he does bad, he is heavy on himself because of the convo with his dad at his Mom funeral. The kids life is tougher and most likey the kid becomes too wild either in the party Life or in a violent life maybe a combination of both. When you lose a parent at a young age especially a mother for a son or a father for a daughter. He taking pressure off himself by not trying to hard to be a savior and set a example for others but instead He is going carry on. So during the process the writer is trying his best to live life and He will not let Life live him sort of speak.
His mother died and his father was warming him that some day he'll be gone too. He wants him to set a example for others going through problems. He went to his Mom funeral with his dad and his dad said that he wants him to handle losing his Mom at a early age well and the chance that his father will die as well. He is talking about going to a funeral when he say the black parade. Go and try, you'll never break me (we'll carry)
And when you're gone, we want you all to knowĪnd though you're dead and gone, believe meīecause the world will never take my heartĭo or die, you'll never make me (we'll carry on)īecause the world will never take my heart (we'll carry on)
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