Arms and Danger The Promise Ring
"Arms and Danger" by The Promise Ring, released in 1997, is an emotive #Rock song that explores themes of love, vulnerability, and the complexities of relationships. Its lyrical meaning revolves around the tension between hope and uncertainty. The song features melodic guitar riffs and heartfelt vocals, contributing to its nostalgic appeal. It remains influential in the emo and indie rock scenes.
[Intro]
You, yeah, you
No one could be happier for you
[Verse 1]
I was born in 1968, born to replace Bobby Kennedy
Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
Hours after after hours
Our afternoon hours are after us now
[Pre-Chorus 1]
Hours before we go, we still will not know
[Verse 2]
We're all arms and dangerous, we're all almost famous for it
Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
And I've got, got, got, got names for it
And they are all the same, I bet
[Pre-Chorus 2]
Hours before we go, we still will not know
And I don't know if people or time ever will move slow
[Chorus]
You, do you, do you know what you've got going
Good for you, yeah, and you
No one could be happier for you
No one could be happier for you
No one could be happier for you
You, yeah, you
No one could be happier for you
[Verse 1]
I was born in 1968, born to replace Bobby Kennedy
Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
Hours after after hours
Our afternoon hours are after us now
[Pre-Chorus 1]
Hours before we go, we still will not know
[Verse 2]
We're all arms and dangerous, we're all almost famous for it
Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah
And I've got, got, got, got names for it
And they are all the same, I bet
[Pre-Chorus 2]
Hours before we go, we still will not know
And I don't know if people or time ever will move slow
[Chorus]
You, do you, do you know what you've got going
Good for you, yeah, and you
No one could be happier for you
No one could be happier for you
No one could be happier for you
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