Tears Don’t Fall, a powerful and emotionally charged song by the Welsh rock band Bullet for My Valentine, delves into themes of heartbreak, pain, and the struggle to let go of a toxic relationship. Released in 2005 as part of their debut album The Poison, this song quickly became a fan favorite due to its haunting lyrics and the band’sThere's nothing left so you can't take any more. You chewed me up and spat me on the floor. Straight for the throat you're like an animal. Before the kill, like you're an animal. Straight for the throat you're an animal. (You're an animal) Dirty little secrets, dirty little secrets. Dirty little secrets, dirty little secrets.
He should know how god is always with him but his cries are in vain because he has lost his faith. During the chorus it is in another point of view. The speaker is someone telling the person how his cries are in vain. That he has lost his faith and that god is there for him. Very religious baised but hope my interpurtation is correct. anonymous.
I think the song is about how they tend to fight a lot and now they kind of just expect it. and everytime they fight it drags out longer and longer but they always end up better than before in the end. now hes wondering what to do, should he keep trying or just give up? hes deciding to keep trying. he doesn't want her to give up. he wants her to just forget it and keep going and he wants to be
Songfacts®: The sixth track on Bullet For My Valentine's fifth studio album also serves as the title track. Overdrive asked vocalist Matt Tuck, whether when the band wrote the song, they instantly knew they were going to name the album after it? He replied: "No, not at all. It was just more that things were kind of a coincidence."