In this nostalgic and melancholic ballad, Volbeat delves into themes of lost love and enduring memories. The narrator reminisces about a past romance from the 1950s, symbolized by a prom night where everything seemed perfect until his sweetheart chose another suitor, Tom Ripley. This betrayal leaves the narrator in a state of perpetual longing and unresolved emotions. The lyrics explore the pain of unrequited love and the passage of time, as well as the hope that his feelings might still reach her somehow. The repeated imagery of "throwing the guy a meat bone" and "putting him on a train" suggests a desire to move past this chapter but feeling stuck in the emotional outskirts where "the lonely road ends." 🎸 The song captures the bittersweet essence of holding onto cherished memories while grappling with heartache.
Back to Prom
Lyrics
Forever and ever, even today and after
I kept our picture forever
Back in the late fifties we went to the prom and kissing
But you went home with Tom Ripley
Throw the guy a meat bone, put him on a train
That's the way it should end
Living the outskirts, to forty miles away
Where the lonely road ends
Forever and ever, even today and after
I still believe you can hear me
Believer, deceiver, the question lies beneath the
letter I wrote you in late May
Throw the guy a meat bone, put him on a train
That's the way it should end
Living the outskirts, to forty miles away
Where the lonely road ends
Where the lonely road ends
Where the guitar gangsters sings
Writer(s): MICHAEL POULSEN, THOMAS BREDAHL
Copyright(s): Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
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