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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "A Good Day for Love to Die" by the artist "Wanted, The"

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The song "A Good Day for Love to Die" by The Wanted portrays a protagonist going through a profound emotional crisis and choosing to end a toxic relationship, metaphorically "killing" love.

The first verse depicts a feeling of hopelessness and the inability to change anything. The lyrical hero sees the relationship crumbling and feels his efforts are futile.

The chorus becomes the culmination, where the protagonist decides to break up. "Today is a good day to rise again" – he is like being reborn, freeing himself from the shackles of unhappy love. He no longer wants to ignore his true feelings and decides to take a painful but necessary step.

The second verse repeats the first, emphasizing the futility of efforts and the inevitability of the end.

The third verse adds an important nuance. The lyrical hero realizes that the breakup is not a random decision, but a conscious choice dictated by the impossibility of continuing a relationship that brings only pain.

The repetition of the chorus and the final lines reinforce the protagonist's determination to "kill" the love that has become a source of suffering. Repeating the phrase "kill love" emphasizes the gravity and irreversibility of this decision.

Seeing the change, watching it fade,

Holding my breath, feeling it fail,

Working hard, wondering why,

Can't fix it now, so why even try?

We've run out of time,

It's over, I'm over this life, I'm running dry,

I'm out of here, out of your life.

It's a good day for resurrection,

It's a good time to break the connection

To the heart that I've been neglecting,

It's a good day for love, for love to die.

Not easy to say, harder to do,

But that's no kinda life, so I'll leave it to you.

Working it hard, wondering why

Can't fix it now, so why even try?

We've run out of time,

It's over, I'm over this life, I'm running dry,

I'm out of here, out of your life.

It's a good day for resurrection,

It's a good time to break the connection

To the heart that I've been neglecting,

It's a good day for love, for love to die.

There's not a chance, there's not a prayer,

Can't pull a miracle out of the air,

So now I'm leaving, letting it lie, letting it die.

We've run out of time,

It's over, I'm over this life, I'm running dry,

I'm out of here, out of your life.

It's a good day for resurrection,

It's a good time to break the connection

To the heart that I've been neglecting,

It's a good day for love, for love to die.

For love to die, for love to die,

For love to die, for love to die,

It's a good day for love, for love to die, for love to die.

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