The song "Live To Die" by Evans Blue portrays a sense of loss, damage, and despair. It describes the fire within someone fading away and being replaced by truth, which is then blamed for all the damage that has been caused. The narrator feels trapped in the past and abandoned, longing to find their way back to someone or something they have lost. The lyrics also depict a struggle, as the narrator has lost a fight and there is nothing left to fight for or bleed. They feel abandoned and crave belief and validation from someone else. The request to be picked up and given back their belief suggests a desire for redemption or support from someone who can restore their faith. The phrase "Live to die" suggests a feeling of hopelessness or resignation, as if the narrator is merely going through the motions of life without truly living. The word "Peace" is described as just another word, representing how peace is elusive and often a victim of the flaws and struggles of human existence. The narrator tries to understand someone else, possibly a person they have a close relationship with, but their efforts are met with rejection. The lyrics reflect on the essence of life, hidden screams that are unheard by others, and the need to stay alive and awake in a seemingly harsh and unforgiving world. Overall, "Live To Die" conveys a sense of longing, loss, and the desire for meaning and connection in a world filled with pain and struggles. The lyrics explore themes of abandonment, internal conflict, and the search for validation and understanding.
