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My Chemical Romance – Welcome to the Black Parade
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This song is on My Chemical Romance’s third studio album, entitled The Black Parade. The song, as well as the rest of the album, follows The Patient, a man who is dying, through
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My Chemical Romance – Romance (Live at Brixton Academy, 11/4/05)
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You came in my life / Out of [?] / And you threw / All of your things out the window / You're gone, you're gone / You're gone / You're gone, you're gone / You're gone
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My Chemical Romance – I Don't Love You
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A heart-wrenching ballad and one of the band’s most literal attempts at capturing heartbreak, “I Don’t Love You” is thought to follow the album’s main figure, the Patient, as they
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My Chemical Romance – Summertime
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“Summertime” is a ‘new wave’ song, allegedly believed to be written about frontman Gerard Way’s wife, Lyn-z Way.
In an interview, Gerard said that it started as a riff Mikey had
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My Chemical Romance – Fake Your Death
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“Fake Your Death” is the last song recorded before their breakup in 2013, that My Chemical Romance released and is found on the compilation album, May Death Never Stop You.
The
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My Chemical Romance – Burn Bright
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Gerard first played this song to his friend and collaborator, Grant Morrison. He noted it’s a song about My Chemical Romance.
https://twitter.com/gerardway/status/
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My Chemical Romance – Desert Song
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“Desert Song” was intended on being an unreleased track. It was written while Gerard Way was suicidal and recorded while he was drunk.
Gerard introduced the song in a live show
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My Chemical Romance – Blood
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The hidden track on The Black Parade. It has a very old-fashioned, chipper style that is meant to be ironic considering the horrid nature of the lyrics. This song is a bit of dark
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My Chemical Romance – Heaven Help Us
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“Heaven Help Us,” following the plot of The Black Parade takes place after The Patient has died and gone to Hell, he now regrets his decisions and wants to be saved.
Being
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My Chemical Romance – All I Want For Christmas Is You
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My Chemical Romance covered “All I Want For Christmas Is You” originally by Mariah Carey for the compilation album by the Warner Bros. Inc.
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My Chemical Romance – Desolation Row
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MCR recorded this cover of Bob Dylan’s “Desolation Row” for the 2009 movie Watchmen. The band narrowed the song down to a few verses and added heavier instrumentation that sharply
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My Chemical Romance – The End.
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In the opening track to the dramatic album The Black Parade, Gerard Way is beginning to take a new approach to everyone’s attitude towards him. He has broken badly and stopped
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Chris Webby (Ft. Jaye Michelle) – Chemical Romance
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Read Chris Webby's Explanation of "Chemical Romance" / [Voicemail 1] / Hey it's Molly. Where have you been? We got another party going on tonight over at Stacy's. Let's get wild
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My Chemical Romance – Gun.
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https://twitter.com/gerardway/status/318764380894420993
Side B on the second vinyl release from Conventional Weapons.
https://twitter.com/gerardway/status/318763893960896512
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My Chemical Romance – Sleep
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“Sleep” is thematically oriented around The Patient’s self-reflectance and diminished care.
The song follows the track known as “Mama” in which The Patient reveals his beliefs on
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My Chemical Romance – Interlude
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“Interlude” finds the protagonist of Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge praying for his lover’s safety while he is away.
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My Chemical Romance – Bury Me in Black
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The hidden track of Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge finds the narrator reflecting on his experiences. He made a deal with the Devil hoping to be reunited with his significant other
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My Chemical Romance – Bulletproof Heart
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Previously titled “Trans Am,” “Bulletproof Heart” is an upbeat track, following the concept of the album.
On the My Chem Website, Ray wrote:
When we wrote this song, it was HUGE
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My Chemical Romance – Disenchanted
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Now that The Patient will die soon he says that he’s not enchanted by his life experience and that life is kind of overrated.
The Patient also finds that within his attempts to
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My Chemical Romance – This Is How I Disappear
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The Patient reaches out to a former lover, conceding that without her, no-one will remember him
The whole idea is that someone is conducting a séance to reach a loved one. In an
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My Chemical Romance – Cemetery Drive
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“Cemetery Drive” is a downcast track telling the story of the protagonist’s lover—who has killed herself—and the aftermath of the event.
It’s introduced in Life on the Murder
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My Chemical Romance – Kiss the Ring
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This song was first heard on a bootleg of My Chemical Romance Live At The Roxy
https://twitter.com/gerardway/status/318768021139255296
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My Chemical Romance – Teenagers
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The singer reminisces about his teenage years and attempts to convey the unfair prejudice against teenagers that he experienced.
In this song, the singer (Gerard Way) talks about
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My Chemical Romance – Jack The Ripper
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[Verse 1] / Oh, you look so tired / Your mouth is slack and wide / You're ill-housed and you're / You're ill-advised / I bet your face is as mean / As your life has been / [Pre-
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My Chemical Romance – Kill All Your Friends
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“Kill All Your Friends” appears on the iTunes deluxe edition of My Chemical Romance’s The Black Parade as well as the EP The Black Parade: The B-Sides. Gerard Way has repeatedly
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My Chemical Romance – The World Is Ugly
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https://twitter.com/gerardway/status/318764741109620736
Side A on the third vinyl from Conventional Weapons.
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My Chemical Romance – Skylines and Turnstiles
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“Skylines and Turnstiles” is My Chemical Romance’s first studio track. It appears on their debut album, I Brought You My Bullets, You Brought Me Your Love. Frontman Gerard Way
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My Chemical Romance – Give 'Em Hell, Kid
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“Give ‘Em Hell, Kid” is a fast-paced track told from the perspective of the primary narrator’s lover. She is unaware that her companion has made a deal with the devil, and is
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Lil Witchy (Ft. Nami) – My Chemical Romance
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[Chorus 2x: Lil Witchy] / Dance, dance, dance, you're my chemical romance / Falling for a spell, yeah you got me in a trance / I wanna play your games, yeah I hope this can advance
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My Chemical Romance – Make Room!!!!
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[Verse 1] / Make room! Make room! / Down on the coffin, there's a coffin or two / Dead chic, so cool / The cannibals are starving when they're looking at you / Tank tops, jet
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My Chemical Romance – Hang 'Em High
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The title of this song is a reference to the 1968 western movie of the same name starring Clint Eastwood.
https://twitter.com/gerardway/statuses/316961574046814209
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My Chemical Romance – The Ghost of You
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With some of the most extreme grief and powerful vocals from Three Cheers, “The Ghost of You” explores the heartbreak one feels with the unexpected loss of a loved one.
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My Chemical Romance – Cubicles
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“Cubicles” is a song about obsession and rejection that tells the story of a lonely office worker at a monotonous and repetitive job. He falls in love with someone who works two
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My Chemical Romance – This Is the Best Day Ever
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“This is the Best Day Ever” is an upbeat track that tells the story of a pair who meets in a hospital. They are trapped there, but make plans to escape as seen in the final line,
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My Chemical Romance – Mastas of Ravenkroft
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In response to a fan on Twitter asking about the meaning of “Mastas of Ravenkroft”, Gerard Way has stated:
it’s about young dudes trying to get old dudes to buy drinks for them at
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My Chemical Romance – AMBULANCE
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“Ambulance” is an ode to the band and its fans as Gerard Way has confirmed on Twitter. It was originally written for the band’s scrapped fourth album, eventually released under
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My Chemical Romance – Demolition Lovers
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The Demolition Lovers are the couple seen on the cover for MCR’s next album, Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge.
This song, along with much of the album, is a prequel to the story of
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My Chemical Romance – Dead!
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On “Dead!” Gerard Way takes on the roles of Mother War, The Patient, and the doctor, setting up the rest of the album to be a journey through The Patient’s final two weeks of
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My Chemical Romance – House of Wolves
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“House of Wolves” is a fiery and fast-paced track, setting the scene for The Patient’s arrival in Hell.
Throughout the song, The Patient contemplates the dueling concepts of
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My Chemical Romance – Someone Out There Loves You (Stay)
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“Someone Out There Loves You”, was professionally recorded and released as an untitled track on the DVD disk of The Black Parade Is Dead! from Maxwell’s Tavern in Hoboken, New
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My Chemical Romance – Save Yourself, I'll Hold Them Back
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“Save Yourself, I’ll Hold Them Back” is the 9th track on My Chemical Romance’s 4th album, Danger Days: The True Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys. Thematically, the song is oriented
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My Chemical Romance – Planetary (GO!)
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In this song, Gerard is stressing how short life is. He doesn’t feel as if he can wait around for others without wasting his time, his life is moving so fast it’s just like a rush
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My Chemical Romance – Cancer
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The Black Parade takes listeners on a journey through the death of a man dubbed “The Patient.” This track reveals the driving force behind the protagonist’s death — cancer. It
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