Relient K- Five Score and Seven Years Ago Lyrics Quiz

Answer: Prolonging the inevitable

The lyrics are:
"Thought this would turn out so well, but I'm beginning to see that instead it's trouble. Into a pattern we fell- of prolonging the inevitable."

Answer: That it's happening to you and me

"This is the best thing, the best thing that could be happening, and I think you would agree, the best thing is that it's happening to you and me."

Answer: The cheek of our true love

"And what we've been striving for has turned into nothing more than bodies limp on the floor. Victims of falling short. We kiss goodbye the cheek of our true love."

Answer: To let you know you're more to me than what I know how to say

This is the song "Must Have Done Something Right" and the lyrics say:
"And I'm racking my brain for a new, improved way to let you know you're more to me than what I know how to say. You're okay with the way this is going to be, 'cause this is going to be the best thing we've ever seen."

Answer: An injury I'll cause with my own fist

"An injury I'll cause with my own fist. It seems to me to be slightly masochistic. But there'd be no story without all this dissension. So I inflict the conflict with the utmost of intention."

Answer: To drop it all and take your hand

This is from "I'm Taking You With Me." The lyrics are: "And so I'm trying to hold it all together and make it through the day, but I'm just dying to drop it all and take your hand, so we can run away. From all the miles and the hours that seem to endlessly devour the time that I could be with you."

Answer: Crayons Can Melt On Us For All I Care

The lyrics to "Crayons Can Melt On Us For All I Care" contain one line and one line only: "I just wasted ten seconds of your life."

Answer: Later when I'm too ticked to talk

"And I'm sweeping up the seconds that tick off the clock, and saving them for later when I'm too ticked to talk. And I need some time to search my mind, to locate the words that seem so hard to find."

Answer: The history of what's gone wrong

This is from "Up and Up". The lyrics are: "Cause it seems I get so hung up on the history of what's gone wrong, that the hope of a new day is sometimes hard to see."

Answer: Traveling preacher

"The year was nineteen forty-one. I was eight years old and far, far, too young. To know that the stories of battles and glory was a tale a kind mother made up for her son. You see, Dad was a traveling preacher. Teaching the words of the teacher. But Mother had sworn he went off to the war. And died there with honor somewhere on a beach there."