Love-like

Drunken expressions of affection between new lovers when the normal English vocabulary can’t handle it.

A drunk girl's way of expressing her feelings for a much-too-new boyfriend.

AFI's second single off their seventh full length album "DecemberUnderground." It features the band wandering through a snowy forest during a blizzard, and slowly being separated from one another. An unidentified woman reapears throughout the video, seemingly seducing Davey. She was defined by him as "the human embodyment of hopelessness," in the making of the video.

The actual preformance of the song is featured in the snowy forest.

Nearing the end, the woman removes her hood and Davey falls backwards, breaking the ice of some body of water that he had been standing on. He stuggles to get out, pounding on the ice, but with no avail. Then the woman appears to be in the water with him, and they sink out of sight together. Implied death by drowning, obviously.

Of you're wondering what he's "saying" as he's beneath the ice, some brief reseach will reveal to you the many fan theories that have formed.

Love Like Winter has a sad, dark, edge and can only be identifyed as yet another AFI video masterpiece (produced by Marc Webb).

The stage of liking someone in which all you can do is listen to love songs, taking even the very cheesy ones seriously.

Love is Like Oxygen,
You get too much, you get too high,
Not enough and you're gonna die.
Love gets you high.
Love is Like Oxygen,
You get too much, you get too high,
Not enough and you're gonna die.
Love gets you high.
Time on my side.
I got it all.
I heard that pride
Always comes before a fall.
There's a rumor goin' around the town.
That you don't want me around.
I can't shake off my city blues.
Everywhere I turn, I lose.
Love is Like Oxygen,
You get too much, you get too high,
Not enough and you're gonna die.
Love gets you high.
Love is Like Oxygen,
You get too much, you get too high,
Not enough and you're gonna die.
Love gets you high.
Time is no healer.
If you're not there.
Holy fever.
Set words in the air.

1. the popular song by R&B singer Mya
2. a sentence where you tell someone how you feel about them but can't find the right word to describe it.

A phrase commonly used by girls to blow off guys they are friends with or dating. It is especially painful for the latter, due to the fact that they have often sacrificed a lot and strong feelings for the girl.