Death Cab For Cutie - What Sarah Said [Lyrics] video free download

Taylor Rose

Oh my god I'm crying. I listened to this YEARS ago and today I randomly stopped on this. I can't believe I found it. Jesus Christ this song is so beautiful

Lori Ann Wu

My friend Sara just passed away in a car accident last week and I just happened to stumble across this song for the first time. I feel like the lyrics are actually kind of accurate. Crazy.. I love and miss you Sara. Rest in peace<3

xX_Isa Cat_xX

I love this song also I love the back ground art as well 

Merle McDane

Listened to this song at 2am 4 years ago as I drove away from the hospital after holding the hand of my stillborn daughter. Every once in a while I try to listen to it again.Nope, still can't do it... and the name of the band doesn't help, either.

Pippin Took

know this on piano

PseudoKirby

Love is: Watching someone dieorLove is watching someone die

Cozmonaut313

I lost my mother when I was 14...With every word and every image that's painted with these lyrics I can think back to when we were in the ICU waiting for my mother to slip away from us. So yeah, each time I hear this song I cry and weep like the day it happened.But despite the teary eyed imagery, I always take back a sort of glowing optimism from this song. In those moments when you know a loved one is going to slip away from you forever you will always find the people that love them most around them.So I think this song is asking you to think about who loves you so much that they will watch you die. Who are the people in your life that will be there and what will you do until that day to tell them you love them with all your heart and soul.

Zoe Jane Whitaker

I think a lot of people have this backwards. I don't think he's watching her die. I think he's in the hospital bed. He's the one dying. She's there, watching him. So at the end, when he's saying "Who's gonna watch you die?" It's more like, I have to go, who is going to watch you if I can't, I love you more than them all.

Sarah Elizabeth

My friend told me to listen to this and think about how much I mean to her because my name is Sarah. It touches my heart and now I understand why.

Dillon Domnick

@sarah pls

Amelia Gemstone

This song hits me hard because I lost my great aunt Terrie to breast cancer that spread to her lungs. The doctor warned her it could spread to her brain, or her lungs and she said "I'd rather have it spread to my lungs. I don't wanna go coo-coo before I die." and it also hits hard because my granddad recently had a stroke and is now artifact hallucinating, meaning he is seeing physical objects that aren't there. He is also getting around the hospital with a walker, which he's never had that big of a problem walking, he's so stubborn, he has to be strapped into his wheelchair because he doesn't want to sit in the wheelchair, and he's messing up his children's names worse than he has before. Also, when he heard the nurses commenting that he needed to shave, he says "Get Johnny, Johnny can shave it!", and then he burst into tears because he realized just then, what he had just said. Johnny is my aunt's late husband, and my granddad has lost many family members, including his son, DJ, who was around 30-40 years old. DJ had open heart surgery and both of his lugs collapsed and they couldn't get them back up. I have lost many, many people in my life and am on the verge of loosing 2 more, my maternal grandmother and my paternal grandfather. I truly know the pain of losing someone and this song just sums it all up. Thank you DCFC for writing this song and thank you InternalLife for posting this video. Sorry for such a long post guys, I just had to get that off my chest.

Brittney Lofton

My condolences to everyone that lost someone special in their life. These comments actually brought tears to my eyes 

James Fasthorse

I sat with my Grandmother over Christmas, she died the day after. This song reminds me of all the hours and days I spent by her side as she faded. Long are the days of me sitting on her knee and hugging her, but I take solace in the fact that she is far from her hurts and ails.

zerosoma33

I am a manly man. And I cry to this song almost every time. Gets me, every single time. "Who's gonna watch you die?" What a convicting and deep thought.

Jaden Isaacs

The best part is that you can't tell who's view it's from...Or at least..To me you can't...

MsIrishballer

I just sent this video to my boyfriend as I'm fighting a disease that is wreaking havoc on my body and we know that I may not die within the next few months but it's the inevitable and it'll be a slow process. It's hard knowing that I'll be leaving him and my son behind especially because I'm young and I shouldn't have to. I knew this day would come just didn't think it'd be so quick. Thought I'd get at least a few more years out of this body of mine. Thank you for posting this. 

Quake120

"It stung like a violent wind that our memories depend on a faulty camera in our minds."Absolutely brilliant.DCFC are lyrical masters.

vangis the brave

I lost my 16 year old cousin/best friend a week before school started its hard to get over it...

Mathias V

This describes everything I experienced and felt when my brother sat in a hospital and became brain dead on the final weeks in the hospital. Those last words are what really get me the most because me and my parents watched him after he was taken off life support for 12 hours. Watching someone die is a terror when they thrash and spasm for air but mutually beautiful thing too see when you see their eyes flash their former personality then close, especially when you know they dont have to suffer anymore.

Ashlyn Jones

Death Cab for Cutie have found the closest definition to love there is.

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