Have you ever been very sad? When you were sad did you listen to a sad song to help? Have you ever heard of the band Third Eye Blind? The song "Jumper" by Third Eye Blind is an awesome song because it is all about how the world should live in peace. This song is also about how you should not pick on someone to the point to where they want to commit suicide and then try to say sorry. This song tackles a major concern which is suicide. People all over the world commit suicide because of other people. This song just wants to try and end it all by basically saying step away from the verge of committing suicide and be happy. Don’t let other people get you down because the people who get you down are going to be the same people to try and pick you up. By the point when you have fallen by a person you’re not going to want to be picked up by that same person.

This song really is also a catchy song. It’s a song that I love to listen to when im alone trying to get work done. It may seem weird but this song is sort of a motivation to me because whenever someone picks on me I don’t let it get to me. The people who tell you this stuff are just typical low lives and you have to learn to brush them off. Those people are just reflections of what they wish they could be. What I mean by this is when they look at other people they try to look and act like other people therefore they are reflections of what they want to be. They only pick on people because they are trying to show off in front of their friends.

I try to stay away from people who are mean to other people because the world works better when there is no violence or anger. Knowing this world, it will never live in peace. The world will end before world peace happens. I really dont understand why people hate eachother though. You can't stop it, but you can make an effort to try and stop it. In my opinion, I would wrather try to change the world then live in a world full of violence, hate and anger. That is what i think this song is about. When you get a chance check it out. You won’t regret it. If you do. Oh well, deal with it.