| Now, Now Every Children – Have You Tried Lyrics | 14 years ago |
| i am loving the full length and this song especially. | |
| The Dø – On My Shoulders Lyrics | 14 years ago |
| absolute perfection | |
| Pompeii – Sit And Wait Lyrics | 14 years ago |
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i'm pretty sure he says "i placed a violent bet" either way, such a good song and the violin on the track is beautiful. |
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| Robin Sparkles – Let's Go To The Mall Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| "if this is the 90's, then why does it look like it was made in 86?" lmfaoo how i met your mother is fucking amazing. | |
| Edison Glass – This House Lyrics | 17 years ago |
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i think it's about this young couple who obviously are living together it's sort of tearing them apart with the realization that living on their own is harder than they expected, despite how they feel for one another. the idea i get from the first verse is that this "storm" that he mentions is perhaps a reference to a fight they've been having over and over. the shutting of the windows seems to imply his wanting just to shut it out of his mind and move on from it."I’m alone but I wait for someone, One who keeps the lights on, One who keeps the house warm" brings to mind that maybe she's the real breadwinner of the household, and he's not exactly pulling his weight which is a main cause of their troubles. while she's away at work trying to do what she can to keep a roof over their head, he's left alone with the thought of this and it kills him due to the traditional thought of the man being the main provider of the household. "I feel a swaying rhythm, If we get swept to see i'll be happy, It's all we wish for now" by that i think he's saying that he wishes they could just wash away all of their animosity towards each other but it's easier said than done because the problem's still there."We have enough we can handle it, If we don’t make I will fall apart." he's saying that even though they struggle, they have each other and it's all that they really need because without her he's nothing and has nothing and he realizes this so maybe he tries to step up and do more than he's been doing. "All is in vain for us" isn't about being selfish or things happening to no avail, but implies that everything he's doing, he's doing it for them and the sake of salvaging their love. the last verse "I think we can make it now, I think that we can make it" is his hope to her that now things have changed and with their love, they can pull through and survive it all with one another by their sides. so yeah, that's what i think it's about. |
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| Annuals – Carry Around Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| disreguard my last comment, but i could have sworn it was crawling but after listening to it on repeat it very may well be crying though the former seems to make more sense to me. | |
| Letter Kills – Brand New Man Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| reguardless of the songs meaning, i do have comprehension skills and understand the meaning of the song which can still remind me of driving to the shore with my friends despite it's meaning douche. | |
| Annuals – Carry Around Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| actually it's "I got magic in my head, magic up my nose, magic coming out my fingers, magic CRAWLING out my ass" | |
| Afroman – Palmdale Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| apparently this is what actually happened to Afroman, so says my friend who really got me into listening to him --then again she's a white girl from suburbia lmao. either way this is my favorite Afroman song. | |
| Afroman – Because I Got High Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| not his best, but it's a funny fucking song and it's what got me into Afroman, so for that i will always love it. | |
| The Forecast – Exorcise Demons Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| hands down, my favorite Forecast song. | |
| The Forecast – Welcome Home Lyrics | 17 years ago |
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I absolutely love this song and having been listening to it nonstop. I'm pretty by all of the speaking at the end and by the lyrics that the song's about being musicians and living the life of a musician being away from home and everything that you know. The speaking at the end is these three guys talking about life on the road and touring, pretty much their individual takes on it. I think the first guy's take is both sort of depressing, yet beautifully worded. I got most of what they were saying aside from a word here or there & a few mumbled lines. As far as the names of who's speaking, I don't know if the order's right, its what I got from credit the cd booklet: Ladd Mitchell: "This is a stretch of perfect pavement asphalt made to stave(?) off the starvation and cretail (?) the motion in which we settle for. I drink every last drop as this moment may suddenly stop as quickly as it started, but still I think to myself, "What will become of all this?" Hotel rooms and restaurants, late night arguments. Lovers loathing their better half's and living lives week to week on nothing but faith in each other's moronic dreams. Scraping yourself together after hours of being bounced around some stupid van, which smells like 500 miles of b.o. and old prosciutto. You just wonder sometimes if they only knew what we go through to give them a half hour's worth of gawking so they can talk about how horrible we are to their friends...hey, who am I and what do I care? I'm just an apparition to poke fun at, sleeping dream to dream, driving state to state so someone with bigger and better aspirations can come and pick up where I left off. Let's just pray their imitation's(?) better than mine." Mark Thomas: "Okay so, basically you wake up, you..get in the van, turn the radio, and listen to music. You drive for a couple of hours, you get some breakfast. You eat breakfast, get back in the van, turn the radio on and you listen to music. Finally you get to the show, you load in, you get to hear the DJ play some music, then the first couple of bands go on and you get to listen to them play music. You play...music, maybe a band goes on after you and you get to hear them play music. You load out of the club, you get back in the van, and..probably put the radio on and listen to music. You get to wherever you're going to stay, probably a kid's house maybe a hotel - if you're on some cool label, and then you uh lay down your sleeping bag after a good uh couple of drinks of whisky and you put your ipod on, your headphones on and you listen to music." Logan Laflotte: Touring is when your (something) away from calling a hotel that you no recollection of ever checking into. Wake up, wake up, wake up, I would never dare check into this. (mumbles something) Wake up, wake up, wake up, okay I'm awake, the van is spinning all I see is white, snow white but I'm awake. (Something) have been spending days or years over that same feeling of when you're forced into answering the question 'Do you remember me?', 'Yeah...', 'Who's your friend?', 'Oh this is Dan, Dan this is, uh..' You trail off fully knowing that you forget their names. Dammit. Every second feels like three hours, yeah, this was an odd feeling. And that's it, and it's just dead (?), another footnote for the books. Wyoming? Yes, that was Wyoming. |
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| As Tall as Lions – Acrobat Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| this song obviously has nothing to do with the circus aside from the metaphor about being an acrobat. my take on it is that it's about this girl who thinks so little of herself that she throws herself around from guy to guy to make it feel like she's beautiful and wanted. this one guy obviously sees her for her real beauty that she herself doesn't see and doesn't understand why she does that to herself. again, this is just my take on it. | |
| Someday Never – To You This May Concern Lyrics | 19 years ago |
| I love this song & I love this band. They are kick ass and are sick on stage. Check them out @ http://myspace.com/somedaynever | |
| Letter Kills – Brand New Man Lyrics | 19 years ago |
| This song reminds me of driving to the shore with my friend. Such good memories and such a great band. | |
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