| Lady GaGa – Mary Jane Holland Lyrics | 10 years ago |
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Okay, so the bulk meaning of this song is obvious, but it's interesting to me how the verses are sort of off topic and more in line with the message of the album. "Won’t be a slave to the blonde Or the culture of the popular" To me is her telling of breaking away from straight-up pop in this album and putting an artistic expression into her work. And then near the end, when she acknowledges (as I believe she has before) that her parents think she's a little out of control (she comes from a wealthy Catholic upbringing after all), but she doesn't care because she's famous and successful. The grass heats up my insides and my brunette starts to sprout." I see this as her maybe saying that when she smokes marijuana, she becomes more down to earth and less "blonde" and stage-appeal. I know I didn't cover the whole song, but these are just a few thoughts. |
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