| Santana – Oye Como Va Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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of course you gotta love Santna's version! But has anyone listened to the version by Gerardo? (The guy who did "Rico Suave"!) His has a ton of very great lyrics that I've never heard Santana do! And I've been to Santana concerts twice. Scotty |
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| Brothers Johnson – Strawberry Letter 23 Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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@[chakL883:30005] Dude the history of the song is known. He's in Vietnam and gets Strawberry Scented letters from his girlfriend. In letter #22 she sent him a hit of acid and he is tripping. Now he wants Strawberry Letter #23 so he can escape Vietnam on an acid trip thinking of her! It is known! Documented! Scotty |
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| Brothers Johnson – Strawberry Letter 23 Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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@[hangwire13:30004] His girlfriend always wrote him letters on strawberry scented paper. This is about getting letter #22 with acid tucked in it and the trip he had while reading it and missing her and was wanting the NEXT letter to come with acid in it! (Strawberry Letter #23) Scotty |
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| Brothers Johnson – Strawberry Letter 23 Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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@[gumby8:30003] YES! The song was written about him always getting letters from his girlfriend on strawberry scented paper and when he got #22 he was tripping and saw so much more beauty in everything and could hardly wait for another letter with acid tucked in it! Scotty |
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| The Beach Boys – Surfin' U.S.A. Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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Side note: Charles Manson actually played and sang with the Beach Boys for two concerts when Brian quit touring and because Brian didn't like him he got canned and replaced by Glenn Campbell. Yuppers, when you play "6 degrees of seperation" you can go from Charles Manson to Glenn Campbell in just 2 degrees via Briam Wilson not touring for several years with the Beach Boys! (so technically Manson and Campbell were both "Beach Boys"! Scotty |
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| The Turtles – It Ain't Me Babe Lyrics | 5 years ago |
| This was a song from the "Village days" when Neil Diamond, The Mamas and Papas (Mugwumps), the Turtles, the Lovin' Spoonful, Joni Mitchel, and Dylan were all buddies and hung out together at a coffee shop called "The Night Owl". | |
| Jerry Reed – Amos Moses Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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@[StarmanDX:30002] Close! It was "Doc Milsap, and his pretty wife Hannah" Doc Milsap was a bit famous as a Cajun sort of Mafia Boss! Ran a moonshine drinkin, topless women dancin, boxing ring bar where the Cajun boys would come to have illegal fights! (on the firt weekend of the month there was also a Cock Fight out back! And they would feed injured birds to the gators!) Scotty |
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| Jerry Reed – Amos Moses Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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Driving a car would not get you 45 miniutes southeast of Thibadeaux, La. You would have to go by boat or airboat! And that would put you in the middle of a big lake! But you could link this song to the song "Jambalaya" cos the mention Thibadeaux. "Thibadeaux and Fontaineau. the place is jumpin! Kin folk come to see Yevonne by the dozens!" |
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| The Hillside Singers – I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony) Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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Most people will remember this song as a Coke commercial. But it was a great song long before Coke bought the rights to it! Scotty |
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| The Raspberries – Go All The Way Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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@[zorbhead:30000] I really REALLY wish all the Christians would just go to their Hymnals for religious music! This is definately NOT about religion! The song is about a girl wanting the guy to have penatrative sex with her! to "Go all the way"! He is "in love" and wants to NOT go that far with her and she wants to to "cement" the deal! |
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| The Chipmunks – Witch Doctor Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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This much beloved children's song is actually a BDSM song! The Witch Doctor was a guy's name that was in the community back then and he was a well known on the back pages DOM. The ooo, eee, ooo, ah ah, ting, tang, walla, walla, bing, bang is the bare butt paddling of the submissive who after a perfect BDSM Dom/sub session is then very much in love with the guy that paddles her past the "Ting, Tang" point of it stinging to the "walla, walla" part of enjoying it! and then "Bing, bang" she loves you! Think of this next time you are at a little kids birthday party and they are playing it and get that gleem in your eye as you look at the girl you wanna go somplace and paddle into submission and your heart! Scotty |
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| The Trashmen – Surfin' Bird Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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This is one of those dual meaning songs. As has been said, it is about giving the middle finger because at that time in American history a teen could get busted by juvenile authorities for flipping the bird to any adult. So "the bird id the word" was a cry to end the unlawful and un-Constitutional locking up of a minor by just ANY adult saying that they had done this! It was often used as a way for a Christian fundamentalist to punish a gay child (often even their own). The second meaning is that the song is abut Masterbation because also at that time to say the word "Cock" not in a reference to a male chicken was a crime too! (remember the 7 words you could not say on TV?) and if you listen to the pace of the song, the rumbling growling part, and watch the stage show of it (it's on YouTube) you see the guy going down ral low (as in getting to the short strokes) and then the mumble grumble growl babble as he emulates coming and then strutting around non-stop in a circle (Emulating the pride of the first to come in the circle jerk) and the pop up and all the excited flustering strut off stage! BOTH meanings are quite true! As a side note this is one of the three songs used several times in the radio challenges of "What do these three songs have in common" along with Turning Japanese by the Vapors and "Relax" by Frankie Goes to Hollywood which are both quite obviously about masturbation! So The Bird actually IS the word! Scotty |
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| Chaka Khan – I Feel for You Lyrics | 5 years ago |
| Yes it was Stevie Wonder assisting with several spots on the song, but mainly the harmonica! And this was a liberating song for a woman to say that she could want and enjoy something that was based in being physically attracted! (as a side note Chaka was quite the Dominatrix!) This is about the guys wanting to look perfect and toned to win her desires for their physical appearance! Quite the reversal for most guys! | |
| Jermaine Stewart – We Dont Have To Take Our Clothes Off Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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Yes it was about the AIDS crisis, but it was also the "theme song" to being a gay guy still totally closeted and just trying to get a girl to be his beard (straight cover) so he can go out to the clubs and check out the other guys! Scotty |
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| Aretha Franklin – Who's Zoomin' Who? Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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Lyric correction: It is NOT "The fish jumped off the hook, didn't it boy?" Correct is "The fish jumped ON the hook, now didn't I boy!" |
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| Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart – I wonder what she's doing tonight? Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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And this is a great song with the message that you might want to think a bit deeper about that idea to just have a "friends with benefits" relationship with someone that you might later wish that you had put the effort into a real and full relationship with! They might just go you "just for spite" and find that full relationship that they wanted that you weren't ready for! FWB is quite often the worst choice to make! |
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| Robert Parker (US) – Barefootin' Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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This song has a much deeper meaning than just "get up and dance"! This is a song from the black community to the black community durring the rise of the great industrial era of post WW2. This was a call to the more afluent northern black people to reach out to their poorer southern people (the barefoot" south share cropper) to get them to join the northern blacks in the prosperity of the growing nation and step away from the Jim Crow south! Scotty |
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| Escape Club – Wild Wild West Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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This is a BDSM song. I have that direct fron Escape Club when they were at Mississippi Nights in StLouis and after the show spent many hours in MY Dungeon with some play babies! And the people named in the song are real and known! "Ronnie" is Ronnie Spectre a well know Dominatrix! "Sheriff" is also a well known Dom. Sorry to burst somany bubbles and erase so much innocence, but it's 100% BDSM! Scotty |
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| Hal Ketchum – Small Town Saturday Night Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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This song is making fun of the stupid rednecks of the midwest! (You know, all those Republican idiots that have such tiny narrow minds!) Yeah, the ones that think this song is so cute and about their little home town! Notice his reference to the "flat Earthers"! It's MAKING FUN of YOU STUPID PEOPLE! Truly a Trumpster Anthem! |
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| The Electric Prunes – I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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"Guy" didn' lose girl. The guy was in Vietnam and could not bear awakening from the dreams of the girl he loves and still loves him (as far as he knows). The writer said it was from a letter he got from a buddy tyhat was in country who wanted reasured that the girl still loved and missed him since he'd had no letters in weeks from her. This buddy then came home in satin as was said in that day, so his friend never got to write him back. (See Knights in White Satin") So only vets serving in actual war will ever understand all the meaning in "I had too much to Dream"! Scotty |
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| The Electric Prunes – I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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This song is from my era. It is another Vietnam song. The guy doesn't want to face waking up again in country without the girl he loves! (As told by the writer in an interview, though I can't find it on the net right now!) It was based on a letter from a friend who was in country. The friend came home in white satin as the saying went then! (Dead) So it's a tribute to yet another "Knight in White Satin"! It's not quite as trivial as just a guy and girl broke up and now he regrets it. They never broke up, he was stolen from her by the war! Vets get it, others never will! Scotty |
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| The Electric Prunes – I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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This song is from my era. It is another Vietnam song. The guy doesn't want to face waking up again in country without the girl he loves! (As told by the writer in an interview, though I can't find it on the net right now!) It was based on a letter from a friend who was in country. The friend came home in white satin as the saying went then! (Dead) So it's a tribute to yet another "Knight in White Satin"! It's not quite as trivial as just a guy and girl broke up and now he regrets it. They never broke up, he was stolen from her by the war! Vets get it, others never will! Scotty |
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| We Five – You Were On My Mind Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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@[SharieP:29030] Sylvia litterally told the story of her situation with Gary and how he missed a recording date cos he got busted and that's when she spent the night sleeping alone in the bathtub crying and in the morning she realized that Gary wasn't going to go through her purse for money and go get some cos he was in jail. She walked out of his apartment after writing the song that morning and went to his best friend and band mate Ian crying and gave him the song. They left town together without Gary and had a wonderful life together including getting married and making a smash hit from the song! Scotty |
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| The Temptations – Cloud Nine Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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"Cloud Nine" was Heroin! He saw no life worth leading and had seen nothing of value from his childhood. Heroin gave him that rush of absolute "perfection" and the total escape from all reality. This is an upbeat song about the downbeat of ghetto life! It is a classic move to make the musical opposite of the lyrical in meanings. Many great hits are just exactly that, the opposite of the music! Makes me think of another song about heroin addiction that very few people ever get and think is a love song, so they have it played at their wedding reception! Check out: You were on my mind By Crispian St.Peters or by The We Five or by the original Ian and Sylvia (Sylvia wrote it and it was about Ian's band mate best buddy!) OR You really got a hold on me By the Miracles or by She and Him They are all about HEROIN. |
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| The Dazz Band – Let It Whip Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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This is a BDSM song! I can't understand how many people don't get what it's about! "We both are here tonight for fun, so let it whip!" How about I put you on my St Andrews Cross and show you how my Dragons Tail feels across your back? LoL |
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| Ray Stevens – Along Came Jones Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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Several lyrics are wrong in this. "a bad gunslinger name of Salty Sam was a chasin poor sweet sue" "He turned on the buzz saw!" "you shoulda seen what was goin on by the time that I got back!" There are lots of songs that seem to have wrong or missed lyrics here lately. (And sometimes the originally published liner notes within an album are not the same as the sung lyrics of a song on an album!) But of course "Salty Sam" is an incarnate of Snidley Whiplash, Dick Dasteredly, & Rotten Roy all rolled together! |
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| Rednex – Old Pop In An Oak Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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Ho absolutely funny that someone thought it wass about seeing her father in a coffin! It's a VERY old song about "poppin an oak"! It is about getting a hard on! Specifically a term used in the gay community is "poppin an oak" refering to rather quickly putting just the head of your penis in and out of the anus repestedly and quickly! Get it folks? You are "poppin an oak"! Hey straight guys, ask your girlfriend to let you try it with her bumm!!! You will love it, her not so much! LoL Now do you get the referrence to the "circlyn smoke? (As in the dark circle around the pinky pucker? I can't stop laughin that someone thought it was about seeing daddy in a coffin! Scotty (Famous for Poppin an Oak!) |
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| Billy Joel – We Didn't Start the Fire Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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@[DaniJ:27510] Think that through any? It starts on the year Billy Joel was born! AKA looking at evnts, things, and people that were controversies in HIS lifetime up to it's writing! Can you cite one thing that would have been before he was born, since it begins with his own birth year? Scotty |
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| Billy Joel – We Didn't Start the Fire Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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@[slagonia:27509] "EVIL" by a christian definition? Because NOTHING in this song refers to "EVIL" but to controversies of their times! The human mind of each individual is the ONLY source of what you refer to as "EVIL" so basically ALL evil is of your own minds creation of perspective! What one person might think of as an appropriate action another thinks of as "EVIL" take for example the act of circumcision! Now did you think of it as "EVIL"? Wait, did you only think of male circumcision or of female? Or did your religion define for you as to it being a "vow of devotion" as in the male circumcision being a "vow to Good" and a female circumcision as a mutilation of her reproductive organs? Do you see where the concept of an "EVIL" is of your own mind's construct? Scotty |
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| Billy Joel – We Didn't Start the Fire Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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@[commiebij:27508] Because "the fire" is human controversy and our addiction to it! All of the things, people, and events in the song were CONTROVERIES in their time and forwards in time! Controversy is not "EVIL" and evil has nothing to do with this song. So I have to wonder why it is a fixation in your mind? Has Christianity and their definitions of "evils" led you to think of everything not puppies, kittens, and your god as "Evil"? Please try to use a REAL open mind when diving into the meanings of song'sas music is the international conveyance of emotions as mathematics is the international conveyance of logic! (notice I did NOT say "language" but rather "conveyance"! Scotty |
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| Billy Joel – Keeping The Faith Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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This is another Billy Joel song with many historical markers (Much like "We didn't Start the Fire) as well as references to HIS actual life. He says "I'm not ashamed to say the wild boys were my friends" in reference both to the novel/film "The Wild Boys" and as that is about a gay gang it is his real life reference that he got his New York start in the gay community! (As in his bio-theme song Piano Man is about playing in a gay piano bar!) "Til the music set me on fire" refers to the Hendrix song "come on baby Light my Fire" as is shown by the official video having in the court gallery Jimmy Hendrix as he appeared at Woodstock. (I was there!) "Matador boots, only Flagg Brothers had them with the Cuban Heels" refers to the typical stage outfit of Sergio Mendez & Brazil 66 as well as bob Cuban and the in men and so much Cuban, Puerto Rican, and South American influence to some of the Billy Joel sound! (Also that the "upscale" shoe store for most stage wear was a store named "Flagg Brothers Shoes" in Brooklyn!) And again in the video we see a reference to "West Side Story" with a dance troupe routine from the play! The "Shark skin jacket with the velvet collar" is the reference to stage wear of Sha na na who did the referred to song "The Duke of Earl" The "Red haired girl in a Chevrolet" refers to Lucille Ball and her show "I Love Lucy" being sponsored by Chevrolet and that brought the Cuban sound to him as a child via Desi Arnez (I Love Lucy husband Ricky) The line "Learned how to dance and still look tough" refers to John Travolta in "Saturday Night Fever" as does the "stick ball" reference, etc. "Learned about sex, but not enough" is referring to the Aides crisis and those he lost in his life. Also the "good ole day weren't always that good, and tomorrow ain't as bad as it seems" refers to the hit TV show "Happy Days" and it showing that teen struggles are time/era universal. As I've said, this whole song is his strolls through the events and influences throughout his live up to then and that absorbing everything thrown at you is "keeping the Faith" in the music world. The video has so very many portrayals of icons that it is a whole presentation of it's own to compliment the song! Nowhere in the song does he reference The Supremes yet he shows them in their final stage outfit of gold lame when the judge says "that's not appropriate dress for a courtroom" Watch it and see if you can spot some music icons! Scotty |
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| Tommy James And The Shondells – I Think We're Alone Now Lyrics | 5 years ago |
| @[jkid1190:27123] I is truly about a "parents don'y approve" relationship. Because this song was originally written and done in the 1940's. It was done by a black female singer and was originally about a white boy and a black girl! So in that aspect I'm pretty sure most of the VERY RACIST 45 supporters would still "not approve"! | |
| The Hollies – Long Cool Woman In A Black Dress Lyrics | 5 years ago |
| @[BogFrog:27121] It was about a very specific raid on a club in New York City where a drag queen was the singer and a MOJOR distraction for the undercover fed that was watching a mob club! | |
| Sly And The Family Stone – Thank You Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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If you knew much about Sylvester (Sly)) you'd know this song is very much about BDSM. (Notice the part about the collar? Etc!) but I won't bother explaining all of the little references in the song because the vanilla world wouldn't understand and would get scared! Scotty |
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| Carl Douglas – Kung Fu Fighting Lyrics | 5 years ago |
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The meaning to the song was to make fun of all of the Martial Arts movies and TV shows that suddenly sprang to existence from Bruce Lee and his popularity in that time. (Especially since Bruce made his movies super cheap as a snark to the studio's that would not consider him a true "actor" just because he was oriental!) They even used two of the character's names from his movies! (Funky Billy Chin and Little Sammy Choung) so it's a spoof of a spoof about being RACIST targeted at the very huge midwestern RACIST white community! So it's like putting a quail into a chicken into a duck into a turkey into a goose! Also because a Black man was doing a song about a yellow man fooling the white man! If for no other great reason I shall always LOVE this song for playing on the RACISTS! Scotty |
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| Harry Belafonte – Jump in the Line (Shake, Senora) Lyrics | 5 years ago |
| This song is about a pimp in Jamaica getting guys to be next to his whore! (This according to Harry B!) and was to give light to the prostitution being done as slavery for all of the tourist boats coming to "enjoy" the amenities of their Caribbean cruise! | |
| Salt-N-Pepa – Push It Lyrics | 6 years ago |
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Ha Ha Ha! How come none of you know the meaning? It's about anal sex! Have you ever seen them perform it? And since "Salt" is VERY into anal sex they did a song about it. (There was an interview on Backpage from them about it. Listen to the song again and you'll get it. "Push it REAL good!" Scotty |
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| The Buggles – Video Killed the Radio Star Lyrics | 6 years ago |
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@weezerific:cutlery Some of the true irony is that it was the first video on MTV and as well the last video on MTV when they dropped the "radio style" VJ format and went to all of the reality shows and such. So even on MTV it "was the first, it was the last one!" Also this song was actually recorded five years before MTV began! Another fine Irony is that Mike from The Monkee's was the major funder and promoter of the beginning of MTV. Now here's the kicker, the song is about a time long before MTV when there were radio programs. Shows on the AM radio that were sound only plays written just for radio. They were the introduction of "Soap Opera's" that were sponsored by the laundry soap companies for the housewives to listen to while doing the housework, and especially the laundry and ironing! George Orwell was a VERY famous "Radio Star"! (Ever hear of his most famous ever radio shows called "The War of The worlds" which caused public panic all up and down the east coast when the listeners thought that it was an actual news report of Martians landing at a small town in Connecticut! Orwell even said several times that it was a fictional radio play during the live broadcast, but his writing and his performance was so very powerful that widespread panic broke out. The Television came into the American life and the "radio stars" were just voice overs for the cartoons because they didn't "look" like the characters they were so known for. The reference to '52 is about the man who discovered the FM (frequency modulation) that brought forth the TV signals whom committed suicide in 1952 after being driven to financial ruin by RCA who then produced the first TV sets and owned all of the earliest broadcast stations. ABC (American Broadcast Company) was wholly owned by RCA originally. Also a correct line is "put the blame on VTR (not VCR) because it was about radio to television and VTR is Video Tape Recording. Though the switch from music radio to MTV was partly due to the invention of the VCR and bands that would do a music video that could be bought just like their albums on vinyl! Also in 1964 through late 1965 a publishing group tried to bring back the "radio play" as an art form but again RCA bought them out and then killed it! (Find the old recording of "ChickenMan" Mild mannered shoe salesman Benton Harbour who was secretly a superhero! (With of course the ironic reference to Benton Harbor Michigan where they were from!) As another bit of irony the same thing happened in the silver screen movie industry when silent movie stars couldn't make the switch to talkies because their voices and accents prevented them from the switch. (reference the success of Bette Davis who made the change and several of the bombshell girls of that era that couldn't because of their accents or even a couple whom spoke very little English!) So yes it is about the irony of how each entertainment technology takes over from the previous. That is why Mike himself chose this five year old not much known song for the FIRST video on MTV and why the later CEO of MTV when changing the format made it also the LAST song on the VJ format! The song is about the change of technology and the irony of being a "STAR" isolated in one technology or adapting to the change! Scotty |
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| Dixie Cups – Iko Iko Lyrics | 6 years ago |
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My daddy an yo daddy drinkin buildin fires My daddy catch you daddy, they fall into da fire! Talka now, hey now. eah now, iko IKO, whan nee, Chuck-a-moe Fenah hey! See tha man all dressed in black, iko IKO whan nah He take you away, you nevah come back, Chock-a-moe Phenah hey! |
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| Gloria Gaynor – I Will Survive Lyrics | 6 years ago |
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My FIRST gay thanksgiving (Coming Out Day 10/11/1981) was just me and 4 friends. My largest Gay Thanksgiving was 42 people all over my house and back yard! And I will provide Gay Thanksgiving for any discarded (gay orphan) person for the rest of my life, cause I'm savin all my love for someone lovin ME! Scotty |
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| Gloria Gaynor – I Will Survive Lyrics | 6 years ago |
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Just so everyone knows the REAL meaning behind the song: It's about someone who's parents disowned him when they found out in his college years that he was gay and "cut him off" from all love, compassion, and tuition! But he didn't ask for their keys to his apartment and when they think that later when he is a success that they will "mend fences" and he says "So now you just dropped in and expect me to be free? Well now I'm saving ALL my love for someone who's lovin me!" Think before you let your religion tell you to discard your own child for their "standards" of whom to love! Scotty |
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| Gloria Gaynor – I Will Survive Lyrics | 6 years ago |
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Another of those great GAY ANTHEM songs from "in the basket"! But then all those str8 people will never understand, it's a gay thing! Always love the songs from "in the basket"! Scotty |
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| Toto – Africa Lyrics | 6 years ago |
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This song just makes me remember the time I was undercover in Africa and got malaria. And that a decade later my daughter walked the exact same trail and also caught malaria. The trail to Timbuktu. (often pronounced "ten buck two") But of course I could never tell her about my trip when she told me all the great adventure she had! Scotty |
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| Laura Branigan – Gloria Lyrics | 6 years ago |
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@[eduardo_ota:25985] Why can't Xtians just look for their religious overtones and undertones in the hymnals? Do youREALLY need for every song to be about your religion? Guess what? They are not! Scotty |
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| KC & The Sunshine Band – Thats the Way (I Like It) Lyrics | 6 years ago |
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Harry Wayne Casey was the most sexy wgite boy to ever hit the SOUL SCENE! And his momma was French so he wasn't raised with the typical ignorant racism. He just liked black girls! (And they REALLY liked him!) Trivia: The song "Play that Funky music, White boy" was written about Harry Wayne Casey! There's much more "Funky" music from KC & the Sunshine Band, but his was the one for the white radio play! Scotty |
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| Paul Simon – 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover Lyrics | 6 years ago |
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And it's based on a song from 1945 about how to have sex without getting a girl pregnant. (for WW2 GI's overseas) That song said "just slip in the back, Jack. Right in her hands Stan. Between her breasts, Fred. And get home free! It was about how many foreign women would seduce a US Military guy and get pregnant so he would marry her and she could come to the USA.. Around the Philippines girls would use a piece of paper laid on your dog tags and rub a pencil on it to "copy" your Id and then have a named "baby's daddy"! Now those would be called "anchor babies" but then they were called "my cousin" or "my older brother" by lots of people. Don't hate anyone who just want to escape whatever bad living situation they are in. Most of those women became great American housewives to the men who married them! Scotty |
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| Paul Simon – 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover Lyrics | 6 years ago |
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And it's based on a song from 1945 about how to have sex without getting a girl pregnant. (for WW2 GI's overseas) That song said "just slip in the back, Jack. Right in her hands Stan. Between her breasts, Fred. And get home free! It was about how many foreign women would seduce a US Military guy and get pregnant so he would marry her and she could come to the USA.. Around the Philippines girls would use a piece of paper laid on your dog tags and rub a pencil on it to "copy" your Id and then have a named "baby's daddy"! Now those would be called "anchor babies" but then they were called "my cousin" or "my older brother" by lots of people. Don't hate anyone who just want to escape whatever bad living situation they are in. Most of those women became great American housewives to the men who married them! Scotty |
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| Dead or Alive – You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) Lyrics | 6 years ago |
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Just so everyone knows: The term "Dead or Alive" refers to having AIDS in the 80's. and just because the guy you were dancing with said "Alive" didn't mean that he was negative, just that he hadn't been sick yet! Prolly changes lots of str8 peoples thoughts on the bands name! Scotty |
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| Dead or Alive – You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) Lyrics | 6 years ago |
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The verses that they didn't put on the public 12" singles were very VERY descriptive! It is truly about the typical back room at the gay club hook up that one guy wants to be something more! And in the clubz version it DOES say "now drop down on your knee's and watch out, here I COME! Now spin me right round, right baby round for the record baby. Right round!" It's ALL about the time in the dark room (back room) at the gay club! As a side note, I remember all that 80's dark room sex at a club in East StLouis called "Faces"! I'll never see chain link fencing in quite the same way as str8 people do! And I'm glad! Everyone thought that AIDS would bring an instant end to the gay sexual revolution. When you know any day could be the end of your life you don't STOP having fun, you go try to get 50 years of fun into every weekend! Republicans will NEVER understand! Scotty |
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| Dire Straits – Money For Nothing Lyrics | 6 years ago |
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They dropped the verse that made Michael Jackson's manager try a lawsuit against them! "Now who's that faggot with the ear rings and the makeup? Yeah buddy, that's his own hair? The little faggot's got his own jet airplane! The little faggot is a millionaire!" Scotty |
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