This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
I'm sweet sixteen and I’ve never been kissed Keep myself to myself when I’m feeling like this And I know what I want I said right her face Honey why you always get so serious
Became, Because
I'm feeling better I'm feeling better now I'll take one last look and then We’ll say goodbye to the bright lights of china town Because we wont see them again
I wrote a letter just thought I’d let you know A thousand miles from home But then the girls who dance at the death disco And I came in on my own
Became, Because
So turn the TV on with the sound down again In the year I was born I was named But no two situations are ever the same I've got secrets while you've just got cigarettes
I'm sweet sixteen and I’ve never been kissed Keep myself to myself when I'm feeling like this And I know what I want I said right to her face Honey why you always get so serious
Became, Because
I'm sweet sixteen and I’ve Never been kissed, never kissed
Became, Because
I'm feeling better I'm feeling better now I'll take one last look and then We’ll say goodbye to the bright lights of china town Because we wont see them again
I wrote a letter just thought I’d let you know A thousand miles from home But then the girls who dance at the death disco And I came in on my own
Became, Because
So turn the TV on with the sound down again In the year I was born I was named But no two situations are ever the same I've got secrets while you've just got cigarettes
I'm sweet sixteen and I’ve never been kissed Keep myself to myself when I'm feeling like this And I know what I want I said right to her face Honey why you always get so serious
Became, Because
I'm sweet sixteen and I’ve Never been kissed, never kissed
Lyrics submitted by _Bec_
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Page
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the actual lyrics are:
You'd look good as a teenage mother
I'm sweet sixteen and I've never been kissed Keep myself to myself when I'm feeling like this And I ktold her I would I said right her face Honey why you always act so serious
Because, Became
I'm feeling better I'm feeling better now I'll take one last look and then You say goodbye to the bright lights of Chinatown You ain't go see them again
I wrote a letter just thought I'd let you know A thousand miles from home But then the girls who dance at the death disco - And I come in on my own
Became [x5] Because [x5] Became [x5] Because [x2]
I'm feeling better I'm feeling better now I'll take one last look and then You say goodbye to the bright lights of Chinatown You ain't go see them No! You ain't gon see them again
TV on Put the TV on with the sound down again In the year I was born, and the year I was named But no two situations are ever the same I've got secrets while you've just got cigarettes
I'm sweet sixteen and I've never been kissed Keep myself to myself when I'm feeling like this And I told her I would, I said right to her face Honey why you always get so serious?!
Because, Became Because, Became, Became!
I'm sweet sixteen and I've never been kissed, I'm sweet sixteen and I've never been kissed, I'm sweet sixteen and I've never been kissed, Never kissed Never kissed Never kissed Never kissed No!