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.
Glad you made it
Welcome to the farm
Who's your daddy?
I'm your daddy now
I'm here seeking only what I need
In your mind is where I'll plant my seed
It's for sure
Let me keep you in this place
You'll be better off this way
I will keep you warm and safe
You'll be better off this way
You'll learn to love the price you pay
Trust me dear you're better off this way
Put to bed the son and sister moon
I'll be hiding in your dirty room
I'll go there seeking only what I need
La di da will stay there till we bleed
It's for sure
Let me keep you in this place
You'll be better off this way
I will keep you warm and safe
You'll be better off this way
Will not wake you from your sleep
Leave you wandering counting sheep
No more saddened sunshine days
Trust me dear you're better off this way
You'll be selling books at the airport
Welcome to the farm
Who's your daddy?
I'm your daddy now
I'm here seeking only what I need
In your mind is where I'll plant my seed
It's for sure
Let me keep you in this place
You'll be better off this way
I will keep you warm and safe
You'll be better off this way
You'll learn to love the price you pay
Trust me dear you're better off this way
Put to bed the son and sister moon
I'll be hiding in your dirty room
I'll go there seeking only what I need
La di da will stay there till we bleed
It's for sure
Let me keep you in this place
You'll be better off this way
I will keep you warm and safe
You'll be better off this way
Will not wake you from your sleep
Leave you wandering counting sheep
No more saddened sunshine days
Trust me dear you're better off this way
You'll be selling books at the airport
Lyrics submitted by magicnudiesuit
Airport Song Lyrics as written by Brian Rosenworcel Adam Gardner
Lyrics © Wixen Music Publishing
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I mean...seriously...
someone really needs to explain this song to me...
This song has always creeped me out. Guster is my favorite band, hands down, but man, this song gets under my skin. For some reason I always thought it was about someone being raped and made to keep silent, even though that clearly doesn't make sense with what anyone has talked aobut, and isn't true I guess. Anyway, I saw them in Rochester 2 weeks ago and when they played this they used that creepy devil voice machine to 'sing' half of it and I was nearly in tears. Other than that, the whole thing was amazing and I was at the front of the crowd. The bassist, what's his name?, laughed at me when I looked really shocked about the devil voice and I felt special (and embarrassed) that he noticed me, until I saw him giving real creepy sexual eyes at many other females around the front. <br /> <br /> So that was random and non-constructive, but thought I'd share! <br /> <br /> YAAAY GUSTERRRR
i think it's about someone taking complete care or even custody of someone against their willpower, maybe in a relationship like when he says, "I'm here seeking only what I need, In your mind is where ill plant my seed" like hes' trying to make whoever think like he does. He's trying to justify his reasoning by saying it's better off this way or else you could somewhere else doing something obsucre like "selling books at the airport"
i could be completely wrong though, if someone has a better idea, i'm all ears, and i'm sure Rebecca is just as interested
this song is about joining a cult. havent you ever seen those weird folks selling books at the airport.
or that too, i never thought of it that way
i like the ping-pong game that you can hear at the end... completely random, and wonderful.
This songs just awesome! I have no clue what its about, but I love to just hear it!
lol, I never really realized that there was a ping-pong game going on in the background, haha, that's funny.
if you go to a guster show, die hard fans sometimes thow ping-pong balls on the stage at the end of this song, it's on of many cool guster traditions