@[Diderik:33655] "Your a holiday!" Was a popular term used in the 50s/60s to compliment someone on their all around. For example, not only are they beautiful, but they are fun and kind too ... just an all around "holiday".
I think your first comment is closer to being accurate. The singer/song writers state "Millions of eyes can see, yet why am i so blind!? When the someone else is me, its unkind its unkind". I believe hes referring to the girl toying with him and using him. He wants something deeper with her, thats why he allows himself to be as a puppet (even though for her fun and games) as long as it makes her happy. But he knows deep down that she doesnt really want to be serious with him and thats what makes him.
In the name of GWAR, in the name of love
In the name of the blood dripping out of the sun
I call out your God, till before me he stands
But don't send me Jesus, he's only a man
Meat Sandwich!!!
I have come as a feral thing, clutching at your bloated underbelly
Let the agony, of the is to be
Be the shrieks, the warnings of the death screams
Pummeling the wretched, crushing the defiler
Pummeling the wretched-aye!
Slay them all let them come, let them come, let them come
They've come for
Meat Sandwich (crucify)
I have come as a feral thing, snapping at your bloated underbelly
To crucify, shrieks of the crucified
Let the agony, of the is to be
Be the shrieks, the warning of the death screams
Pummeling the wretched (you know who)
Crushing the defiler (you know who you are)
Pummeling the wretched-aye! (you know who)
Slay them all let them come, let them come, let them come
They come for
Meat Sandwich!
In the name of the blood dripping out of the sun
I call out your God, till before me he stands
But don't send me Jesus, he's only a man
Meat Sandwich!!!
I have come as a feral thing, clutching at your bloated underbelly
Let the agony, of the is to be
Be the shrieks, the warnings of the death screams
Pummeling the wretched, crushing the defiler
Pummeling the wretched-aye!
Slay them all let them come, let them come, let them come
They've come for
Meat Sandwich (crucify)
I have come as a feral thing, snapping at your bloated underbelly
To crucify, shrieks of the crucified
Let the agony, of the is to be
Be the shrieks, the warning of the death screams
Pummeling the wretched (you know who)
Crushing the defiler (you know who you are)
Pummeling the wretched-aye! (you know who)
Slay them all let them come, let them come, let them come
They come for
Meat Sandwich!
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Meat Sandwich Lyrics as written by C. Orr B. Roberts
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mmm meatsandwich and its a awsome song too i give the song a 10 thumbs up if i had that many thumbs and no offense to the punks but the new punk music sucks its all emo like anyway GWAR RULES!!!!
emo sucks dillywank
its kind of like the time i was hungry in my sleep and i yelled out MEAT SANDWICH and woke everyone up in my house.
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Haha, this song rocks everything.
Does anyone Actually Care one way or the other??
Billabong Punk? Man Ill bet you have colored hair, and wear your hat sideways. Shit thats punk man. GO BLINK, Yeah.!!!!1!
hah gotta love the pseudo-punks
Gwar is NOT punk what so ever if they were punk i would kill...millions of people they are like shock rock err something like that defantely NOT punk
gwar is closest to thrash/comedy type joke, they rock ass though, new genre crash??? trashedy??? something like that, a little punk too, in fact, gwar =music seeing as they have everything, even a couple of genuine good songs, not just cool ones
plus, anyone who badmouths GWAR just wishes they were even half as cool