Smell your skin
Feel your breath
You on my side
I couldn't resist

I hope I'll understand some day
What's the meaning of this crazy game
It is real and pure

T.N.T. for the brain

If there's no pain
Rules are still the same
I'm with you, just lead me
I'm ready to play

T.N.T. for the brain

Don't be scared and have no fear
I will show you what it means

If there's no pain
Rules are still the same
I'm with you, just lead me
I'm ready to play

T.N.T. for the brain

What you feel is insane
It is love and not a game
T.N.T. for the brain


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    My Interpretation

    This song makes me think about something that I see a lot of in lyrics from Joy Division and The Cure. It's the craziness of what Robert Smith calls "a stupid game" in Let's Go to Bed - love. There seems to be no sense to it; "I hope I'll understand some day what's the meaning of this crazy game", "what you feel is insane". This song then moves into a part where, as I take it, the speaker is pretending that it does make sense and that that lends him sexual confidence.

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