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| Hole – Burn Black Lyrics
| 23 years ago
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more like courtney love is so obsessed with money that she'd kill her own husband
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| Bad Religion – Sorrow Lyrics
| 23 years ago
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yea, i first heard this song WAY back in november when i was on a family trip in hawaii. it REALLY surprised me when i heard them on the radio. And i think Edo is right, theyll be fine, they sold out but have reinvented themselves on more than one occassion. They are such a good band with immaculate lyrics I dont think they can be surpassed, even if they do sell out.
Anyway, I heard this song was written about the struggles between Greg and his father. But i think it might have a double meaning. In 'Metal Hammer' a uk punk and metal magazine they had an interview with Greg and Mr. Brett and Mr. Brett said that this song was about the biblical story of 'Job', in this story Satan bet god that there was no man who wouldn't surrender his faith ('Just to settle a bet that could not be won, between a prideful father and his son' from what I understand of Christianity Satan was created by god then cast out of heaven into hell i.e. god is Satan's 'father') but after huge suffering Job still refused to betray his faith and was rewarded by god. To quote Brett: 'The easiest way to summarize 'Sorrow' is that it is very difficult to account for suffering in the world from a theological perspective...My interpretation of the story of Job is that it doesn't matter how good you are , the universe doesn't run on the merit system. In other words its impossible to justify the suffering in the world with the existence of a god. The story of Job is the archetypal sad story. It's the saddest story ever told, it deals with the biggest question: why is there so much sorrow? Why is there so much pain in the world? I wanted to tackle the subject without trivializing it' I hope this is of some help, Barney." |
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| The Jealous Sound – Priceless Lyrics
| 23 years ago
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not to cause a ruckus, but clearing up things may not be all that easy when you have the wrong facts. Only Blair Shehan was part of Knapsack. Pedro Benito (guitarist) was formerly of Sunday's Best, Michel Bravine (drummer) was formerly of the Killingtons and John McGinnis, formerly of Neither Trumpets Nor Drums, on bass.
but yea, this band is great. and they have awesome lyrics and a totally unique sound. |
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