| Gwen Stefani – Luxurious Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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the parts in french as far as i can tell go something like Beginning: C'est pas possible cet amour C'est incroyable Tu me fait transpirer C'est parfait Ending: Tu es si jolie, c'est pas possible C'est jamais assez, c'est jamais assez Tu me fais plein Toutes les choses... tu me fais sentir C'est parfait Je suis plein de toi Which are basically some awkward translations of English love phrases that can be translated as Beginning: This love isn't possible It's incredible You make me sigh It's perfect End: You're so pretty, it isn't possible It's never enough, it's never enough You make me full* All the things... you make me feel It's perfect I am full* of you Please correct me if you think he says something different * Full as in "No thanks, I'm full, I already ate." Told you it was a bad translation of English phrases and he probably meant, "You make me complete" or something. |
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| The White Stripes – I'm Bound to Pack It Up Lyrics | 19 years ago |
| Has been my favorite song from the White Stripes since I first heard it. As Anarchy_Insane has already noted, the great thing about this song is that the feeling it evokes is independent of context - I've definitely felt I could relate to this song at various points in my life when I've had to (physically) move on from one place to another, leaving people behind (though not necessarily permanently). | |
| The White Stripes – Sugar Never Tasted So Good Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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I disagree with Joshua_Can_Funk. I think there are some hints that the relationship turned sexual prematurely ("I felt just like a baby / Until I held a baby") but I agree with the way many of the other commenters have interpreted the song: a relationship that started off well and ended badly. "Sugar never tasted so good" before the relationship, but by the end of it "Water never tasted so good." I think the relationship started off very affectionate and (though many would probably disagree, since only two lines of the song support this) this might have even led to having a baby ("I felt just like a baby / Until I held a baby" - meaning he was still young and immature and was forced to come to terms with fatherhood). Obviously, the theme of immaturity is present throughout the song ("And her mind like a daisy's* / Oh how my mind gets lazy / I must've been foolish not to see). So, I would say the song is a bout a relationship between two people who were not ready for the responsibilities it brought about, and the way it ended badly. * The lyrics displayed here are incorrect, if you listen closely to the song, he says "daisy's" not "daisy" |
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| Maroon 5 – This Love Lyrics | 21 years ago |
| I'm pretty sure the song is about a man who really does love this girl, but he can't take her back because he doesn't want to deal with the heartache she causes him everytime he takes her back when she leaves him---she's more interested in their sexual relationship than the emotional aspect of it, so she leaves whenever she gets bored. | |
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