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| At the Drive-In – Metronome Arthritis Lyrics
| 21 years ago
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i think the last lines of the song are recurring thoughts by someone who has just committed a crime, constantly thinking about whether someone will find out, the "we'll find you" part is kind of like having a nightmare about being caught |
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| At the Drive-In – Hourglass Lyrics
| 21 years ago
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it's obviously jim singing the song, and if you've ever seen sparta live, you've probably seen them play this song as well |
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| At the Drive-In – Heliotrope Lyrics
| 21 years ago
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i don't think at the drive-in would write a song about health care being they are not based on any specific political agenda |
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| At the Drive-In – Enfilade Lyrics
| 21 years ago
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about the x-men theme, i think the lead during the break is possibly note-for-note, but the other instruments are playing something different |
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| At the Drive-In – Chanbara Lyrics
| 21 years ago
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de facto means in reality...like during the time of segregation in the US, laws were put in to stop segregation, but de facto segregation still occured (in reality, segregation was still taking place as laws can't always deter the mindsets of the people) |
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| At the Drive-In – Arcarsenal Lyrics
| 21 years ago
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this song obviously isn't about the war in iraq, and if they had written a song about the war, they would most likely be against it (the mars volta had saul williams read anti-bush/anti-war poetry before each of their performances during the time of the war)
and by the way, the saudi arabia dictators are A LOT worse than saddam in almost every way (read articles by any major publication and they will concur) but saudi happens to be oil buddies with the US, so there is no way the US would go to war with them to "liberate" their people |
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| At the Drive-In – 198d Lyrics
| 21 years ago
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actually, it was said in an interview that this song was written by tony, the drummer, and is about his grandmother...his family is from lebanon and so many people have died in the conflicts there in the past century that their gravestones are marked with numbers and not names, somewhat implying the insignificance of human life, his grandmother's gravestone was 198d |
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