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| The Smiths – How Soon Is Now? Lyrics
| 21 years ago
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Morrissey is neither bi or homo or hetero, he is what is kown as the fourth sex. WHich means he doesnt consider gendeer, only emotions. |
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| Nine Inch Nails – Head Like a Hole Lyrics
| 21 years ago
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hmm...the whole religious capitalist oligarchy thinggy makes sense. Still I think it is intentially written in a dualistic way. The song can also be interpeted as someone giving and receiving a blow-job.
No wonder people like to have sex to it.
Cheers |
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| Interpol – Evil Lyrics
| 21 years ago
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hey i agree with x_miss_red_head_x, if u look at it that way there are also amazing parrallels to the book "The Outsider" by A. Camus. The book depicts the live of a man who refused to lie and was hence punished by society not for his murder but rather because he didn't cry at his mothers funeral. Many lines reflect similarities: "Sensitive to fate, not denial", "Right will take you places
Yea maybe to the beach", "I spent a life span with no cellmate " basically the whole song...holy shit! |
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| Interpol – Obstacle 1 Lyrics
| 21 years ago
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"Her stories are boring and stuff." It's a great line! It just emphasizes that really he doesn't want to talk, he wants more! he is sick of listening and waiting. |
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| The Smiths – How Soon Is Now? Lyrics
| 21 years ago
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Its a song about taking claim at the world, the speaker is so shy to the point where it becomes offensive. The song is not as gloomy as it may seem, what the speaker is really dong is saying: Hey I NEED to be loved so wher is my piece of cake!?" There is no point going to the club, u wont find anyone there anyway. He is the son and the heir of "love" which is nothing in particular as its "just like everybody else".
Thats how i see it.
THe greatness in Morrissey lyrics is exactly this universality of interpretations and lack of gender etc. He wrote with everyone in mind. |
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| The Smiths – Ask Lyrics
| 21 years ago
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It's about breaking down sexual barriers. "nature is a language can't yuo raed" is a reference to poeples misinterpretations of sex and love. Morrissey is trying to say that love and sex has no gender only emotions and feelings --> nature. He is saying raed what ur body your nature is telling you. The bomb is symbolic for destroying those barriers. |
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