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| Kanye West – Touch The Sky Lyrics
| 19 years ago
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No, the guy that is feautured on the song, Lupe Fiasco... I guess Kanye West has the first verses and the he has the third.
And Move on up with Curtis Mayfield, which is sampled, is wonderful song needless to say. |
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| Thomas Dybdahl – Life here is gold Lyrics
| 19 years ago
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Wonderful song... For me, it is about always having a safe place which you can return to no matter what happens, and especialy where your parents are... Kinda represents me right now:) |
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| Kanye West – Gold Digger (George Bush Remix) Lyrics
| 19 years ago
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I would say he speaks his opinion, and I think it is pretty neglecting to say that they are just stupid things, since he has a political message in many of his songs, that in his eyes are true.
And there are many places here where lyrics not written by the artist is on the artist page, of various reasons, IME... |
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| Kanye West – Gold Digger Lyrics
| 19 years ago
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And who said it has to be? Do they even try?... I would say that the idea of the first hip-hop was to deliver a message without to much complications, and well even if Kanye West might not always write the most serious lyrics, they are kinda fun to listen at. Which in my opinion cannot be said about many of the major hip-hop artists of these times... |
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| Ladytron – Seventeen Lyrics
| 19 years ago
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I thougth about the modelling industry first as well, but then I heard an interview with them and say that it wasn't about that, but they wouldn't say what it really was about... so I don't know:) |
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| Bruce Springsteen – The Ghost Of Tom Joad Lyrics
| 19 years ago
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I would say that the term New World Order is connected to the way the world has turned since the times the book Grapes of Wrath, which is the main theme in this song, was written. I would say he mean that the new world order is the place where you got be someone to mean something, not just be you, and you can't survive as a sole farmer. All of the lyrics match with the book, I would say with the talk of the preacher, and his goodbye to his mom which is described in similar words as it is in the book.
I would say this is about a modern Tom Joad.
And read the book, it is really good:) And junips version as well, if you can get hold of it. |
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| Iron & Wine – He Lays in the Reins Lyrics
| 19 years ago
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Well, as for a new turn for iron and wine, with spanish and stuff, i would contribute that to calexico, who are kinda spanish influenced....
Wonderful song anyway, blew my mind away the first time I heard it. That record is one hell of a good one, they make a good mix. |
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