| Joy Division – New Dawn Fades Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| this is re change changing everything, creating contradictions particularly in a relationship. | |
| Joy Division – Candidate Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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cool comment. politics may just be a front which itself is a whole new meaning. re politics, it's like campaigning for some government program or propaganda or something, but historically debunked. thus, efforts useless. on a personal level, despite all you've done, you've been dumped. |
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| Joy Division – Shadowplay Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| 'assassins' like ones who get the life out of you, 'let them use you for their own ends', 'use' as in women treated like objects and 'their own ends' in the process, killing their own morality through pleasures. | |
| Joy Division – Shadowplay Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| 'assassins' like ones who get the life out of you, 'let them use you for their own ends', 'use' as in women treated like objects and 'their own ends' in the process, killing their own morality through pleasures. | |
| Joy Division – Shadowplay Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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i see it about prostitution, probably some young pretty girl ian liked but was into it maybe because of poverty and there's nothing he can do about it. "To the centre of the city in the night, waiting for you To the centre of the city in the night, waiting for you" 'to the centre of the city' is most repeated, like the commercial or red light district. though seem about sex, it's more about poverty. |
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| Joy Division – Shadowplay Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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i see it about prostitution, probably some young pretty girl ian liked but was into it maybe because of poverty and there's nothing he can do about it. "To the centre of the city in the night, waiting for you To the centre of the city in the night, waiting for you" 'to the centre of the city' is most repeated, like the commercial or red light district. though seem about sex, it's more about poverty. |
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| Joy Division – Isolation Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| isolation repeatedly, like 'why don't you help me out here?' | |
| Joy Division – Isolation Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| isolation repeatedly, like 'why don't you help me out here?' | |
| Joy Division – Isolation Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| i imagine this god just being the observer, isolating himself all for self-preservation. 'mother' or supposedly an entity with higher moral ascendancy, man showing off, amidst hardships, he stays within the accepted bounds of good. | |
| Joy Division – A Means To An End Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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i'd really like to believe that this is about relationships brought apart by conditions, with one place all full of shit and temptations, the other hoping that they could keep up. but i hate to even ponder that this refers to hitler. |
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| Joy Division – Disorder Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| well after seeing the 'control' movie, i can say it's about being betrayed by a woman you love. though, the story didn't show anything like that, it may be imaginary or plain self-rationalization. supposedly the woman has some peers influencing her. | |
| New Order – Temptation Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| obsession | |
| Morrissey – America Is Not The World Lyrics | 18 years ago |
| when he says America, he's talking about those who control it. | |
| Morrissey – America Is Not The World Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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"America your head's too big, Because America, Your belly's too big ... " - greed, politically its imperialistic practices, controlling country governments who are supposed to be independent, big belly for profits and sources of cheap raw materials for its big industries. "The land of the free, they said, And of opportunity, In a just and a truthful way But where the president, Is never black, female or gay, ..." - trying to be the bastion of democracy to the world, waging wars against those he declare as authoritarian, though history has shown its support to dictatorships which America benefits; democratic though discrimination is still prevalent, in short lip service, propaganda-value democracy, deception, etc. "In America, It brought you the hamburger, Well America you know where, You can shove your hamburger ..." - can be about vegetarianism, but generally not just hamburgers, it's colonial rule, more on cultural domination, like though there are some countries who are not natural on burgers or any American commodity, the western media, the all-out propaganda machinery dictates people from different societies to "eat hamburgers" or use American goods, as they are marketed as of better quality compared to their local products. "And I, I have got nothing, To offer you No-no-no-no-no Just this heart deep and true, Which you say you don't need ..." - America says "the hell with your hospitality, I need huge profits". or "your warm welcome is good but I need cash" "I love you" - as America has dominated the world for a long time, and people got used to American culture, system, etc., "I love you" because they have already dug up a deep root to every people, or "I love you" because I don't want you to kill me. |
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