| Thrice – Stare At The Sun Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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When Alexander the Great was 12 his father bought a horse, Bucephalus, which seemed to be skittish and impossible to train. Young Alexander realised that the horse was afraid of its own shadow. He turned Bucephalus to look at the sun, so it couldn't see its shadow. That horse went on to carry Alexander through his great conquests of the Persian Empire and beyond, finally dying of wounds sustained in Alex's final battle at the Hydaspes River in 326BC. I don't think this song is about Alexander the Great. |
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| Huey Lewis and the News – The Power Of Love Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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This song pwns Nothing more to say |
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| Avril Lavigne – Mobile Lyrics | 19 years ago |
| I think in this song she's imagining what life would be like as a Nokia phone, Or maybe having a Nokia phone, I really can't tell - the allegory runs so deep. | |
| Avril Lavigne – I Don't Give a Damn Lyrics | 19 years ago |
| I read somewhere that this song is about how much she loves Cannibal Corpse | |
| Avril Lavigne – Nobody's Home Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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I think this song is about living with someone who hogs the bathroom You know, the line about having 'nowhere to go', 'go' obviously being a euphemism for a bowel movement. The bit 'open your eyes and look outside' is about biting the bullet and going out to the woods to pinch off a loaf. |
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| Avril Lavigne – My Happy Ending Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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It's pretty obvious what this song's about, it's all in the title It's about somone who went for a massage, and didn't get a 'happy ending' and now they feel ripped off I know I'd be furious if it happened to me |
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| Propagandhi – Fixed Frequencies Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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I believe it's drawing comparison between the ongoing territorial struggles in the Middle East (and perhaps elsewhere?) with the European 'settlement' of North America - 'Manifest Destiny' indeed! Basically from the point of view of, say, an aggressive Arab sheik with an eye for 'Lebensraum', it's saying to the US 'if, 500 years ago, you could invade an already-settled area, commit mass genocide, pretty much annihilate the indigenous population - and then spend the next half-millenium trying to justify your actions to the rest of the world Why can't we?' |
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