| Lady GaGa – Just Dance Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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Basically drugging a girl's drink so she has no memory of what happened the next morning. There's tons of drugs that can be used to lower inhibitions and blur memory. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_rape |
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| Lady GaGa – Just Dance Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| Really? No one else thought date rape and roofies? Sure, Lady Gaga said herself it is about dancing through the party. But still, when I get drunk to the point of losing my keys and not knowing how my shirt turned inside out I usually don't feel like dancing. I feel like getting date raped. | |
| Lodger – I Would Like to Fulfill Your Dreams Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| I have to agree with Lodgerock on the "dry fags, red lights" line. Dry fags being dry cigarettes and red lights referring to hookers who "leave the red light on" (See Roxanne and brothels around the world). | |
| Lodger – Siamese Cats Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| Thanks, I made changed accordingly, but "My lousy book" sounds more like "My lousy pub" | |
| Lodger – Nostalgia Lyrics | 17 years ago |
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I think you missed "Bosoms were real" "Diminer" should be "demeanor" which means a way a person acts. |
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| Lodger – Friends Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| So yeah. I had a very very very hard time interpreting the last two lines of the first verse. If anyone could help, that would be great. Also if the rest of the lyrics are wrong :P | |
| Lodger – Whatever the Weather Lyrics | 17 years ago |
| Thanks. I have some trouble understanding the lyrics :x I think that the "sight of youth" is wrong. I can't interpret well enough beyond "Sun of..." | |
| Lodger – Everyone( (got to go) Lyrics | 17 years ago |
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In all honesty, it is probably about someone dying from alcohol poisoning in a "public toilet floor". The lyric "Everyone got to go/ one day" probably refers to like everyone having to die. One day. Eventually. |
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| Lodger – Divine Right Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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Seems that "Divine Right" means divorce. That being divorce is a "right" that's divine, which is quite not true since most religions deem divorce as heathen. Contradictory wordplay, etc. The lyrics seem to be talking about a failed marriage. Maybe not exactly failed, just crappy. The speaker constantly tells what he puts into the marriage "I can act like a dog if I adore my wife", "I can laugh like a fool", etc. But then he expresses things that contradict that he does care about the marriage "Make you clean the kitchen when the weather is sunny", "Drink and Gamble", etc. Then he says "You just gotta be honest", which is the only thing he really does say about the wife. I'm guessing this song came from real life experiences, just because of that line. Anyway, then he blames himself "I just gotta be mean", probably implying that it might of been his job to keep his wife in check. However, later he says "Man is naturally mean" which might imply he maybe was mean to keep his wife in check and feels guiltly about it. Then he again makes a reference to being honest when he says "There's nothing to hide or we'll decede" so he's blaming the wife again because truth is the backbone of marriage and he justifies his actions because that's just how man is "Man is just a machine". Though, the speaker is probably not intentionally putting the blame on anyone, just telling the truth on how it is. "In the end the truth will set us free", truth being that the marriage isn't working out and it's time for a divorce which will liberate them. |
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| Lodger – Two Smiles is a Long Walk Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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Oral sex? More spefiically troubles with oral sex because two orgasms, "smiles", are just too tedious. And it's a long walk. |
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| Lodger – Wrong Bus Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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I think it's a reflection on the band's struggle of being a band. I would go in-depth. But I won't. The hook seems to mean that's okay to miss certain chances because that may of not been the right path for the band. Path. Busses. Lol. |
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| Lemon Demon – Dance Like an Idiot Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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This is the new La Macarena. Except the dance is better. And the song is less annoying. |
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| Lemon Demon – Consumer Whore Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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Hehehe. It's about your average 16 year old girl. Or it could be about the compelling desire to conform. Or someone who had that desire and want to go back but they can't because they're just stuck in the consumer whore world. RAWR. I really like this song. |
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| Lodger – Floozy with an Uzi Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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The song is from the novel, Vineland by Thomas Pynchon, which takes place in the 80s. Or something like that. It has a lot of social, cultural and political opinion. I would say more but I haven't go to the part yet. Lol. I'm kind of stuck on the song's meaning but it seems to be kind of like the book. Full of cultural, political and social stuff. Floozy is often a word meant for a good-time girl and Uzis are popular in the Middle East, combo of social and political :P But then it changes to "girlie with a gun," to be more politcal correct (Something they were concerned more about in the 80s, but it's probably unrelated). The speaker, a girl (actually when I skimmed through the book a girl sings this, anyway), is going through a few regrets in the first two stanzas, they were pretty and could of done modeling instead of being a floozy, and they should of gone down the path of God "And I should of been a nun". She lost her "blues in some jacuzzi" meaning jacuzzi may of cheered her up? But the word "some", it means something to me, like it wasn't signifant where or who's jacuzzi that is, but what happened in there was significant, like sex. Because every song is about sex. Then she goes back to reassuring herself saying that "Life is a lot of clean fun". And the pattern is like that for the first two stanzas. A statement that may be questionable, then another statement correcting it, etc. Then it's all about the political/social/cultural commentry, because every chick has that on her mind. For example, "Little Israeli machine play all day in the sand.." is probably refering to the Lebanon War. "Sister you can keep your beads" is refering to nuns and the speaker is pushing religion away because she doesn't need a religious figure to guide her and show her the Right Way, so she's going for more superficial stuff like "riding in Mercedes Benzes" because that takes "care of all my[her] needs" right now, when it matters. Reminds me of a yuppie almost :x That's my 2 cents. :) |
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| Lodger – 24h Candy Machine Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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"stick your nickle in and get something sugar free" Oh how dirty ;) To me it sounds like a girl is dating this guy, and this man seems to have lost his "spark", his "mo-jo" and he hadn't had a significant other in a while. Maybe not exactly middle aged or older, but old enough. Like mid 30s. Anyway, point is he's older than most people and probably not used to the dating scene. As said in "My inner coffee is getting cold" So then this girl, probably a grave-digger type, comes along and he has hawt monkey secks every night. Every. Night. I'm lying, probably a lot more than how it was before. But the grave-digger type woman comes from the last stanza, "I give everything, just ask... you are my master". But hey, he's in lust-love. |
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| Lodger – I Love Death Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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It's a tad obvious what this song is about, but I'll post anyway :) About the repetition, and suckiness of life. It's from a sexually frustrated, and probably old man's perspective. But by old, not like old as in age but worn out from life, et cetera. If you saw the video you can understand the repetition better since it just shows the man going back and forth between his job :( And he probably think his girlfriend deserves better, obviously, "You want a life companion and you're getting this," the tone of the song isn't really suggesting that the speaker is up to par with the woman's expectations. Yeah, life can suck sometimes. No money or sex. That's why there's bands! Wheee! Lol, I can't wait till someone owns me and say that I'm completely wrong. |
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