| Bush – Everything Zen Lyrics | 19 years ago |
| I cant really explain my reasoning or why I feel this way...but I think this song is about the apocalypse..Iv always felt that about this song...dont ask me why...heck I didnt even have the lyrics right after I read them....but I still think its about the apocalypse | |
| Flogging Molly – Irish Drinking Song Lyrics | 19 years ago |
| actually this isnt a Flogging Molly song....its Buck-O-Nine on the Album Songs in the key of Bree | |
| Flogging Molly – The Likes Of You Again Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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Partially the reason the song changes is because if you look at history think about an Irish wake.....it was a party! they took the recently departed back to there home and had a part in celebration of there life!! this song makes me think of Tim Finnegans Wake!!! another good one! |
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| Flogging Molly – Seven Deadly Sins Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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come on everyone sing allong and dance 'tis a song about lost friends and good times!!! its deffiniatly Pirate themed and it is indeed a tribute to Joe Strummer among others I think its a little to conincidental that there is INDEED seven band members an SEVEN deadly sins.... Cheers mates! have a guiness on me! |
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| Flogging Molly – What's Left Of The Flag Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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bah who cares Floggin Molly rocks who cares WHAT they are! as for the song...if Im not mistaken the chorus to this song...or part of it where his fathers dying words to him...I read that somwhere Im not entirely sure if its true but sure sounds awesome |
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| Flogging Molly – Tobacco Island Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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I think Dave really did his homework on this one.... just for sake of feeling like a smartypants 'Roundheads' were a term given to Cromwell and his followers because of there 'puritan friendly haircuts' (there hair was cute close to there heads..which was a in strong contrast to the long haired typical gaelic warrior) 'Red leg' was a term used to refer the enslaved population of Barbados(Irish and Scots)because of there red haired legs....some of the slaves actually stayed in or around Barbados and would typically refer to THEMSELVES as redlegs even some of the people of mixed heritage would do the same. |
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