| Smash Mouth – Walkin' On The Sun Lyrics | 19 years ago |
| I'm not sure where I got the thought from but I'm sure this song is about AIDs too. I guess it's another one of those songs where there's no set meaning, though, judging by other posts. | |
| Angra – Bleeding Heart Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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I've always thought of this as an "out of character" song from Angra but it's undoubtably my favourite. The story you can paint behind it is amazing. Even if the vocals are quite dry and possibly quite "stale", this only added to my vision - I pictured a weak character, on literally their last legs before dying. I've always seen it as the story of somebody dying from some kind of illness; their partner knew it all along, and didn't tell them they were going to die. As they lay dying, while they can't forgive their partner for not telling them, they still love them, and while they can't forgive, they realise why their partner kept it a secret. My favourite lines, and definately the most emotive, are "Why's the clock even running? If my world Isn't turning" and "Put my hands on my Bleeding Heart". These lines sum up the song completely.. a broken heart, life running out, their world stopping. One of the first songs to inspire me, and probably, with the most influence. While this song is depressing and mentally weakening.. I'll never stop loving it. |
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| The Goo Goo Dolls – Black Balloon Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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I love this song - I've never tired of it since I first heard it. Inspiring, individual, amazing. I've never ever linked this song to drugs and even though it makes more sense now after reading comments here I think I'll be sticking with my own meaning.. I simply saw it as a love story with just as many twists as any other. I'd analyse it line by line but I'd probably end up confusing people even more.. |
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| Marillion – Beautiful Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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This is probably the only post-Fish era song from Marillion I really really like. It's inspiring and uplifting, while being simple and - well - beautiful at the same time, without being overly corny or cheesy at all. The thought of being compared with a tree isn't quite so flattering, but "Beautiful" seems to turn it into an amazing compliment, no matter who you are. I love this song. It's definately a "don't judge a book by it's cover" song, and definately one of the best one's I've heard. I don't think I'll ever get sick of this song. |
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