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| Paramore – Fences Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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It sounds like Panic at the Disco because it conjures the same musical style, known as Burlesque. It's not immature, unless you're referring to the fact that the members of panic! were about 17-22 at time they recorded their surprisingly musical album for such youngsters. Lots of parallels between they and Paramore... Namely that they're all Fueled by Raman, and both bands are better than their Imprint's founder's (Pete W.) band: Fall Out Boy. Haha. |
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| Breaking Benjamin – Here We Are Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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I think he's talking to someone he's fighting with... might be romantic, might be not... but either way, I think he's saying that he's willing to work it out but that the other might be eager to break ties. I think that 'why are you so eager to' is implying he knows something aobut the other's motives, and this is sort of a confrontation... "so people fight... so what? Whats so grave about this disagreement that causes you to react so harshly? Can't we just talk about this ... later when I get back from this show I have to go do." |
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| Breaking Benjamin – Until The End Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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I think you guys have the meaning pretty much nailed, it's amorphously suggesting that hardships keep on happening even once you feel like you've reached a plateau where you can take a breath, and specifically that 'we've become desolate' means that all of the effort required might even isolate them from most of society... after all when I was on the road with my band, we had almost no time to party, relax, or enjoy what it is that we would have been doing otherwise. We just spent hours travelling, setting up, sound check, playing, tearing down, and you get home at the wee hours of the morning if at all, and everyone's already asleep... Either way, I think that this song is a great showcase of the new drummer's awesomeness.. the groove is intricate and flashy, but still manages not to overshadow the rest of the song... something that's REALLY hard to do as a drummer. (And something you don't even try to do in most songs, becuase it's not the drummer's job to stand out a lot of the time) |
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| Breaking Benjamin – Had Enough Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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Hummel is the first thing that INSTANTLY came to mind the first time I heard the song. I knew before the end of the first verse. He seems to talk of extending an olive branch and being spit on anyway by the greedy little bastard. Their new drummer is SO MUCH BETTER anyway, especially as you can see in "Until the end' where he lays down a really great groove that is flashy but still manages to sit back enough behind the front of the song not to obscure the goodness of the rest of the tune. Something that exemplary of talent and still so tasteful is the sort of thing I think that Hummel was incapable of. (I'm a drummer or 21 years with lots of performance and studio experience, can you tell?) |
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| Breaking Benjamin – Dance With The Devil Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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It sounds like it might be about doing drugs actually, on an indulgence level, but trying to say 'look out this is bad, and you shouldn't keep doing it, but, for tonight we're dancing with the devil.' the lookout part is saying 'don't you dare look at him in the eye' warning of the seductive nature of the 'devil' which may still indeed mean drugs. |
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| Breaking Benjamin – Evil Angel Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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I think it's about him losing his faith, and personifying it using allegorical imagery... talking about the silliness of religious folk, or perhaps even a specific church... like "nothing but lies and crooked wings"... he might even be referring to god as the evil angel, who would 'leave him to die here," even when he and others are encouraged to ask god to 'help him survive here.' |
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