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| Stars – Set Yourself on Fire Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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I see the Katamari connection, but I'm not sure if that's it. XD Anyway, I'm amused by the connections to death people are making. I guess it's true that the thing there is only one of changes depending on the listener. I always thought "love." But it could really be anything. Death, life, truth, fantasy, you name it, and it's there. |
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| Stars – Liar Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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I think the "friend" referred to at the end of the song might be another facet of that lovely MPD the narrator seems to possess. |
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| Stars – In Our Bedroom After the War Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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To me, this song is very bittersweet. It sounds positive yet sad when you listen to it, but I think it's just a sort of aural trick. The war is over, yes. But at what cost? "If there's no one there,/Then there's no one there." Well, what about the person left behind? They have still have to live through the drudgery of life. The war is over, but maybe life was better during the war. At least "they" were there. The line "All the living are dead and the dead are all living" emphasizes this. No one came out unscathed. The people who died live on in memory, whereas the people left alive are so destroyed by the war that their old selves are dead. |
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