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| Angelspit – Wolf Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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I think it's more of a role-reversal thing. While yes, the previous statements make sense and work, the actual lyrics imply more of the reversal of roles rather than the perpetration of the roles already in place. If it was talking about just defending against an attack, then it wouldn't be so explicit. The reference to little red riding hood sort of implies how innocence is changed by knowledge / experience, and eventually, once your views on the world change, you look for the things that intend you harm, and try to remove them from your lives. |
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| Angelspit – Scars and Stripes Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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Maybe it is an indictment against American culture. I would venture to say that scars and stripes is a definite reference to America. The last lines (I lied to you cause they told me to) seems to through off both of y'alls analysis. I think, maybe, it could be an anti-war song. The bomb strapped to johnny's back line could reference how with more and more death, america's view of the war is changing, and how the more war occurs, the more the general populace is scarred and violated, the more they rebel against the authorities. |
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| Angelspit – Get Even Lyrics
| 18 years ago
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Avess_the strange,
put on a pair of headphones, and listen closely, while it can be mistaken for violets, when you listen close, you can clearly hear violence.
This song isn't about a single act of revenge but a greater scale. They are talking more about anarchy, and social revolution. The witchcraft references the inquisition, fight the oppressors, the likes. |
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