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| Elton John – The Bitch Is Back Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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Coming from an American Literature teacher, this is way too cocky for Myrtle. I'm thinking more along the lines of "Roses" by Outkast. |
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| Queen – All God's People Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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It is perfectly ok to love god and yet reject what the pope and most of mainstream religion says... Freddie probably loved God the way I do... and I'm gay... I love God, but I'm not "religious" |
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| Mary J. Blige – Grown Woman Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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She wants the right kind of guy to call her -- someone with class who respects women, and she's gonna get that guy by respecting herself. That's Mary -- she's got style, and she doesn't need to dress like a ho to attract attention. I can respect that... What I CAN'T respect is she wears fur... yuck! |
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| Prince – Batdance Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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This is interesting! Thanks for this! I always thought this was a weird song, even by Prince's standards (though I like it), and I knew there must be some kind of story behind it. It amazes me to think this was played on the radio constantly in 1989. It's so unusual:) |
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| Kelly Clarkson – A Moment Like This Lyrics
| 14 years ago
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This is the song for my boyfriend and me! No matter how bad I feel, when he plays this song and we sing it together, it puts a smile on my face:) |
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| Beastie Boys – 33% God Lyrics
| 14 years ago
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Why isn't this available anymore? I used to have this on cassette, but I want it on my IPOD!!!!!! If anyone knows where this is available for download, let me know. I used to drive around town listening to the Love American Style EP all day! |
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| The Black Crowes – Horsehead Lyrics
| 14 years ago
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Excuse me... this is a good song, but does anyone have a single idea what this freaking song means? I'm personally confused. |
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| Beyoncé – Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It) Lyrics
| 14 years ago
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I never really listened to Beyonce until I met my boyfriend. This song reminds me to treat him right and give him the real love he deserves, and it reminds me of how special he is compared to all the guys I dated before. |
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| Sarah Brightman – Pasión Lyrics
| 14 years ago
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I don't understand why she sings "You will never need someone in whom to trust..." after singing about needing someone. Someone please help shed light on the meaning of this song -- it's beautiful! |
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| Nirvana – Aerozeppelin Lyrics
| 14 years ago
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Kurt Cobain once said in an interview that he liked albums that had one great song after another, from beginning to end, and he listed Aerosmith's album "Rocks" as one such record. I'm sorry I don't know where to find this interview since I read it in the early 1990's, but I do remember him saying this because Rocks was one of my favorite records as well. |
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| Grateful Dead – Casey Jones Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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Since so many strong opinions have been thrown around, I would just like to throw in my two cents. I have nothing against hippies, but I do not believe pot will help your body, mind, or the world. Most pot (and cocaine) is produced in connection with some kind of violence. Most dealers I have known are not peaceful people when it comes down to it. Plus pot today is produced in an unnatural way which makes it much stronger and less pleasant than when it was grown naturally without growing it to produce more drug. Plus it harms the lungs and possibly the mind. Most people would think I am a stereotypical "hippie": pacifistic to the point of vegetarianism, open and open-minded about sexuality and religion, extremely liberal politics, but I never smoke weed, and when I did it would make me cough my lungs out and become less aware of the human condition. I'm not saying I hate people who do it, and I LOVE the Grateful Dead, which is why I searched for this song, but I think the idea of "hippie" has more to do with fashion and smoking pot than with the ideals that truly matter. |
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| Aphex Twin – Milkman Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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The fact that something may be experimental and unusual does not mean it was created while stoned. In this case, the artist is very funny and brilliant, which has nothing to do with using drugs. |
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| Public Enemy – Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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This is good stuff -- lyrically, poetically, musically. We're so used to hearing lyrics about senseless violence, etc. This was when rap lyrics actually meant something. Who cares about controversy for controversy's sake? "Black Steel" is controversy with purpose and meaning. |
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| Beastie Boys – Stand Together Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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When Check Your Head first came out, this was one of my favorite songs on the record. The lyrics are so positive, and the sound's hard-hitting. Yauch's vocals on this reminded me a bit of Disco Dave from Paul's Boutique. |
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| 7 Seconds – Young 'til I Die Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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For me, it's a song about creating a new idea of adulthood, one that is a more logical conclusion of youth rather than the alcohol-soaked mindless consumers that most of us become. Classic band, classic song. |
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| The Teen Idles – Deadhead Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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In 1986, this was the new rebellion, not the new fascism. Who could deny the hypocrisy of the deadhead lifestyle vs. the supposed deadhead ideals. Plus, this song is funny as hell. Teen Idles were brilliant! |
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| Beastie Boys – 33% God Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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This was also released in the US in 1989 on the "Love American Style" EP. "Is your name Michael Diamond" comes from "Shake Your Rump" |
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