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| Regina Spektor – Riot Gear Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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I'm pretty sure it's "horse drawn tank", like a funny way of saying an SUV with horse power.
This song just makes me think of fraternities or something. When I was half asleep I had a really random thought, I was thinking if maybe it's a sort of Paris Hilton type of person who leads a double life as a pretentious scholar.
I have no clue I do know that love this song, though. |
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| Regina Spektor – Two Birds Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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This is a cute song. Just a random though, but tt really reminds of the movie "Up" for some reason. The old man's wife died so she's let go of the wire, and the old man just won't let go. |
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| Regina Spektor – The Calculation Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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I love this song so much. When I first heard I was a little disappointed, thinking it was kind of mindless, but once I read the lyrics I fell in love. I think it's about a long term relationship that has kinda turned monotonous and loveless. The live through the telephone or a computer but there's not much intimacy. The beating their hearts up against each other could be an argument, that in a weird way, made them realize they do love each other, and it made their hearts "spark" again. |
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| Regina Spektor – Man of a Thousand Faces Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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I'm going to be obvious and annoying, but I think this song is about a man who has given up on religion. I think he's given up on trying to be perfect according to how the bible tells him, and is just going to focus on being a good person instead. I think when he was younger he held a lot in store by the bible, going to bookstores, ripping out his favorite pages. But I think now he's wizened and found his own connection to god.
By the way, it's so nice to have a studio recording of this song. I think the new album is amazing, a good mixture of soviet kitch and begin to hope. |
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| Regina Spektor – Secret Stash (No One) Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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I kind of think that this song is about prostitution. I think the beginning, it's somebody kind of looking down at the life, until they're in that situation. Then, when they have nothing left, that's what they turn to. "No one can take that away" I think is kind of a defensive thing, and her holding onto to some sort of control over herself.
Maybe I'm half a sleep and reading too far into it. |
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