| Michael Jackson – Stranger In Moscow Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| KGB was the Soviet security agency. Kind of like the Gestapo for the Nazis. I think that by KGB he means the media (KGB was doggin' me). "The Kremlin" could be the Soviet government (Kremlin is a fortification in Moscow. The presidents of Russia now live there...)and all the restriction that came along with it. You had no freedom of speech etc. If someone hears you speak evil about the country or do anything to demostate your disobediance and disagreement towards the government, be sure that the KGB will get you and make you disappear. And we all now who Stalin was .. So, in generall, I think that the song is about being an outcast. All your actions being watched closely, distorted and frowned upon. Being alone in a crazy society. | |
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