| Crime in Stereo – Drugwolf Lyrics | 15 years ago |
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*All this getting HIGH brings us down Sorry |
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| Crime in Stereo – Drugwolf Lyrics | 15 years ago |
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If you bought the album instead of pirating it you would have the real lyrics right in front of you. You called to say you're going away Speak in code our voices shake The pigs are much more clever Than we ever would've thought You call to say they're on their way The lines are tapped Nothing here is safe Just get out of Gotham All these cops want to bring us down Open up your mouth Sing out Create a good space For the sound I swear I swore you off forever Then you come around This love is going to drag us down Clicks betray the call's been traced Lines collapse the static breaks Connection left us severed I stretch my limbs across You call to say the anchor weighs The ocean down to control the waves I'm getting out of Gotham All these cops are starting to bring me down We're better off alone together We're better off alone together All this getting brings us down Open up your mouth Sing out Create a good space For the sound I swear I swore you off forever Then you come around This love is going to drag us down This song is about being on the receiving end of a drug sting. |
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| Circa Survive – On Letting Go Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| Why is this song on the Circa Survive album of the same name that I'm listening to right now then? | |
| Crime in Stereo – Vicious Teeth Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| This seems to about the couples that build relationships around double lives. Each spouse directing a completely false persona in an effort to maintain their safe and secure routine and not have to face the reality of their hollow existence. | |
| Crime in Stereo – Sleeping Androids Do Dream Electric Sheep Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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This seems to be about the years after high school, when a person has to move into adulthood. These are the years that scatter the young The young into doctors and drunks Kinda a comment on the different paths people take once they get out of high school. Anywhere in bands We're gone once the summer hits Gone to feel the elegance Of fuel and transit and sleep And the terror of streets as the rumble strips breathe deep This seems to be when the band was formed, if I read the song right. He's contrasting his life and his path to some of the other people he knows back home. |
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| Crime in Stereo – Abre Los Ojos Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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You can see the state getting armed for the new class war ...And he references several weapons the state uses in this class war; gun control, religion, economics and the war on drugs (among others). This is a warning us the the government's intentions when they are trying to ratchet up the fear factor of one thing or the other. They have far darker intentions |
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| Crime in Stereo – Here's To Things Gone Wrong Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| Seems to me this is about that period in life after a person turns 21 where they're going and getting plastered at bars and running into people they knew or semi-knew in high school. He also seems to kinda be addressing the bar scene in general, fighting and hooking up with random people at the end of the night. I dunno. I could be wrong. | |
| Crime in Stereo – Sudan Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| I think I have this one figured out. The island that is referenced in Long Island, the band's home. Basically what I think he's describing here is a girl who simply can't take another day of the stagnant suburbs of Long Island. So she drops everything and simply takes off. This seems to be written as her justification of leaving her life in Long Island and starting anew. | |
| Crime in Stereo – Small Skeletal Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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Free cigarettes For all the kids To make small skeletons This seems to me to be a reference to the next generation of smokers. Youth smoking is known to stunt growth. |
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