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| Every Time I Die – Pretty Dirty Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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after a while of not listening 2 it, took what u sed in2 consideration, and yet i still hera something along the lines of "my baby better not caress/i've got something i need to confess/"
it's annoying the hell out of me, but album booklets have loads of misprints all the time, i think it's some1 else interpreting the songs, and not the artist.
end of the day though, you even replying to me was indulging me way 2 much, it really doesn't matter. |
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| Every Time I Die – Who Invited the Russian Soldier? Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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or..."Not too long ago ETID frontman Keith Buckley was hanging out at a dive bar, when a woman who seemed too young to be there bumped into him while dancing. She spilled his drink, and he started yelling "what the fuck are you doing?!" "Afterwards, i felt really bad about it," the singer says. "I realised i was officially that old dude who doesn't like it when kids have fun. It's very defeatist." Turns out the girl works with a friend of his, so he apologised the nest day for being "grumpy old man."
Thinking about it, he began correlating the defeatist feeling with stories he'd read about Russian soldiers. "About them marching in the cold, and how they'd shoot themselves rather than endure any trauma." This train of thought beacame the fuel for "Who Invited The Russian Soldier?"
Revolver Magazine, Nov '09 |
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| Every Time I Die – Who Invited the Russian Soldier? Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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i think it's about having all these fantastical ideas, standing for something only to come to realisation that it's all irrelevant. You'll die, an someone else will come along with the same opinion, and will change nothing. Russian soldiers realised the futility of war, so the title begs the question "who invited the Russian soldier?" cos he's bumming everyone out. |
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| Every Time I Die – Pretty Dirty Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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i've listened to this song 89 times today according to my itunes, and i have the cd, but i'm almost certain the lyric isn't "my baby better not get high" and is closer to "my baby better caress"? it doesn't amke much sense, but i know it rhymes with the next confess, as you can hear the hiss from the s. seems anal i know, but i'm just obsessed with buckleys lyrics. |
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| Every Time I Die – After One Quarter Of A Revolution Lyrics
| 16 years ago
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it's about them getting rid of ratboy(drummer), apparently he was creating a bad atmosphere in the band. I spoke to andy at a show and he said ratboy would refuse to play certain songs(depressionista) and was just a bit of a downer in general. |
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