| Lady GaGa – Telephone (feat. Beyonce) Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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| Lady GaGa – Alejandro Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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I think the song is about three captors of hers. Alejandro, Fernando, and Roberto. She originally fell for one of them, but she's trapped by the three of them. She's fed up. She doesn't want to do anything for them after the way she's been treated by them. "Don't bother me, don't wanna kiss, don't wanna touch, I'm not your babe". She's being kept prisoner almost in this trifecta relationship with Alejandro being the main cause. "Stop, please, just let me go. Alejandro, just let me go". She wants to leave but she can't. In the end, she ends up having to kill the three of them to leave. She says even though she loves them, or has loved them at one point, she will not be treated this way. "You know that I love you boy. Hot like mexico, rejoice." When she begins "at this point" she talks about a choice. The choice to break free from them or to submit to them. She has nothing to lose if she tries to break free, she's already in the worst situation possible. In the second verse, she explains why she hasn't done anything up to this point to fight this. "She's not broken she's just a baby," meaning that she's not messed up, she has just been incapable of understanding this situation until now. "her boyfriend is like her dad". this girl has been with Alejandro so long that she's lost lust for him and has almost become attached to her as a father figure because of Stockholm syndrome perhaps starting to manifest itself. But now, she's realized everything about this situation. She must kill them. "Gotta cool the bad" (after she talks about flames). But the most important part is the first verse where she mentions that she hides true love in her pocket. She hides it from them so she won't get hurt anymore and they can't even try to hurt it. When she talks about the halo. It's about her innocence and the power of that innocence. She can manipulate them if done correctly to lure them into a defenseless position and strike. She has more power than she realized she had. Anyways, i know its a very different way of looking at the song. But it has to do with fear of commitment, fear in others, fear of the future which goes along with The Fame Monster which is all about the dark side of fame and the fears that are attached. |
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