submissions
| R.E.M. – Bang And Blame Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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This song will forever live in infamy because of the girl who was sitting next to me when I saw REM on the Monster tour. Totally tone deaf, but insisted on singing this song at the top of her lungs, forgetting most of the words except for the bang bang part. |
submissions
| R.E.M. – Bang And Blame Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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|
This song will forever live in infamy because of the girl who was sitting next to me when I saw REM on the Monster tour. Totally tone deaf, but insisted on singing this song at the top of her lungs, forgetting most of the words except for the bang bang part. |
submissions
| Bad Religion – Stranger Than Fiction Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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I always thought he was referring to Thomas Wolfe's novel "Look Homeward, Angel." Hence, the reference to "How many angels can you fit upon a match?" And the cradle for a cat could easily be referring to the fact that Look Homeward, Angel is the story of the protagonist's coming of age, which Cats in the Cradle is a song by Harry Chapin which is about the coming of age of a little boy and the relationship with his father.
Anyway, just a theory.
Also, to complete the line, Hemingway committed suicide, so that lyric is almost self explanatory. |
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