| Headpins – Don't It Make You Feel Lyrics | 15 years ago |
| Another song, obviously about cocaine. They're asking the question, "Don't it make you feel like dancing?" about how one feels when they use the drug. And part of the lyrics state, "I know what you're doing...I know what you're using tonight". And that, of course, is cocaine. | |
| Aldo Nova – Fantasy Lyrics | 15 years ago |
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I believe this song is about a person's experience while they're high on coke...thus the lyrics about "buying your kicks from the man in the white" and then later, "powder pleasure in your nose tonight". That's why the whole thing is just a fantasy, because it's cocaine induced. |
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| The Monks – Love in Stereo Lyrics | 15 years ago |
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I too have read the various postings about this song being about polyamory and I think it's sort of funny that people would come to that conclusion. I think it is very obvious what this song is about and while it's certainly something that very few people would likely ever experience, one has to remember that many of the songs by The Monks were done tongue-in-cheek and were certainly not politically correct. It has always been my belief that this song is about a man who is in love with conjoined twins. It is the only possible thing that would explain absolutely everything in the song. The lyrics clearly state that the person is in love with two people, and that he "can't choose 'cause they're identical and I can't move without the other one". So if they are identical, they must be twins, and if he is unable to go anywhere without having both of them there, then being conjoined twins is the only logical answer. It also would fit with all of the other scenarios mentioned in the song that discuss the friction that sometimes occurs between the two sisters (ie. "One wants to stay at home - the other wants the light out, One wants to read in bed, the other wants the light out...etc etc. Anybody else agree with me? I'd actually love to contact the songwriter and see if I have captured the intended meaning of the song. |
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