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| The Raveonettes – Observations Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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First song off the Observator album.
Fantastic, beautiful and soulful.
I think Sune said it was supposed to be about the lonely individual in the city or something? |
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| Flunk – Sit Down Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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It's just an anti-war song, not directed towards a particular conflict but to outbreaks of war generally.
I think it capture's anti-war sentiment beautifully and hauntingly - despite the inescapability of the conflict ('I can't pull out') the insistence that the singers will opt to 'sit down' (rather than take up arms) is touching.
I think it means it something that the characters in this song are only 'keep[ing] the defence'. They're not lobbing grenades or anything. |
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| The Cardigans – You're The Storm Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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The way the singer yearns for a bad boy to shake up her life...is this akin to a small, newly industrialised nation wanting to play with the big boys (rich countries) by opening up its borders, which will supposedly make it wealthy, developed etcetera?
Just a thought. |
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| The Cardigans – You're The Storm Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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I can see where you're coming from. The way the singer yearns for a bad boy to shake up her life...is this akin to a small, newly industrialised nation wanting to play with the big boys (rich countries) by opening up its borders, which will - according to the current neoliberal economic paradigm - make it wealthy, developed etcetera? |
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| Birds of Tokyo – Broken Bones Lyrics
| 14 years ago
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Yes I saw it as very military as well......could be about a conscript soldier who has completed his term. And they want him back on the frontline. "No! I won't go back...you must be out of your head!" |
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