| Regina Spektor – Carbon Monoxide Lyrics | 14 years ago |
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Regina Spektor is an amazing, random, and gorgeous fucking heart break. She is speaking of a certain time that happens. She isnt talking about another person. She is speaking of herself directly. She is describing the walk from a manic high and is walking to be depressive. She knows that people who have bi-polar are often given a bad name, because of the sex-craze, depressively sleeping, and not being able to hold down a job. She cries for her daddy and keeps mentioning her socks, because she is trying to fix herself before she gets sleepy from the gas and goes back to the position she once knew. Regina Spektor has the intelligence of the most amazing, talented, and melancholy artists. Fitzgerald, Woolf, Van Goh. They refer to the high as 'cool' Most of her songs refer to phases, symptoms, doctors, or drug regimens of bipolar disorder. (Chemolimo) There is a direct relation to manic-depressive and brilliant artists. |
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| Regina Spektor – Carbon Monoxide Lyrics | 14 years ago |
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Disagree. Regina Spektor is an amazing, random, and gorgeous fucking heart break. She is speaking of a certain time that happens. She isnt talking about another person. She is speaking of herself directly. She is describing the walk from a manic high and is walking to be depressive. She knows that people who have bi-polar are often given a bad name, because of the sex-craze, depressively sleeping, and not being able to hold down a job. She cries for her daddy and keeps mentioning her socks, because she is trying to fix herself before she gets sleepy from the gas and goes back to the position she once knew. Regina Spektor has the intelligence of the most amazing, talented, and melancholy artists. Fitzgerald, Woolf, Van Goh. They refer to the high as 'cool' Most of her songs refer to phases, symptoms, doctors, or drug regimens of bipolar disorder. (Chemolimo) There is a direct relation to manic-depressive and brilliant artists. |
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