| Jack's Mannequin – Out Of It Lyrics | 14 years ago |
| Does anyone know where I can listen to this song? The lyrics are so beautiful. (Obviously I didn't get the best buy album :( ) | |
| Mumford & Sons – Home Lyrics | 14 years ago |
| I can't help but think this is about his relationship with Laura. We all know he cheated on her, and maybe he wrote it after one of the first times, or maybe just before it happened. I don't know, it's a lovely song though | |
| Jack's Mannequin – At Full Speed Lyrics | 14 years ago |
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I think this is about fleeding everyday life and seeing the world (America) with brand new eyes. In a way fixing problems he might be having with his girl. I don't think 'In between the white lines where I found love' refers to cocain, I think it refers to the white stripes on the American flag. In the second verse he confesses to have done bad things in their relationship, for cowarding out and for possiblyt cheating. But he won't mention them he'll just try to fix them silently, because America shines, (their love is beautiful). |
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| Laura Marling – My Manic and I Lyrics | 14 years ago |
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I made an account just to post this. I don't know why I never did before. Anyway. My interpretation of the song is that the singer, Laura if it's about herself, or whoever the person she has in mind is, has a multi personality disorder. I think that speaks for itself. But rather it being about multiple people, I think she is singing about the multiple personalities. "And since last that we parted Since last that i saw him down by a river Silent and hardened Morning was mocking us, blood hit the sky I was just happy, my manic and I He couldn’t see me; the sun was in his eyes And birds were singing to calm us down And birds were singing to calm us down" I think here 'him' refers to one of the personalities, the one that was happy. And that day was one of the days where 'he' reigned alone. But it was also the last day, because 'me/I', aka the depressed one, was watching closely ready to bring her (as a whole) down again. And I don't know if the drugs refer to anti-depressants, strictly medicinal drugs, or not, but I think the birds singing represent them, they calm them (all of the personalities) down. Also, the way she shows her multiple personalities is, first she's blaming 'him' (the happy one), then she's missing him and recalling how happy she was, and then, in the end, she comes to the realization that she wants to be hurt. She's a masochist and she loves it that way. The birds will calm her down anyway. This is my interpretation, perhaps because this is what I want to read into them right now. But I'm convinced |
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