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| Toni Braxton – Just Be A Man About It Lyrics
| 4 years ago
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Her man is pulling away from her and giving her the run around with a bunch of excuses and she just wants to be honest and hit the bricks if he doesn\'t want to be with her anymore. |
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| Samantha James – Find a Way Lyrics
| 4 years ago
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I think the song is about being separated from a lover and imploring them to have faith that you\'ll make it through until you\'re reunited again. Reminds me a lot of Sade\'s No Ordinary Love. |
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| Gaelle – Moonsglow Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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So moody and dark a la Massive Attack. Classic situation where you're deeply in love with a person who you know can't fully commit to you for some reason or another. You know that if you choose to stay with them that you must also accept that you won't get all of them. Perfect closer. |
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| Esthero – Bad Boy Clyde Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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Pretty self-explanatory. Good girl who has a thing for bad boys falls for Bad Boy Clyde and despite trying to dissuade him for engaging in the very activities that attracted her to him in the first place, he doesn't listen and it will very well get him killed. The story of so many women's lives unfortunately. |
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| Samantha James – Come Through Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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A guy she used to be with has left her for some reason, but deep in her heart she knows he'll come back and she'll welcome him with open arms. Sam reminds me so much of Tracey Thorn on here. |
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| Esthero – Half A World Away Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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Sounds to me like a young, naive girl is being led around by a guy (maybe older) who gets pleasure from the control he has over her. Leads into Lounge perfectly. Both songs have an undeniable Sade influence.
Thanks for the translation, VTBFlame! |
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| Esthero – Lounge Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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I recently read an online article from Esthero herself explaining what the song is about. She was a teenager at the time and imagined a young woman in a relationship with an older man who lavishes her with the finer things in life. He truly loves her and vice versa, but she doesn't know who she is yet and longs to be free to explore the world. Her lover knows he needs to let her go, but the bigger part of him wants to keep her all to himself. I take the chorus ("Ya can't stop her now!") as her fleeing from him in order to grow. She doesn't know where she's going or who she'll meet next, but she's on the move and made the first step towards freedom. It kind of reminds me of Mariah Carey's marriage and divorce from Tommy Mottola, but I doubt Esthero was influenced by that. |
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