| Genesis – In Too Deep Lyrics | 11 years ago |
| I think it's about a married man who's in love with another woman that promised him a new beggining if he just leaves his family to be with her. He,despite being a selfish person and his relationship with his wife being through a hard time,he realizes that he would suffer more if he runs off his responsabilities as a husband and as a father. | |
| MGMT – An Orphan of Fortune Lyrics | 11 years ago |
| its about a trip and the relation between the sitter and the drugs user,somewhat similiar to reed's heroine. | |
| The Clash – (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais Lyrics | 11 years ago |
| I think Strummer actually liked what he listened to. What he criticizes is the attitude that the black youth have when their living conditions are so bellow the white youth. He is amazed by their ability to focus on music when they are the opressed underdogs while white punk rock bands are too busy trying to make money ignoring whats happening around them. Alongside with this,there's also an attack to the english racial policy,and the segregation of the black/foreigners,aka the apartheid. | |
| MGMT – Mystery Disease Lyrics | 12 years ago |
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i think it's about introversion. people are losing their capacity to get along with each other,becoming more and more introverted,ignoring reality. this sums up everything: It can’t pay attention What slips into the system -- people think that it's not worth travelling to places or get to know new people,and are replacing them by computers and stuff,till there will be a day when we will suffer because we lack wood for the trees (a irl social basis): Consumed by a weakness Cut with perpetual unrest You see stars, sunsets blurred through a screen, Trap what you want, waste what you need -- Small fronds can’t see the wood for the trees, Left in the dust of the mystery disease |
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