| Puscifer – Vagina Mine Lyrics | 4 years ago |
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This song is very obviously about oral sex and how the woman is in complete control of the man who she expects to perform it. "Cock on lockdown, she said learn the damn alphabet" - She's telling the man she "owns", I don't want to get fucked, just eat my pussy. "I come before you, get to paying your dues" - Literally saying, your job is to make me cum and please me. "This vagina mine teach the patient diligence" "This vagina mine one track tunnel vision down" These two lines just underscore the woman's desire to be pleasured. Patient diligence is what she expects from him in order to climax. One track tunnel vision down is basically a combination of one track mind and tunnel vision, which means having a singular focus and goal, and doing whatever you have to do to achieve said goal, which in this case is making her orgasm. |
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| José González – Teardrop (Massive Attack cover) Lyrics | 7 years ago |
| @[Christiaan33:27256] The last line in the original song is actually, "He was tumbling in the tow", which references how Jeff Buckley drowned. The song is about him. | |
| José González – Teardrop (Massive Attack cover) Lyrics | 7 years ago |
| @[Phaoenix:27255] She actually sings, "Feathers on my breath." It can sound like "Fearless..." to some, but she definitely says, Feathers. | |
| Massive Attack – Teardrop Lyrics | 7 years ago |
| @[LilSweetLin:27254] I should also add that another line is wrong. The correct line is "NINE night of matter." | |
| Massive Attack – Teardrop Lyrics | 7 years ago |
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Hi folks, I made an account just so I could could correct the lyrics of this song. First off, everywhere I look, people think Fraser is saying, "Fearless on my breath." It may sound that way, but it's wrong. If you listen closely, she's saying, "Feathers on my breath", which is the exact line in Jose Gonzalez' cover. Obviously, feathers indicate lightness. "Feathers on my breath" indicates the ease with which the three words, "I love you" is said. "Love is a doing word", obviously points to actions speaking louder than words, because the words come easily. Secondly, the last line, as it's written here is way off. The line is, "He was tumbling in the tow." He, is referring to Jeff Buckley, who died in a drowning accident, Tow means to drag. Therefore, she's describing, in heartbreaking terms, the act of his drowning. Overall, the song is about loss. This is Liz Fraser's way of coping with Jeff Buckley's death. She's also confessing to him her love, that maybe she didn't tangibly show him while still alive, but now feels even more so through her mourning. "Water is my eye", refers to the tears she's shed. Water also has reflective qualities. "Most faithful mirror" refers to the eyes being the mirror to the soul. So her tears for him reflect how much she truly loved him. "Black flowers blossom" indicates the eventual need to go on with life, after mourning. |
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