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My name's Doodle. I love all types of music, my #1 fave is Plunderphonics. But I also love rock, eurodance, etc.
Pogo, Aimee Mann, Jonathan Coulton, etc
| Jonathan Coulton – Re: Your Brains Lyrics | 1 year ago |
| Literally my #1 favorite song ever in the entire planet this song is so me and I love how it doesn't have a deep meaning (IMO) and the song is just simply about what the lyrics are. such an intelligent and wonderful song in all ways <3 Can't express how much this track means to me | |
| Mother Mother – Hay Loft Lyrics | 1 year ago |
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I’m basically with a lot of other people on this one and believe this song is pretty literal. It’s about two young lovers making love in a barn and the main characters daddy (this is obviously taking place in the south, as rooted in a lot of other Mother Mother songs) strongly disapproves of his child making love to someone in a barn, so pops gets a gun to handle the child’s lover. To go a little further I think this family is highly religious, and I think the main character in the story/ singer is most likely female due to the “ daddy’s precious little angel” trope and the “daddy will do anything to protect his little girl” trope. I don’t think I have to explain further, in a lot of religious southern families the strict, over-projective religious dad will go mountains lengths to project his “pure, innocent, little precious baby girl” from anything, especially those nasty teenage boys. The daughter (main character) grew up in your typical sex restrictive/disgusted home restricting the growing girl from her sexuality. This leads to, as anyone would imagine, the girl having a friend’s with benefits relationship with someone once she turns a teenager. One night (I imagine this song to take place very late, after 12AM, as they don’t want to get caught) she sneaks her lover into a barn near her parents home and you know what happens next. They’re loud enough to wake daddy, he’s not happy. (I can also heavily see the two lovers in this song being female, as the song also heavily implies this is a lesbian relationship IMO (due to the dads anger being so high that he’s willing to get a gun and shoot his daughter’s lover. And for the reasons I explained above, this could explain why this would be a lesbian relationship) But it also works as a female and male relationship. Either way, the singer/main character in this song is a female to me. |
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| Mother Mother – Hay Loft Lyrics | 1 year ago |
| @[spinnebottle:51106] So true | |
| Scissor Sisters – I Can't Decide Lyrics | 1 year ago |
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There's two different ways I look at this song, the first one isn't so deep, for the most part I just like to look at this song as one of those funky yet creepy songs, and was in a lot of brony animations I watched when I was younger, especially the ones about the Pinkamena Creepypasta, so when I was younger I didn't think of it as anything much, though like any song and depending on my mood, a song can mean anything, but there is another, more sadistic, not so funky way of looking at this song that I sense by listening to it. The main character in the song "The killer" (No targeted gender, race, age, they are however you want to see them as) is someone with psychopathic tendencies (I believe the "killer" in this song isn't actually a killer, I'll get more into that in a second.) is scared because they are in love with the Victim of the story, and since the singer has psychopathic tendencies/ is a psychopath (not the serial killer kind) , they don't know how to truly love their victim and express their love towards them, so instead of opening up and expressing their emotions, they get intense sadistic feelings about the victim, having intrusive fantasies about doing cruel things to their victim, for both comfort because they know they will never be able to love them, and for their own personal sexual gratification. This also explains the gaslighting the Sadist does to the Victim in the song.. They want to hate the victim so much and so bad so they can: #1 let them go. They're so madly in love with them and know for whatever reason they can’t have them so they try to trick their brain into hating the victim. But it does nothing and only worsens the obsession because psychopathics usually don’t know how to handle their emotions (especially if in love) so they gaslight the victim to their groups of friends (toxic people tend to have a dozen of friends) to make the victim seem way more evil and cruel than they actually are, when in truth, the victim did nothing wrong. #2: This is probably the sadist’s first love. (or one of them) so the psycho is probably fairly young (teens maybe) and this victim is probably one of their first. So this makes the situation much more intense. Especially if the psycho doesn't have a bad label yet.(hence why they have a lot of friends) #3: There is probably some envy and jealousy going on here. Although deep down the predator loves the victim they probably see their victim as highly intelligent, beautiful, etc. Overall much more valued over the pred. The second character, the victim ( this character also has no targeted gender, race, age, etc, however you want to see them) was probably someone who formed some type of friendship/relationship with the sadist. And by the way the song is played, they were probably close for a very long time, or the sadist wouldn't really have such deep feelings about their victim. And both of them probably got along very well, suddenly one day: #1 The Sadist just couldn't handle their overwhelming growing feelings for the victim and just snapped #2, Or either the victim rejected the sadist one way or another, causing the sadist to spiral (or a bix of both) either way, they finally both separated. (It’s also interesting to mention how later the psycho could later on become some killer and this is simply just their first victim, but sense this is, like I stated, one of the psycho’s first victims, nothing intense in that sort of sense is involved yet, I don’t really think the psycho would soon become a killer, but it’s cool to think about how this could lead to a much darker path for the sadist.) By the way the singer is singing the song, I strongly doubt the song is actually about the sadist having their victim tied down telling them how they're going to harm them like the song implies if you take it literally. More or so this song is about the emotional psychopathic's intrusive thoughts and fantasies about the victim, that explain why in the song the sadist is debating if they want to hate their victim, or finally accept their feelings for them. They Can't Decide. (P.S. I would also like to add there is something deeper going on here than just the sadist can't love simply just because they're a sadist etc etc,, there's probably something deeper going on here that makes it impossible for the sadist and victim to get together either it be because they’re both the same sex, different races, religious reasons, or because it’s illegal for them to get together in a sexual and romantic way; if you ask me. IMO I think the song is about two girls. But it's just however you want to see it.) |
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