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| Joe Jackson – Steppin Out Lyrics
| 6 years ago
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Although it might look good on paper, I have to admit that I waaaaaaaaaay overthought this all those years ago!!! ;P |
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| The Police – Wrapped Around Your Finger Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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Anybody consider that this could be a metaphor about Sting and The Police's journey into the Music Industry, transitioning from a 'poor artist' to one that sells millions of records? |
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| The Police – King Of Pain Lyrics
| 14 years ago
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Anybody consider that this could be about Sting and The Police's journey into the Music Industry, transitioning from a 'poor artist' to one that sells millions of records? |
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| Deftones – Pink Cellphone Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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When I first really paid attention to this song, I was shocked and horrified that Deftones would release such irreverance.
And now Chi is still suffering from a car accident. Notice that Chi's absence is affecting the whole band.
Has anyone else thought that perhaps God has punished the band for such blasphemy? Mess with the bull and get the horns! For real! |
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| Deftones – Diamond Eyes Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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Absolutely BANGIN' album!
The lyrics are about chemtrails.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemtrail_conspiracy_theory |
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| Pearl Jam – Wash Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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This is a great song! It could very well be pointing to the fact of all of our corrupt natures - that nobody is perfect, and that nobody can escape their imperfections and 'sin.' |
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| Slipknot – Vermilion Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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Has anyone considered the possibility that this could be a metaphor for trying to romanticize a drug addiction? |
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| Joe Jackson – Steppin Out Lyrics
| 17 years ago
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This song 'Steppin Out' is a song about death and the afterlife. The first verse is about the materialistice world that humans have manifested. The mist on the window is the haze that falls over our 'last breath' as we are passing into the threshold of the afterlife. Dry your eyes is referring to the emotional response from our life flashing before our eyes, but if we 'look' and 'dry our eyes,' we'll see the spendor of Heaven. The second verse refers to the perfection and 'light' of Heaven-- that there will be no more fear or wants. 'Get into a car and drive to the other side' is the metaphor of our journey into the afterlife. The chorus refers to the fact that all of us will face our death; that we step into the 'unknown' and 'feared' night (our death), which is really the 'light' of our afterlife. Third verse again refers to our aging process and how quickly our life passes before and the fact of leaving all of our worldly possessions behind. The fourth verse refers to the restoration to our perfect and child-like selves in the afterlife. The taxi is a metaphor for our shared life experiences with other humans and our commonality that we all our on a 'ride' that ends with our deaths. 'We'll be there in just a while if you follow me' either refers to the fact that the speaker is aware and has already come to grips that life is really a 'short ride,' or it could be a metaphor for Jesus 'leading us to the Promised Land.' |
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