| Al Stewart – If it Doesn't Come Naturally, Leave It Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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I know this is probably 'immature' but this song does have heavy homosexual connatations. The narrator is gay, and trying to fit into society by covering it over with having a girlfirend. "I put on a smile and tried all the while to be straight." But he realises who he is and that "Nothing that's forced can ever be right, if it doesn't come (cum) naturally leave it" He does not get turned on by his girlfriend and they battle away at night 'slaves of the night.' I'm not sure about this idea, but it seems correct with Al Stewart's faggy voice. By the way I love Stewart. Yay for folk rock!! |
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| Supertramp – School Lyrics | 16 years ago |
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A message for 'woodstock4eva.' I hope you realise when you say this song was 'reminiscent of the themes conveyed in the wall by Pink Floyd' that the album 'School' came from was released years ahead of Floyd. Supertramp where the first band, that I know of, to explore these desperate themes with such an intimate and deep approach. Perhaps Pink Floyd was inspired by it to produce theirs? (I do love The Wall by the way) |
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| Supertramp – Two of Us Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| I remember playing this song on my father's old Paris cassettes but Roger didn't sing the last eight lines. It was over in about 1 minute! It's very philosophical, and I question where I am everytime I hear it. | |
| Supertramp – Your Poppa Don't Mind Lyrics | 16 years ago |
| Great song from Indelibly Stamped, the most rock n roll styled album from Supertramp. What I see in the lyrics is a young man trying to attract a girl from a more conservative class of society. He's trying to introduce her a different world, and to do some 'exploring'. Not sure though | |
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