| Heart – White Lightning & Wine Lyrics | 8 months ago |
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Here are the full lyrics (I don't know how to suggest a lyrics edit on this website): Last night's gone, we're moving on Highways call out loud I bring them in with their eyes of sin It's a down drinkin' freaky crowd I chew you up and I spit you out Never want to know your name Don't want to know you Sure want to show you Never will forget I came Oh, the world's all mine White lightning and wine Came on so fast, when did I last Feel this fine? Ooh, yeah Ooh, white lightning and wine, yeah Sweet little one, let me love you some Take me or leave me alone The gooder they come, the harder they fall Turn around, you are a nasty joke Ah, yeah, we all laugh ah, hah, what a gas! Watching you chew on the bones In the morning light you didn't look so nice Guess you'd better hitch hike home Well the world's all mine White lightning and wine Came on so fast, when did I last Feel this fine? Ohh Ooo, well the world's all mine White lightning and wine Came on so fast, when did I last Feel this fine? Yeah, yeah Ah huh, drinking white lightning and, ah Ooh, white lightning and wine, yeah Ooh yeah Aah, hey Alright Hey, hey, hey, hey Alright Alright Alright Uh uh uh uh, yeah Alright |
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| Heart – White Lightning & Wine Lyrics | 8 months ago |
| "White lightning" may be a metaphor for cocaine, popularly mixed with alcohol, or in this song's case, "wine." They made her "feel fine." Then she had a one night stand. | |
| Heart – White Lightning & Wine Lyrics | 8 months ago |
| "White lightning" may be a metaphor for cocaine, popularly mixed with alcohol, or in this song's case, "wine." They made her "feel fine." Then she had a one night stand. | |
| Heart – Wait For An Answer Lyrics | 9 months ago |
| @[Nick_C:53294] The song appears to be about unrequited love. The singer is seeking a relationship, but the other party is unreachable, seemingly due to lack of mutual desire. However, the singer remains steadfast in their own desire, hoping the other party will eventually respond in one way or the other some day. | |
| Andy Black – The Void Lyrics | 10 months ago |
| This song is mainly about losing a loved one who has passed away. But, it's vague enough, it can be interpreted as the end of anything, e.g., a romance or even a lifestyle or ideology. | |
| Andy Black – The Void Lyrics | 10 months ago |
| This song is mainly about losing a loved one who has passed away. But, it's vague enough, it can be interpreted as the end of anything, e.g., a romance or even a lifestyle or ideology. | |
| Saosin – Collapse Lyrics | 11 months ago |
| seems to allude to the planned and then-impending recession of year 2008 A.D | |
| Velvet Revolver – Sucker Train Blues Lyrics | 11 months ago |
| Since this song was written post-9/11, I see it as allusions to the secret agenda conducted by the US Department of Defense: "fell too fast, wings won't hold" x2, sung once for each twin tower. Post-9/11, the DoD has been conducting psychological operations on the masses to suppress truth and sow confusion to the point of clinical insanity, disconnection with reality, hence the random, non-sensical lyrical nonsense. "Mission Accomplished"... | |
| Steve Miller Band – Overdrive Lyrics | 1 year ago |
| This song appears to have been inspired by the relatable experience of drug-induced psychosis, ingesting so much of a psychoactive substance that the mind is incapacitated, similar to a machine that is forced to work in "overdrive", resulting in eventual damage. | |
| Van Halen – And The Cradle Will Rock... Lyrics | 8 years ago |
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"It's kinda frightenin' how this younger generation swings." refers to the hard-drug-using adolescents of the 70's. "It's more than just a new sensation. Well, the kid is into losin' sleep and he don't come home for half the week... Rock on..." This is alluding to cocaine, which induces insomnia and addiction. The term "rock" is commonly used in classic rock songs to refer to cocaine because the substance's form resembles white rocks; see, "Let's Get Rocked" by Def Leppard. "It's more than just an aggravation." - It's a lifestyle, one that is damaging to the body. Alas, the subtle glorification of an addictive, dangerous drug via the music industry at the will of TPTB for experimentation and exploitation. |
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