Classic love story true to his western tx roots. One of my favorites as a story, but I think there are alot of songs that are amazing not even listed on this site. I guess I should figure out how to add them, because I have about 8 REK cd's.
少年は ベルリンの壁に
唾吐き付け
壊しても 今が何一つ
変えられずに
思い出せば
頑なに自分を閉ざしていた
歌う事が唯一の支えで
Edward H. Gein にはなりたくはないのさ
Sid Vicious and Nancy 何処で出逢うだろう?
心には声は無く
心にも歌を無くし
静かに君を待つ
届かない 君までは
届かない
君の声を見つけ出せず
Edward H. Gein にはなりたくはないのさ
Sid Vicious and Nancy 何処で出逢うだろう?
そっと君が手を差し延べると
素直になれず
心には声は無く
心にも歌を無くし
静かに君を待つ
恋焦がれ 夢を見て 恋をして
恋に恋して
夢は終わる Sid の夢
唾吐き付け
壊しても 今が何一つ
変えられずに
思い出せば
頑なに自分を閉ざしていた
歌う事が唯一の支えで
Edward H. Gein にはなりたくはないのさ
Sid Vicious and Nancy 何処で出逢うだろう?
心には声は無く
心にも歌を無くし
静かに君を待つ
届かない 君までは
届かない
君の声を見つけ出せず
Edward H. Gein にはなりたくはないのさ
Sid Vicious and Nancy 何処で出逢うだろう?
そっと君が手を差し延べると
素直になれず
心には声は無く
心にも歌を無くし
静かに君を待つ
恋焦がれ 夢を見て 恋をして
恋に恋して
夢は終わる Sid の夢
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Kyo said that the lyrics aren't supposed ot mean anything, its the overall theme of the song thats important, something about him wanting to rip down the Sid Vicious & Nancy image of Sex Drugs & rock n' Roll
Man i love this! especially 5 Ugly Kingdom Live Jessica!! Theyre all SO happy, Kyo is smiling so much aww!!!
I love the lyrics to this song. Although Kyo says there's no meaning to the lyrics, there's definitely something here he's trying to express. Did Kyo say that the theme of the song was about ripping down the sid vicious/nancy image? Because, I feel like it's a song expressing Kyo's insecurities. I thought the Sid Vicious and Nancy statement was actually about Kyo asking for their help or guidance, for their strong, undying love for the issues they fight against (in this case, it seems to be fascism due to the Berlin Wall statement in the beginning). But when Kyo says he can't accept their hand, Kyo has come to a conclusion that he's not them. He's himself. I don't see any kind of negative tone against Sid Vicious here. I always thought Kyo had tremendous respect for the man. This is the vibe I get when I read the lyrics. It seems like a stretch but I get that vibe. One question...what does Edward H. Gein have to do with anything? Wasn't he some kind of child molester?
I love the lives for this song too. The energy for this song that the band gives off is mad. I love it!
Nah Gein was one of my favorites. He was a guy that was what you could call "socially retarded." He took the skin off corpses and made furniture from it, and even wore the skin of dead women. I find the whole furniture thing to be quite interesting actually.
My sisters name is Jessica I know that has nothing to do with the song but when ever I hear it I think of her.
This song was written about me.
Except no. It was written as a stylistic song to portray sid and nancy. Kyo has said he thinds them to be total idiots, though.
Kaoru chose the title because he "liked the name Jessica"
Kyo accually means Ed Gein, doesn´t he? But I don't understand, why he writes: edward H gein because the full name of him was Edward Theodor Gein, well that's what wikipedia says.
Wikipedia is written by anyone, i can go write a wikipedia page and not know fucking anything. This song is fucking happy and makes me happy.
I am sure that Theodore is his middle name, though, I have an encyclopedia of serial killers, which I do not have in my possession at the moment, to confirm. Psycho was based off of Gein, as well as many other psycho-horror stories, and films.
As for the overall theme, it does seem to be about an immense insecurity and fear. It could be that the fear and insecurity are theme of the song, and the meaningless lyrics Kyo speaks of are Sid and Nancy, and Berlin Wall, perhaps?