Hotcha Girls Lyrics
We left our teeth marks on the barrel of the gun... fucking intense... i love it
i think the song is about all the little things we do to make life better for ourselves and for those we love. we try and try, but these things are so little that noone else sees them, and so finally we die, feeling unaccomplished, and noone else ever sees it
Really a good song, one of my favorite by UC. The line breaks and punctuation were the way it was in the CD insert, so I didn't tamper with them. I accidently put "workers all deaded south while it rained" but have already submitted a correction, so it should be changed soon. Enjoy, and get the album if you don't have it, it is really good.
Yeah, this is probably my favorite song on "Sharpen Your Teeth."
this is a really chill song, driving-alongside-a-coastal-highway sound
its really quite a rad song, whenever I hear it, it doesn't leave my head for days
its really quite a rad song, whenever I hear it, it doesn't leave my head for days
I never knew i had a country side to me untill i listened to sharpen your teeth. But this song i think is the best song on sharpen your teeth.
Nobody has posted anything implying a song meaning, so i'll take the responsibility to briefly explain. hopefully somebody w / more time on their hands will elaborate or add his own piece of info. the opening lines are saying we are leaves on a tree, we begin to rust and turn into an older form. such as "old folks". hints "old folks home smell so much like my own", as in we really arn't all that different from the elderly. "then get left alone" could possibly mean death. im guessing hotcha girls are kind of like, "hootchie" girls, the young pretty girls all men lust over. when we get older and aapproach death we are left alone by these beutiful girls who are so important to us. the other versus like "we were dropping dimes on the ponies" i really have no idea about, maybe personal references to isaac's childhood memories? im not sure. In a nutshell it's about the people going through the elderly process and losing the relationships w/ young, pretty "hotcha" girls. instead they are only given "one trick, a wink for the truck stop boys".
I think you're right. To me, this song is just pure nostalgia. Fondly looking back at a crazy, amazing, emotional chapter of your life.
I think you're right. To me, this song is just pure nostalgia. Fondly looking back at a crazy, amazing, emotional chapter of your life.
"we were dropping dimes on the ponies" - remember those mechanical horses outside the front of grocery stores? when we were kids you could put in a dime or quarter and ride on them for a while. I remember the day I was too big to fit in one. It's a very youthful memory - something that you can only do when you are young... and this song helps you remember how long ago and faraway a time that was, wrapped in other lyrical memories, to create a nostalgia that paints everything sienna.
"we were dropping dimes on the ponies" - remember those mechanical horses outside the front of grocery stores? when we were kids you could put in a dime or quarter and ride on them for a while. I remember the day I was too big to fit in one. It's a very youthful memory - something that you can only do when you are young... and this song helps you remember how long ago and faraway a time that was, wrapped in other lyrical memories, to create a nostalgia that paints everything sienna.
this song is great!