Turbo Lover Lyrics
I know this is a bit of a wierd meaning, but to me it sounds like it's a about a pilot in a fighter jet with a missile locked onto him, and how he tries to escape it. Strange i know, but if u look at the lyrics they fit it pretty well.
Rob Halford might be gay but god damn it it still feels like he's talkin about bangin girls. He's still fuckin awesome!!!
the song could als be about shooting up heroin, if you look at it a little closer i think you will understand what it's saying in the song.i myself have never shot up and never will but i do know people that have and they agree it could be about shooting up. it fits in but, i can see it being about gay love too !!!!!! what do you think?
"On and on we're charging to the place so many seek" working torwards orgasm "In perfect synchronicity of which so many speak" moving as one "We feel so close to heaven in this roaring heavy load" almost there....heehee heavy load "And then in sheer abandonment, we shatter and explode." well there u have it kids =)
Damn, This song rocks.
The way I see the song is, Mr. Halford could be talking about sex (with men or women) and racing cars or motorcycles. Both are amazing (women and cars) and both can bring sexual excitement.
I think this song is a play on words; it's about motorbikes, but it was written so people could also interpret it as being about sex.
Why's it nasty?
Anyway, I heard this on the radio recently. Has a nice beat, and it's pretty good, as I recall...
Racing cars as a metaphor for love, sex, or what not. Pretty straightforwrad. Cheesy but cool, and Halford is a pretty good singer, too.
Muzzy: Well, some would disagree with with the "nasty" comment. Gays themselves, for example.
i reckon that rob is referring to himself as a huge dildo. im sorry if you're offended,but i love rob myself, so i dont mean to offend any1! ps gay people are just as cool/normal as straight people, so get over it!