Good Luck (feat. Lisa Kekaula) Lyrics
this song makes me want to dance SO BAD.
can i jsut say im sick of you people giving your opinions on the songs, this site is poretty much called songmeanings.net not tellusyouropinion.com.... so fuck off and if your you too dumb to be able to interpret songs then fuck off and join some kiddy teen music fan forum where you can all talk about dancing to songs and how 'kiss ass' they are...
this song is about a woman who gets constantly beaten up by her man "leaving me so black and blue" after constatnly telling the man that he would end up 'old and lonely' (if he doesnt get shot before then) the woman gets her revenge when her abusive ex goes to jail and she exclaims "good luck in your new bed, enjoy your nightmares!"
bittersweet...
this song is so kick ass i love it
the video is even more kick-@$$. ;-)
dont usually like the music in clubs, but this came on and i just had to get up and dance, its amazing
well sed "vivy is"..this song is quite self explantory..also in the vid..she is a cop so she gets 2 send him 2 prison!!
i agree with vivy is
i sing this to my ex and hope he enjoys the nightmares in his new bed with his new girlfriend maybe she will do 2 him what he did to me.
This is a modern masterpiece and my favourite song (hence the username). It is shockingly underrated and should have been HUGE! The song is an anthemic 21st century ‘I Will Survive’, which everyone who hears loves; just not enough people have heard it!
The song tells the story of a woman (Lisa Kekaula, of the BellRays, who also features on the Jaxx single ‘U Don’t Know Me’) whose boyfriend/husband has been cheating on her and lying to her ‘no more lies!’ He is ‘so totally deluded’ as he thinks he can get away with cheating. It would also appear he is perhaps a criminal of some sort, an idea suggested by the line, ‘you’ll end up old and lonely’, [a reference to his cheating ways], ‘if you don’t get a bullet in your head’. This idea is perhaps linked to the hint that he has been beating Kekaula ‘No more crying, crying leaving me so black and blue’.
This criminal theme is expanded on in the excellent video which casts Kekaula as a prison officer who, whilst driving to work sees her other half (photos seen in the video suggest they are married) everywhere. Once she gets to work, he is among a group of new prisoners who gets of a bus. At the climax of the song, she completely ignores him as she guides him through the prison to his cell, once there he sits with his head in his hands.
It is such a shame so few other people have commented on it, as it is Basement Jaxx’s best song by a long way. In addition, just to point out, it has not been confirmed that story is either true, or about Kekaula herself.
Really good song, Basement Jaxx are the only ones of the Daft Punk level