I Throw My Toys Around

It just means that someone wants to grow up faster than they are already, because they've done something bad to spoil their innocence

I think this song was written for Rugrats the movie. That's where I heard it. It sounds like Angelica.

The cutest-a$$ kid song in the world!!

Well, not to make this discussion all naughty, but I think this song might have a hidden meaning towards sex. You know, sex toys?

I think, personally, that this song is about a girl trying to get people to take her seriously...she's capable of destruction, be it literal or metaphorical.

Five comments? Seriously? This is one of my favorite No Doubt songs ever. I love Gwen's voice, and I think it really complements the lyrics. Pretty straightforward song--she doesn't want to be treated like a little girl anymore. She's mentally matured, at least in her mind, and is sick of people thinking otherwise...at least that's what I think.

I think too many people think every song in the world is about sex.

I've got no time for fairy stories I'm not a little girl So you can leave me all alone And turn off the lights as well

That verse obviously states something along the lines of, okay, Mom and Dad, I'm grown up now, and I don't need you babying me anymore. If these "toys" were really sex toys, I really don't think "leave me all alone" would fit.

:P

I heard somewhere that the song was written as a tribute to Angelica from Rugrats. Probably also why they featured it in the movie. :P