This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
What gives you the right?
To fuck with our lives?
A devil born in paradise
A liar loves to lie
Keep watching your back
Killers always have killers on their track
Keep watching the sky
'Cause you might get lucky again
I hope your drunken daughters are gay!
You are the shadow of fear!
You scare the love out of here
Like an ape in a cage
Small white man in a rage
Mellow suit, mellow smile
Limousines down murder mile
Limousines down murder mile
Watch the devil's at play!
Drain the bottle empty
California today
Tomorrow it's you and me
To fuck with our lives?
A devil born in paradise
A liar loves to lie
Keep watching your back
Killers always have killers on their track
Keep watching the sky
'Cause you might get lucky again
I hope your drunken daughters are gay!
You are the shadow of fear!
You scare the love out of here
Like an ape in a cage
Small white man in a rage
Mellow suit, mellow smile
Limousines down murder mile
Limousines down murder mile
Watch the devil's at play!
Drain the bottle empty
California today
Tomorrow it's you and me
Lyrics submitted by Astfgl
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"Keep watching the skies Cause you might get lucky again"
kozmik: Speak for yourself. This ties with "Your Ex Lover is Dead" for my favorite song on the album.
Keep watching your back Killers always have killers on their track
Think the secret service might have something to say about this line?
obv. a george w. critique. by canadians, nonetheless. how come they always have their shit together? ha. i love canada. and stars. what a great album.
Yeah they're awesome, but this is the worst song in their album. We all hate GWB. And Amy, Chris, Evan and Torq--all your fans MOST DEFINATELY do. So, stick to sugary-indie-pop that is bittersweet like amphetamines and downers but makes me feel alive like no other chemical.
this song is great. its hidden in the begining, and you dont necessarily know what its about, but man do you in the end.
If the Secret Service knew what this song was about, they would probably put Amy and Torq on some list, especially with lines like
"Keep watching your back Killers always have killers on their track "
I think sure, the secret service is the obvious thing the song is describing, but i don't think the meaning is so thin. I think they're describing a secretly evil manipulative person who they can easily compare to the secret service, something so powerful yet contained. The motive&mood of the song is anger, yelling things like "I hope your drunken daughters are gay! You are the shadow of fear!" which is hella hilarious, if you ask me...
anyway, that's my take. please respond with a rebuttal or agreement. :)
Small white man in a rage... I think that sums up the songs meaning
it's obviously not just about gwb, i don't think. you could feasibly relate to it from any political side of the spectrum: the ceo as he squashes the little man, the powerhungry politician as he ladder-climbs, the well-off heir who is respected not for anything he's done but his money and power.
"i hope your drunken daughters are gay!" is a statement yelled not just at george, but at all those tightwads with small minds who oppose gay marriage.
this is the first song i heard by stars and its their best in my opinion. this is an excellent song to listen to when youre angry with the bull shit that goes on today