This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
Take warning. Boxer, I threw it all away.
She. Tag's along, I'm only sleeping, Can't make me stay.
Time of her time Bob, get it right.
Let's go, Duncan, Dress you up, Blindfold.
Talk to me, Shandi, The first part, As we're told.
Oh Sister, Panic, One more night. Rip it out.
Cause I believe in Kingwood days.
Help me hold my feelings longer.
Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive.
Down in the valley. Old friend. Microphone.
Change of ideas. My poor brain. Monochrome.
Rats in the hallway, Soul on ice.
Only in dreams, Mindgames, Live to tell.
There'll be no teardrops tonight, Wheeler, Silverbells.
Ten minutes, Welcome to paridise. Paralysed.
Cause I believe in Kingwood days.
Help me hold my feelings longer.
Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive.
So all these words do they have a meaning?
Its all in vain try to read between the lines. (its all in vain)
But heres a hint, S-T-E-R-E-O. From all in print I guess theres one or few you know (that you know)
Cause I believe in Kingwood days.
Help me hold my feelings longer.
Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive.
Cause I believe in Kingwood days. Kingwood days, Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive. (Alright)
She. Tag's along, I'm only sleeping, Can't make me stay.
Time of her time Bob, get it right.
Let's go, Duncan, Dress you up, Blindfold.
Talk to me, Shandi, The first part, As we're told.
Oh Sister, Panic, One more night. Rip it out.
Cause I believe in Kingwood days.
Help me hold my feelings longer.
Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive.
Down in the valley. Old friend. Microphone.
Change of ideas. My poor brain. Monochrome.
Rats in the hallway, Soul on ice.
Only in dreams, Mindgames, Live to tell.
There'll be no teardrops tonight, Wheeler, Silverbells.
Ten minutes, Welcome to paridise. Paralysed.
Cause I believe in Kingwood days.
Help me hold my feelings longer.
Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive.
So all these words do they have a meaning?
Its all in vain try to read between the lines. (its all in vain)
But heres a hint, S-T-E-R-E-O. From all in print I guess theres one or few you know (that you know)
Cause I believe in Kingwood days.
Help me hold my feelings longer.
Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive.
Cause I believe in Kingwood days. Kingwood days, Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive. (Alright)
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I don't think this song has a meaning, perhaps the clue is in the title "jukebox" a mixture of everything. Maybe Millencolin wrote the song and thought people would try and gather meaning from it when there is none! "So all these words do they have a meaning? Its all in vain try to read between the lines. (its all in vain)" That suggests theres no point in trying to find a meaning because there is none! i think its just a great song, one of the best on the album. The chorus probably does have meaning, but i dont know what that is.
It's even simpler than that: the verses are made up of song titles, and in the chorus he says that those are the songs that help him through the day. From the top of my head: Take Warning - Operation Ivy Boxer - Simon and Garfunkel Threw it all away - Bob Dylan She - Elvis Costello I'm only sleeping - The Beatles Dress you up - Madonna ... and more ... just don't feel like typing it all out anymore...
this song is about something... i think its about how the songs mentioned helped him get through life and made things more managable and enjoyable.
"Help me hold my feelings longer. Kingwood days, make me stronger and alive."
"kingwood days" this sounds made up. like a place he goes to in his head when he feels stressed out, and he feels better when he goes to "kingwood".
God i love this band. And yeah sprotzek is right its about those songs and how they help him make it through the day...they help him "hold his feelings longer"
To add to sprotzek's list: Only in Dreams - Weezer Welcome to Paradise - Greenday
and when he says: "From all in print I guess theres one or few you know" He's just saying we probably know some of the songs he's listing
Ten Minutes and Change of Ideas - Bad Religion songs This song make me stronger... and alive:)
you have too love that swing
Rancid - Rats in the Hallway. lets go, old friend
This song is genius and the thing is moosemans jukebox is what id put on my moosemans jukebox
No, woker182, Change of Ideas is BR but Ten Minutes is by The Get Up Kids. I don't see how people could NOT see that they are songs! DUH!
Get it right - the offspring My Poor Brain - foo fighters Panic - The Smiths Stay - The Temptations, or Dave Matthews Band Bob - NOFX