This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
I felt a stutter and a waiver
Cutting like a razor
Like fire through the snow
Then straight down to the bone
She creeps up like a spider
Then wants you deep inside her
She turns you into stone
A twisted little show
That's how it was all to begin
'Cause good girls they like to sin
Way back at the starting line
When Eve was on Adam's mind
And he was the first to go
In search of the great unknown
And falling yet again
'Cause good girls they like to sin
You are a hero and survivor
Your eyes are getting tired
There's claw marks up your spine
It happens all the time
Those silent evil daughters
Like sirens on the water
You've been the perfect crime
It happens all the time
That's how it was all to begin
'Cause good girls they like to sin
Way back at the starting line
When Eve was on Adam's mind
And he was the first to go
In search of the great unknown
And falling yet again
'Cause good girls they like to sin
Good girls, they like to sin
Falling yet again
Good girls, they like to sin
Good girls, they like to sin
That's how it was all to begin
'Cause good girls they like to sin
Way back at the starting line
When Eve was on Adam's mind
And he was the first to go
In search of the great unknown
And falling yet again
'Cause good girls they like to sin
Cutting like a razor
Like fire through the snow
Then straight down to the bone
She creeps up like a spider
Then wants you deep inside her
She turns you into stone
A twisted little show
That's how it was all to begin
'Cause good girls they like to sin
Way back at the starting line
When Eve was on Adam's mind
And he was the first to go
In search of the great unknown
And falling yet again
'Cause good girls they like to sin
You are a hero and survivor
Your eyes are getting tired
There's claw marks up your spine
It happens all the time
Those silent evil daughters
Like sirens on the water
You've been the perfect crime
It happens all the time
That's how it was all to begin
'Cause good girls they like to sin
Way back at the starting line
When Eve was on Adam's mind
And he was the first to go
In search of the great unknown
And falling yet again
'Cause good girls they like to sin
Good girls, they like to sin
Falling yet again
Good girls, they like to sin
Good girls, they like to sin
That's how it was all to begin
'Cause good girls they like to sin
Way back at the starting line
When Eve was on Adam's mind
And he was the first to go
In search of the great unknown
And falling yet again
'Cause good girls they like to sin
Lyrics submitted by Bskiffington
Snake Charmer Lyrics as written by Thomas Delonge Travis Barker
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Personally, I feel it's about the corrupting influence sex can have on men, especially when used by women as a weapon. Guys just can’t resist the ladies - even if they do feel “a stutter and a waver", they still succumb to womanly wiles.
Women, on the other hand, are construed as cunning. They creep like "a spider" (who, significantly, kill the male after mating), and their ability to turn men "into stone" is comparable to that of the mythical Medusa. Similarly, women (the “evil daughters” of Eve) are like "sirens on the water", who infamously lured sailors to their deaths.
The metaphorical implications are pretty blatant - with beauty and sex, “even good girls” can’t help but lead men to their own destruction. They like to exercise the immense sexual power they hold over men. This has been apparent since the very beginning, where Eve tempted Adam to eat the apple; he was the first to give up goodness for a woman, and for “the great unknown” ie sex.
Anyway, loving this so much. A feminist reading would be interesting, though...
WTF...most men would stick it in anything that's breathing... at least luke warm. And if it's closing time than that doesn't even matter. The majority of females are hoping sex leads to an emotional relationship. For men, it is often just physical. You can spin your web any way you like, but the stats won't back you on it. Oh, what do you care...get a boner and have a warm place to put it then you can feel all warm and fuzzy inside for a day or two...until the next one comes. Hmmmmm...interesting choice of words. Women seducing men...bullshit.
To clarify, I'm a chick... so, I'm well aware that a lot of men use women for sex. But I'm also aware of my own experience, and I've gotta tell you, I've corrupted a few boys in my time haha. Regardless, it's a song - it's not stating an objective truth, but outlining how Blink feels/ an experience they might've had.<br /> <br /> Cheers for the bitter rant, though.
You can't deny the fact that every girl who want's to get laid can get laid in just a few seconds. Men on the other hand have to work hard. They must spend time with the girl he's interested in and he would do nearly everything to score.<br /> <br /> Sure, there are easily laid girls and a few guys with money and/or charm who can do so too, but that aren't many.