Those lyrics could be wrong. Not sure if it is fear or feel me more. Can anyone clarify? And I'm not sure about the "You feel inflicted, dirty" line in the first verse.
Nevertheless, here is the meaning of the song....
"Goldmine" ("She got the goldmine/I got the shaft/She's Thomas Jefferson/I'm William Howard Taft") is a bitter breakup song with the bonus of being downright hilarious. Says Blake Smith (lead singer), "I think we're the first band to ever drop William Howard Taft in a song. 'Cause if you can educate the kids about U.S. history while rocking them . . . There's a lot you can learn from Caviar songs."
Those lyrics could be wrong. Not sure if it is fear or feel me more. Can anyone clarify? And I'm not sure about the "You feel inflicted, dirty" line in the first verse.
Nevertheless, here is the meaning of the song.... "Goldmine" ("She got the goldmine/I got the shaft/She's Thomas Jefferson/I'm William Howard Taft") is a bitter breakup song with the bonus of being downright hilarious. Says Blake Smith (lead singer), "I think we're the first band to ever drop William Howard Taft in a song. 'Cause if you can educate the kids about U.S. history while rocking them . . . There's a lot you can learn from Caviar songs."