I don't think the above is correct. The Manics website states that the song is about Americans (and also the Russian royal family in the Bolshevik revolution). I'd say that "prom queens disposable" should be written as "prom queens' disposable". Meaning that the prejudiced American prom king is a disposable object in the war.
I don't think the above is correct. The Manics website states that the song is about Americans (and also the Russian royal family in the Bolshevik revolution). I'd say that "prom queens disposable" should be written as "prom queens' disposable". Meaning that the prejudiced American prom king is a disposable object in the war.
best song off send away the tigers, the title almost gives away the meaning to it a bit. the war in ira is the theme of the song.
correct lyric
"from queen's disposable children"
I don't think the above is correct. The Manics website states that the song is about Americans (and also the Russian royal family in the Bolshevik revolution). I'd say that "prom queens disposable" should be written as "prom queens' disposable". Meaning that the prejudiced American prom king is a disposable object in the war.
I don't think the above is correct. The Manics website states that the song is about Americans (and also the Russian royal family in the Bolshevik revolution). I'd say that "prom queens disposable" should be written as "prom queens' disposable". Meaning that the prejudiced American prom king is a disposable object in the war.