OK now I get it - thought the song was about a girl who seems friendly and harmless on the outside but is really deceptive and power-hungry on the inside. But the whole thing is really a metaphor for American politics = Ah Mary - America = clever. Meaning aside, this song rocks and needs more attention. She reminds me a little of Sheryl Crow but a little edgier, at least in the song.
... to be completely honest when I first heard this song on the radio I thought it was about a woman (the narrator) in love with a hard core dyke (the subject). I guess it was because of the lines "She's the beat of my heart, she's the shot of a gun. She'll be the enemy of everyone." (That last one is what I thought it was.) I didn't have anything against that because I'm part of the whole LGBTQ rainbow and I was like "Rock on, sister, rock on!"
... to be completely honest when I first heard this song on the radio I thought it was about a woman (the narrator) in love with a hard core dyke (the subject). I guess it was because of the lines "She's the beat of my heart, she's the shot of a gun. She'll be the enemy of everyone." (That last one is what I thought it was.) I didn't have anything against that because I'm part of the whole LGBTQ rainbow and I was like "Rock on, sister, rock on!"
Now I read the real lyrics ......
Now I read the real lyrics ... oh misconceptions. Ah, mary...
I'm just going to agree with the previous posts. It is a pretty obvious it's about America. "She's the beat of my heart," not necessarily a love thing, just... we live here and obtain our livin' from here. From work to food to...etc... (even though everything is made in china.)
OK now I get it - thought the song was about a girl who seems friendly and harmless on the outside but is really deceptive and power-hungry on the inside. But the whole thing is really a metaphor for American politics = Ah Mary - America = clever. Meaning aside, this song rocks and needs more attention. She reminds me a little of Sheryl Crow but a little edgier, at least in the song.
... to be completely honest when I first heard this song on the radio I thought it was about a woman (the narrator) in love with a hard core dyke (the subject). I guess it was because of the lines "She's the beat of my heart, she's the shot of a gun. She'll be the enemy of everyone." (That last one is what I thought it was.) I didn't have anything against that because I'm part of the whole LGBTQ rainbow and I was like "Rock on, sister, rock on!"
... to be completely honest when I first heard this song on the radio I thought it was about a woman (the narrator) in love with a hard core dyke (the subject). I guess it was because of the lines "She's the beat of my heart, she's the shot of a gun. She'll be the enemy of everyone." (That last one is what I thought it was.) I didn't have anything against that because I'm part of the whole LGBTQ rainbow and I was like "Rock on, sister, rock on!"
Now I read the real lyrics ......
Now I read the real lyrics ... oh misconceptions. Ah, mary...
I'm just going to agree with the previous posts. It is a pretty obvious it's about America. "She's the beat of my heart," not necessarily a love thing, just... we live here and obtain our livin' from here. From work to food to...etc... (even though everything is made in china.)