You idiots, can you not see that there is nothing sexual about this song? Now go back and read the lyrics.
"Hey you, hey you, Devil's little sister
Listening to your Twisted Transistor
Hold it between your legs
Turn it up, turn it up
The wind is coming through
Can't get enough"
Your Twisted Transistor, means a RADIO. Transistor was a term used for radio way back when. She's holding onto a radio, and 'Turn it up, turn it up, The wind is coming through' means SOUND, as in music, which travels through the air. Anyone ever turned up your base real loud and felt the vibrations?
A lonely life, where no one understands you
But don't give up, because the music do
Music do [x6]
The chick is lonely, obviously, and misunderstood, but she feels a sense of understanding in the music, I mean, don't you have songs that just click?
Because the music do
And then it's reaching
Inside you forever preaching
Fuck you too
Your scream's a whisper
Hang on you
Twisted Transistor
Obviously, the music is deeply affecting her, and the term 'forever preaching', just means that she's always gonna remember it. 'Your scream's a whisper' meaning that even when she screams, no one can hear. Ever had that feeling.
Hey you, hey you, finally you get it
The world ain't fair, eat you if you let it
And as your tears fall on
Your breast, your dress
Vibrations coming through
You're in a mess
In this last area, the song goes on to say that the girl finally understands that the world isn't at all fair, and that if she doesn't hold strong, the world will destroy her, or consume her, hence the term eat. Then she's crying, and the music is vibrating, the sound so loud that she can feel it. And I KNOW all of your have felt that before. So think before you assume what a song means.
@Laruae You're a moron. The song is a double entendre. The artists aren't dumb, they know there are sexual connotations and they put them there on purpose. It's meant to draw a connection between the way people use music and the way people use vibrators. It's a very clever metaphor.
@Laruae You're a moron. The song is a double entendre. The artists aren't dumb, they know there are sexual connotations and they put them there on purpose. It's meant to draw a connection between the way people use music and the way people use vibrators. It's a very clever metaphor.
@Laruae You're a moron. The song is a double entendre. The artists aren't dumb, they know there are sexual connotations and they put them there on purpose. It's meant to draw a connection between the way people use music and the way people use vibrators. It's a very clever metaphor.
@Laruae You're a moron. The song is a double entendre. The artists aren't dumb, they know there are sexual connotations and they put them there on purpose. It's meant to draw a connection between the way people use music and the way people use vibrators. It's a very clever metaphor.
You idiots, can you not see that there is nothing sexual about this song? Now go back and read the lyrics.
"Hey you, hey you, Devil's little sister Listening to your Twisted Transistor Hold it between your legs Turn it up, turn it up The wind is coming through Can't get enough"
Your Twisted Transistor, means a RADIO. Transistor was a term used for radio way back when. She's holding onto a radio, and 'Turn it up, turn it up, The wind is coming through' means SOUND, as in music, which travels through the air. Anyone ever turned up your base real loud and felt the vibrations?
A lonely life, where no one understands you But don't give up, because the music do Music do [x6]
The chick is lonely, obviously, and misunderstood, but she feels a sense of understanding in the music, I mean, don't you have songs that just click?
Because the music do And then it's reaching Inside you forever preaching Fuck you too Your scream's a whisper Hang on you Twisted Transistor
Obviously, the music is deeply affecting her, and the term 'forever preaching', just means that she's always gonna remember it. 'Your scream's a whisper' meaning that even when she screams, no one can hear. Ever had that feeling.
Hey you, hey you, finally you get it The world ain't fair, eat you if you let it And as your tears fall on Your breast, your dress Vibrations coming through You're in a mess
In this last area, the song goes on to say that the girl finally understands that the world isn't at all fair, and that if she doesn't hold strong, the world will destroy her, or consume her, hence the term eat. Then she's crying, and the music is vibrating, the sound so loud that she can feel it. And I KNOW all of your have felt that before. So think before you assume what a song means.
That makes perfect sense man, thanks!
That makes perfect sense man, thanks!
@Laruae only a brainless idiot could think this song is about sex
@Laruae only a brainless idiot could think this song is about sex
True that, Raven1856. Idiots thinking every single song is about sex or drugs. This song is all about feelings and society, I think Laruae is correct.
True that, Raven1856. Idiots thinking every single song is about sex or drugs. This song is all about feelings and society, I think Laruae is correct.
@Laruae You're a moron. The song is a double entendre. The artists aren't dumb, they know there are sexual connotations and they put them there on purpose. It's meant to draw a connection between the way people use music and the way people use vibrators. It's a very clever metaphor.
@Laruae You're a moron. The song is a double entendre. The artists aren't dumb, they know there are sexual connotations and they put them there on purpose. It's meant to draw a connection between the way people use music and the way people use vibrators. It's a very clever metaphor.
@Laruae You're a moron. The song is a double entendre. The artists aren't dumb, they know there are sexual connotations and they put them there on purpose. It's meant to draw a connection between the way people use music and the way people use vibrators. It's a very clever metaphor.
@Laruae You're a moron. The song is a double entendre. The artists aren't dumb, they know there are sexual connotations and they put them there on purpose. It's meant to draw a connection between the way people use music and the way people use vibrators. It's a very clever metaphor.