"It ain't punk rock 'till the punk rockers say it's punk rock."
What some perceive as art, others see as garbage, and usually the general agreement is made with the insight of a professional artist, who might be one of very few people of his understanding. Only punk rockers can tell if a song is punk rock.
"I know its getting late,
We should wrap this debate
So let's dive under the covers where the good times await"
The debate is on whether or not it's punk rock; the disagreement on the artistic value of something. Usually simply ceasing to discuss the matter (dive under the covers) brings everyone back to peace (where the good times await).
"Every life needs a fate
Every lad needs a mate
Every seller needs a buyer
Every oven needs a fire
And if you're on fire, you're gonna need some water
And if you're underwater, you're gonna need some air
And if you're in the air, you're gonna need a place to land
And if you're on land, you can come and see my piece of shit band!"
Everything that exists require something else to coexist with it. Everything has a purpose. Everything artistic about a piece of art has its artistic purpose. Take a Rebecca Black song to a conspiracy theorist and see the kinds of Nazi references he can find in it.
"Purpose", or logic, is the basis of artistic interpretation. Someone can write "fire" in his song lyrics and it can imply water, air, land, and band, because fire needs water to extinguish it, being underwater makes someone desperate for air, and being in the air causes someone to need a place to land.
The last line says that being on land, one can come and see the piece of shit band. This is an example of hasty interpretation, where something is considered to be true just because it can be true.
I wonder if "Not gonna be ya sweet billionaire, lover." refers to Electric Six themselves. Being devoted to their own style of art makes them far from mainstream and thus not as popular profitable as they could be.
I think this is about the interpretation of art.
"It ain't punk rock 'till the punk rockers say it's punk rock." What some perceive as art, others see as garbage, and usually the general agreement is made with the insight of a professional artist, who might be one of very few people of his understanding. Only punk rockers can tell if a song is punk rock.
"I know its getting late, We should wrap this debate So let's dive under the covers where the good times await" The debate is on whether or not it's punk rock; the disagreement on the artistic value of something. Usually simply ceasing to discuss the matter (dive under the covers) brings everyone back to peace (where the good times await).
"Every life needs a fate Every lad needs a mate Every seller needs a buyer Every oven needs a fire And if you're on fire, you're gonna need some water And if you're underwater, you're gonna need some air And if you're in the air, you're gonna need a place to land And if you're on land, you can come and see my piece of shit band!" Everything that exists require something else to coexist with it. Everything has a purpose. Everything artistic about a piece of art has its artistic purpose. Take a Rebecca Black song to a conspiracy theorist and see the kinds of Nazi references he can find in it. "Purpose", or logic, is the basis of artistic interpretation. Someone can write "fire" in his song lyrics and it can imply water, air, land, and band, because fire needs water to extinguish it, being underwater makes someone desperate for air, and being in the air causes someone to need a place to land. The last line says that being on land, one can come and see the piece of shit band. This is an example of hasty interpretation, where something is considered to be true just because it can be true.
I wonder if "Not gonna be ya sweet billionaire, lover." refers to Electric Six themselves. Being devoted to their own style of art makes them far from mainstream and thus not as popular profitable as they could be.