its a song about getting happy bro , analytically he says most of all he needs the funk.. help him find the funk. the flashlight is metaphor for finally seeing something out of total darkness i think.
The comic book inside the album cover tells the whole thing explicitly.
The comic book inside the album cover tells the whole thing explicitly.
Super-villain Sir Nose D'voidofunk (devoid of funk) terrorizes the ghetto. He might be a pimp. He carries a sawed-off shotgun and hides behind a mask. Starchild comes down from space to change people like him and make them happy instead of being tough during the day and crying alone all night.
Super-villain Sir Nose D'voidofunk (devoid of funk) terrorizes the ghetto. He might be a pimp. He carries a sawed-off shotgun and hides behind a mask. Starchild comes down from space to change people like him and make them happy instead of being tough during the day and crying alone all night.
Starchild is Clinton himself, and that's how he sees himself when he brings music to the people. Liberating them from their own fear and need to put on a tough thug persona for his victims in...
Starchild is Clinton himself, and that's how he sees himself when he brings music to the people. Liberating them from their own fear and need to put on a tough thug persona for his victims in the neighborhood.
Flashlight plays after starchild shoots 2 cool 4 u Sir Nose with the bop gun. It transforms him into experiencing his primary feelings instead of strutting around intimidating people.
Earlier in the album, Nose says "I will never dance." Well, he's a dancing mutha fuckah NOW, and the whole room is looking at him make a spectacle of himself.
Of course, that's why they shot him with the bop gun: to make him happy, like they are. To make him feel and dance and remember who he is so he can have fun in this life.
Flashlights, spot lights, neon lights, they're all aimed at Nose. No more hiding his feelings behind his long-nose mask now! "Ho-ho, look at him go!"
It's like Pink Floyd: "since, my friend, you have revealed your deepest fears, I sentence you to be exposed before your peers." And like in the Wall album, what he feared most is what liberated him.
At clinton's concerts, every single person in the audience holds up a lit flashlight, and the entire place is suddenly full of light.
And we all danced, bathed in the lights that surrounded us.
-faye kane, white nerd chick,
sexiest astrophysicist you'll ever see naked
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@FayeKane How is it wrong when superlou stated that it might be about getting happy? You stated Starchild comes down from space to make them \'happy\'.... ????♂️
@FayeKane How is it wrong when superlou stated that it might be about getting happy? You stated Starchild comes down from space to make them \'happy\'.... ????♂️
its a song about getting happy bro , analytically he says most of all he needs the funk.. help him find the funk. the flashlight is metaphor for finally seeing something out of total darkness i think.
Wrong.
Wrong.
The comic book inside the album cover tells the whole thing explicitly.
The comic book inside the album cover tells the whole thing explicitly.
Super-villain Sir Nose D'voidofunk (devoid of funk) terrorizes the ghetto. He might be a pimp. He carries a sawed-off shotgun and hides behind a mask. Starchild comes down from space to change people like him and make them happy instead of being tough during the day and crying alone all night.
Super-villain Sir Nose D'voidofunk (devoid of funk) terrorizes the ghetto. He might be a pimp. He carries a sawed-off shotgun and hides behind a mask. Starchild comes down from space to change people like him and make them happy instead of being tough during the day and crying alone all night.
Starchild is Clinton himself, and that's how he sees himself when he brings music to the people. Liberating them from their own fear and need to put on a tough thug persona for his victims in...
Starchild is Clinton himself, and that's how he sees himself when he brings music to the people. Liberating them from their own fear and need to put on a tough thug persona for his victims in the neighborhood.
Flashlight plays after starchild shoots 2 cool 4 u Sir Nose with the bop gun. It transforms him into experiencing his primary feelings instead of strutting around intimidating people.
Earlier in the album, Nose says "I will never dance." Well, he's a dancing mutha fuckah NOW, and the whole room is looking at him make a spectacle of himself.
Of course, that's why they shot him with the bop gun: to make him happy, like they are. To make him feel and dance and remember who he is so he can have fun in this life.
Flashlights, spot lights, neon lights, they're all aimed at Nose. No more hiding his feelings behind his long-nose mask now! "Ho-ho, look at him go!"
It's like Pink Floyd: "since, my friend, you have revealed your deepest fears, I sentence you to be exposed before your peers." And like in the Wall album, what he feared most is what liberated him.
At clinton's concerts, every single person in the audience holds up a lit flashlight, and the entire place is suddenly full of light.
And we all danced, bathed in the lights that surrounded us.
-faye kane, white nerd chick, sexiest astrophysicist you'll ever see naked tiny url d0t c0m slash kanecave
@FayeKane How is it wrong when superlou stated that it might be about getting happy? You stated Starchild comes down from space to make them \'happy\'.... ????♂️
@FayeKane How is it wrong when superlou stated that it might be about getting happy? You stated Starchild comes down from space to make them \'happy\'.... ????♂️