Thinking outside the box here....Beck might have included a political statement in this song as well as the normal love for a women, etc. I'll explain...
The first line of the first verse says "There's nothing left to hide" and the last line of the last verse is "Why should I have nothing to fear from?" Seems very similiar to the privacy argument you might hear somebody say to justify increased and invasive government surveillance on its citizens.
They will usually say something akin to "If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear." (Before any crazies out there start calling names, I'm not a left wing liberal Odumbo loving dumbocrat etc, etc. so save your energy and creative thoughts for your daily afternoon foxnews website comment wars please!!).
I just happened to read those two lines together and my thoughts spilled onto the board. Thanks for reading ;)
Thinking outside the box here....Beck might have included a political statement in this song as well as the normal love for a women, etc. I'll explain... The first line of the first verse says "There's nothing left to hide" and the last line of the last verse is "Why should I have nothing to fear from?" Seems very similiar to the privacy argument you might hear somebody say to justify increased and invasive government surveillance on its citizens. They will usually say something akin to "If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear." (Before any crazies out there start calling names, I'm not a left wing liberal Odumbo loving dumbocrat etc, etc. so save your energy and creative thoughts for your daily afternoon foxnews website comment wars please!!). I just happened to read those two lines together and my thoughts spilled onto the board. Thanks for reading ;)