@psych0r3bel I concur. I would be extremely surprised if the writer came out and stated explicitly that it isn't about anal sex. Another interpretation could be rough sex in the doggie style position, as the whole "back door" lyric may simply be language barrier. As with many non-native English speakers, it's fairly common to use incorrect terminology and grammar. Sometimes the phrases make complete sense in their language (way of structuring and translating), but native English speakers misunderstand...for good reason. It doesn't happen nearly as frequently with European musicians, but it does happen fairly frequently.
@psych0r3bel I concur. I would be extremely surprised if the writer came out and stated explicitly that it isn't about anal sex. Another interpretation could be rough sex in the doggie style position, as the whole "back door" lyric may simply be language barrier. As with many non-native English speakers, it's fairly common to use incorrect terminology and grammar. Sometimes the phrases make complete sense in their language (way of structuring and translating), but native English speakers misunderstand...for good reason. It doesn't happen nearly as frequently with European musicians, but it does happen fairly frequently.
This song is about anal sex.
During a honeymoon, probably.
During a honeymoon, probably.
@psych0r3bel I concur. I would be extremely surprised if the writer came out and stated explicitly that it isn't about anal sex. Another interpretation could be rough sex in the doggie style position, as the whole "back door" lyric may simply be language barrier. As with many non-native English speakers, it's fairly common to use incorrect terminology and grammar. Sometimes the phrases make complete sense in their language (way of structuring and translating), but native English speakers misunderstand...for good reason. It doesn't happen nearly as frequently with European musicians, but it does happen fairly frequently.
@psych0r3bel I concur. I would be extremely surprised if the writer came out and stated explicitly that it isn't about anal sex. Another interpretation could be rough sex in the doggie style position, as the whole "back door" lyric may simply be language barrier. As with many non-native English speakers, it's fairly common to use incorrect terminology and grammar. Sometimes the phrases make complete sense in their language (way of structuring and translating), but native English speakers misunderstand...for good reason. It doesn't happen nearly as frequently with European musicians, but it does happen fairly frequently.