sometimes things are what they seem people, there isn't always some higher or hidden meaning. the song's lyrics describe listening to the broadcasts of high-wattage unregulated Mexican radio stations, known as border blasters. Stan Ridgway and Marc Moreland would listen to Mexican broadcasts, preferring their programming to mainstream Los Angeles radio. the singer is alluding first to listening to these stations and then wishing he was a DJ on one of them. it's not rocket science morons. you people shouldn't be allowed to vote or drive
sometimes things are what they seem people, there isn't always some higher or hidden meaning. the song's lyrics describe listening to the broadcasts of high-wattage unregulated Mexican radio stations, known as border blasters. Stan Ridgway and Marc Moreland would listen to Mexican broadcasts, preferring their programming to mainstream Los Angeles radio. the singer is alluding first to listening to these stations and then wishing he was a DJ on one of them. it's not rocket science morons. you people shouldn't be allowed to vote or drive