"This is one of my favorite RK songs. I love how clever it is, with the narrator trying to help her friend with a broken marriage while she knows she's the woman that he's cheating with. I like how, at one point, she's reassuring her friend that her husband loves..." (view)

"I heard this song on XM today and was like, "I've heard this before, but where?". I was still trying to remember when I started reading the comments, and I realized how long ago this song came out. I would've been...7? Wow. Crazy how you remember a song from your..." (view)

"This is such a great song. I hear it has him reprimanding a girl for getting too serious about a relationship, when they were trying to keep it "off the record". They knew all along that it was just a fling, but one of them started getting attached. I love..." (view)

"I know it's been said, but "Ends" = "making ends meet" = making enough money to live on = making money. Not drugs. Unless making money for drugs is part of your ends. I like this song, it's got some subtlety to it. I liked the Wetlands/Apollo reference, I'm glad..." (view)

"I've seen somewhere that Doughty was tripping balls and hallucinated himself throwing himself off the roof of a building, hence the 'you get the ankles and I'll get the wrists.' Doughty is awesome." (view)

"This is the greatest song ever written." (view)

"I didn't even need to understand the lyrics the first time to know this song was about sex. "Cause my god, my god, my god Gave me a rod My god, my god, my god Gave me a rod For fishing, fishing, fishing Fishing, fishing, fishing, yeah" Some of the most primal lyrics I've ever read in..." (view)

"I'm in love with the librarian." (view)

"Well, not to project my own neuroses onto this song, but to me, this is a song about being so tied up in your own head that you can't actually find the person you're looking for. It starts out really sarcastic with the baby/kitten/surrender analogy, like someone saying that they'd..." (view)

"What a beautiful love song, regardless of who the subject is! Such a vulnerable and intimate love. There's one line in this song that makes me think it's about God and not a girl, though: "You'd devised a simple plan/That would change the fate of man/You'd thought of everything". "Look..." (view)

"This seems like a religious song to me, as well, although I can definitely see how it refers a poltical leader ("Such a fine citizen!") as well. But he also sings of the "You" being "Not about, in some tower/But here-right down here-/With us/In this world" and being "Everywhere at..." (view)