"this song is realy great its addressed to the moral A is A such as atlas shrugged wich you will notice in a number of okkervil river songs which i appreciate very much as an objectivist basicly it relates to the relationship between Dagny Taggart and John Galt saying that..." (view)

"this song is realy great its addressed to the moral A is A such as atlas shrugged wich you will notice in a number of okkervil river songs which i appreciate very much as an objectivist basicly it relates to the relationship between Dagny Taggart and John Galt saying that..." (view)

"It reminds me a lot of "Johnny Got His Gun" by Dalton Trumbo. (A book, not a song.) I don't think it's about the book per se, but I see some kind of connection between the two." (view)

"That last verse is brilliant. Brandon Flowers is probably the second most underrated songwriter active today. (The first being Stephen Merritt.) " (view)

"Undoubtedly his worst song his only bad one " (view)

"It's too bad you guys don't know what this song is about. I am from Amity, Oregon and we love this song because Elliott Smith actually came through Amity (population: 1500) and then wrote a song about it. The line about New York? He's comparing New York and Amity...." (view)

"Peed my pants when I read this article about Oxford Commas: www.siue.edu/IS/WRITING/NewsletterC/Issue%208/page3.html " (view)

"I think both the one night stand and the breaking up make sense. Perhaps he's been into this girl since forever, and finally they hook up. However, she just sees it as a regular one night stand while the narrator is totally in love with her. He doesn't want her to..." (view)

"You all realize that people aren't limited to knowing only about their own country? Matt Bellamy is smart enough to know what goes on outside of the UK. That being said, it's not specifically about George Bush. He fits the bill today, but there will always be others, and wannabe political..." (view)

"This song reminds me of the movie Zeitgeist. I suggest you all watch it. I bet you all will agree." (view)

"I don't know much about Blair, but this song fits Bush and the US perfectly. Bush has done nothing but fan the flames of anti-American rage, and he will be remembered as the fool and warmonger that he is. He also seems to have "cast a spell" on the country...." (view)

"it's definitely something to do with Bush and Blair. It's basically depciting the fact that Bush and Blair have sent many soliders in iraq to their deaths i.e."And risk, you will risk You will risk all the lives and their souls" The song is also saying that because of all the hatred..." (view)

"It's not that Ours doesn't get airplay. They're virtually unheard of even outside of the radio-listening community. I think Jimmy Gnecco was cursed by Gypsies so that he would always be unmarketable. D:" (view)

"The unedited version replaces "I'm your maker you built with fear" with "I'm your nigger you built with fear"." (view)

"Shinedown is one of the few bands out today that actually are so unafraid of exploring new territory and defying the system, they start off their sophmore album with....... ........ ....... the guitarists daughter reading a poem written by Brent.... It was so random at first but it fits the album so perfectly,..." (view)

"Jesus Christ people. "Nobody nobody wants a war like this." Seriously, could it have been any more blunt? People saying that it's complicated are just easily confused." (view)

""I might be the only one, but i like Us and Them more than the Sound of Madness, the two albums are halfway different genres" - Garret I think Leave A Whisper was a great debut album to get their name out there, Us and Them was where the band grew..." (view)

"This song is epic. End of story." (view)

""God forgive the hands that laid you down." At first I took that line literally. But in the eulogy context it seems more like those doing the judging pushed him into an early grave. Intense song. Solid album. Shinedown's always been pretty standard rock, but they've outdone themselves with this...." (view)

"I didn't really think it was about sex. I thought it was about a young girl, possibly junior in high school with her mom at a beach early in the morning watching the sunrise while eating reggaeton, which is a pasta, if you didn't know. The part about "is your bed..." (view)

"I think this song is not about fucking. I think it's about a sheltered girl who is tired of being oppressed by her family. Like where the song says -Is your bed made? Is your sweater on?, it's refering to the girl constantly being looked after. I adore the drums in the tune, there're funky. Vm is amazing! :D..." (view)