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| The Strokes – New York City Cops Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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Is it possible it is either "Nina" or the cop snorting coke at the end of the song (her snorting it could explain why she is strange and making the comments about the cops (never taken it but assume it may affect some people that way), no idea why the cop would be snorting it so just pretend I never mentioned it. |
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| The Clash – Long Time Jerk Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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Wild guess here but think it may be about trying to chat up a woman and getting the knock-back from her, and her being the one your heartis set on and how her rejection makes him feel like his heart will burst (or something) |
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| The Clash – White Riot Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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I think Joe mentions it in Westway To The World about trying to set light to a overturned car, lol. |
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| The Clash – 1977 Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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I think it was more referring to his lack of activity recording, not a fan of his so just guesswork on this but think at the time he's not have recorded for a few years and would have been spending most of his time working in Vegas. |
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| Sex Pistols – Belsen Was A Gas Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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Yeah but Nancy was also a junkie whore, she'd already fucked the Dolls, and came to London looking to hook up with anyone famous, and Sid was gullible enough to fall for it. |
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| Sex Pistols – Johnny B. Goode/Road Runner Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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Sounds like it was from a rehearsal session or something, gladd they added it onto the Great Rock N Roll Swindle though as it's pretty funny, and no... I don't know the f(censored)g words either :) |
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| Sex Pistols – Seventeen Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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Sounds like Jonesy is singing "Lazy Sod" and Rotten is singing "Lazy Sid"
Love this song, despite what everyone says about them, Cook, Jones and Matlock were good musicians |
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| Sex Pistols – EMI Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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I think Fame was either McLaren's or the band's management agency, so when he sings "I tell you it was all a frame, they only did it cos the fame!" it would suggest McLaren was the one behind it all, gaining publicity for the by having words with EMI to make them want to drop the band. Bearing in mind they were dropped after the Bill Grundy interview on Tonight, I'd have to hazard a guess that this is a dig at him (McLaren) for interferring, and also at the record company for believing some of the crap that was spread about the pistols. |
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