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| Kings of Leon – Conversation Piece Lyrics
| 7 years ago
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These lyrics are pretty self-explanatory... don't need much interpretation, but that bassline, that's another story!
I love it,
It's a Kings of Leon song that's musically very close to being a Radiohead song...never thought I'd say it. |
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| Kings of Leon – Find Me Lyrics
| 7 years ago
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This song really reminds me of another band... just can't put my finger on it, perhaps The Ataris version of Boys of Summer? I don't know maybe I'm crazy.
Really enjoying the new album! |
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| Josh Groban – Weeping Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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This is a South African resistance song, written in the mid-1980's by a young white soldier named Dan Heyman conscripted to the SADF. The young soldier was sent to a township to enforce curfew on the many inhabitants. He was outraged by the oppression he saw there and wrote this song in defiance. The man in the lyrics is Hendrik Verwoerd the architect of Apartheid. The song highlights Verwoerd's arrogance toward the world's media when he was questioned about the situation in South Africa. The song is about the barrier he created between races to keep white people "safe from the Back Danger" he made black people out to be dangerous, monstrous even. When in reality, the oppressed were innocents, weeping instead of roaring. A very moving song about White supremacist ignorance. |
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| Josh Groban – Weeping Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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This is a South African resistance song, written in the mid-1980's by a young white soldier named Dan Heyman conscripted to the SADF. The young soldier was sent to a township to enforce curfew on the many inhabitants. He was outraged by the oppression he saw there and wrote this song in defiance. The man in the lyrics is Hendrik Verwoerd the architect of Apartheid. The song highlights Verwoerd's arrogance toward the world's media when he was questioned about the situation in South Africa. The song is about the barrier he created between races to keep white people "safe from the Back Danger" he made black people out to be dangerous, monstrous even. When in reality, the oppressed were innocents, weeping instead of roaring. A very moving song about White supremacist ignorance. |
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| Wilco – Black Moon Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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I like the metaphor about him being an old shoe, but what does it mean!? He's basically
"admitting" to it as if he's being accused... |
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| Wilco – Sunloathe Lyrics
| 12 years ago
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I think the speaker is saying that he loathes the sun, because he is jealous of the happiness it brings to others. Happiness he doesn't feel yet, because he's feeling a little down and he's sure that this feeling will come to pass, but right now he hates the sun, the world and everything on the outside that keeps on going cheerfully makes him feel left behind and left out to figure it out but he knows he'll pick back up again someday...until then, this guy's pretty much in league with the average albino I guess. |
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