The Jimi Hendrix Experience – Purple Haze Lyrics | 4 years ago |
The song influenced by a dream Hendrix had after reading Philip Jose Farmer's "Night of Light" about a planet that was exposed to a strange light effect from its binary stars that could re-arrange physical reality, and can determine whether a person becomes a force for good or evil. But ultimately it was about infatuation with a woman. |
Elvis Costello – Senior Service Lyrics | 4 years ago |
@[mandc:32878] You need to have your ears checked! |
Elvis Costello – Green Shirt Lyrics | 5 years ago |
This could also include the notion of personal betrayal, as the "Venus line" in astrology includes the notion of violent reactions to not having feelings of love reciprocated. |
Elvis Costello – Green Shirt Lyrics | 5 years ago |
The newswoman was being painted as a co-conspirator in the right wing take over of British politics, hence the "Quisling clinic" line. |
Kate Bush – The Dreaming Lyrics | 7 years ago |
Mikayina - there is a word in Wagiman - mabakgayin - that means "broken." could be the same word in a different dialect, or a misheard word on KB's part, |
'Til Tuesday – Voices Carry Lyrics | 8 years ago |
@[poz52000:5550] you have it 100% ass backwards. the key is the line "if he can keep me in line" |
Tim Buckley – Song To The Siren Lyrics | 8 years ago |
@[stusafc38:5398] Larry Beckett supposedly re-wrote the line to "Were you here when I was full sail" when he renewed copyright to keep it more nautical. |
Tim Buckley – Song To The Siren Lyrics | 8 years ago |
The very first version aired publicly - from his appearance on the Monkees - had the line "I was puzzled as the oyster" |
T. Rex – Jeepster Lyrics | 8 years ago |
@[Zeratul:5397] A Jeepster was a phaeton (open touring car) created by Willys-Overland to tap the passenger car market |
The Clash – Clampdown Lyrics | 8 years ago |
@[UnderTheBridge123:5396] no, it's about corporate feudalism which got its first government endorsement under Thatcher, and later her lackey, Reagan |
The Clash – Clampdown Lyrics | 8 years ago |
@[nyrangerfan123:5395] are you wearing blue and brown yet? |
The Clash – Clampdown Lyrics | 8 years ago |
@[CubanPunk:5394] Allegory linking Fascism to modern Corporate states |
The Clash – Radio Clash Lyrics | 8 years ago |
This is Radio Clash And we count your thoughts ==> should be anger turns to thoughts When lightning splits the sky in half Sharper than a sword that was in the video, and I agree |
The Clash – Radio Clash Lyrics | 8 years ago |
@[Transistor:5393] the lyrics are wrong to the version you linked to, and obviously so. I have the original 4-part 12 inch, which contains the same "Radio Clash", "This is Radio Clash", Outside Broadcast," and "Radio Five" Here are the particulars: "Wait, wait Don't switch off the death Yes, we have the latest score (????) Islanders: 101 and Home Yard: 44" Should read: "Wait, wait Don't switch over to death Yes, we have the latest score Rebel Islanders: 101 and Home Yard: 44" "Like buckets of venom in (????) They've got a master plan Human wars over there And we'll come and knock 'em down" Should read: "Like buckets of venom in Khaki They've got a master plan You build walls over there And we'll come and knock 'em down" (seriously, the other version makes absolutely no sense) "This is Radio Clash Stealing information By his will as a (???) Use careful confirmation" this time, just replacing the ???: "By his will as a pestilence" Listen to the sample, you will hear that I am correct https://youtu.be/szlWof8MIeM |
Peter Gabriel – Games Without Frontiers Lyrics | 10 years ago |
"Adolf built a bonfire, Enrico played with it" may be talking of a nuclear missile - the Adolf being Adolf Buseman, a teacher of Werner von Braun and Enrico being Enrico Fermi, whose calculations were the first to hint at nuclear fission |
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