| Hum – Green To Me Lyrics | 6 years ago |
| @[ifoundathing:23736] i feel the same way. reminds me of a girl i fell in love with in the mental hospital. | |
| Green Day – Strangeland Lyrics | 7 years ago |
| *beings i hate that there's no edit function on here | |
| Green Day – Strangeland Lyrics | 7 years ago |
| @[floridaman:16315] ps "strange being all around", when you're high on psychedelics, especially mushrooms, at least for me, when you have to interact with sober strangers they can have the tendency to seem like fuckn aliens or something. kind of hard to explain what i mean. an example is this one girl one time came up to me at the park and started talking to me and she looked like a giant marionette creature. | |
| Green Day – Strangeland Lyrics | 7 years ago |
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reminds me of when i would do psychedelics as a teenager. we would walk around the city high as balls and i just felt so psyched to be walking around that area without feeling any of the stress i usually feel. it was like i had discovered a new world, and i wanted everyone to visit it. i think that's what this is about, tripping or rolling and wanting others to see and feel the shit you see and feel on it. it would make sense if i'm rite, the bassist mike dirnt wrote part of Longview on acid. |
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| Rooney – I'm Shakin' Lyrics | 7 years ago |
| @[xLoveHurtsx:15259] or meth. | |
| Rooney – I'm Shakin' Lyrics | 7 years ago |
| @[xLoveHurtsx:15257] yeah i think it's about withdrawals. | |
| Scary Kids Scaring Kids – The Bright Side of Suffering Lyrics | 7 years ago |
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@[skinnyjeansXcore:15255] reminds me of suicide. he's really upset over this chick, and he's going a little insane. life is shit for him. but "now the tables are turned", he's in control and he's ending it. on another lyrics website, it say's he's saying "i'm dying to find what's missing in my life" not "trying". i think it sounds more like that, but it's hard to tell. the cliche term every suicidal person had heard is "suicide is a permanent solution to a temporary problem" |
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| Coldplay – Clocks Lyrics | 8 years ago |
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@[ShooFlyPie:11035] i like your interpretation a lot, but who is he addressing when he says "you are"? |
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| The Beta Band – Dry the Rain Lyrics | 8 years ago |
| i think its about seeing a doctor for depression | |
| The Beta Band – Dry the Rain Lyrics | 8 years ago |
| @[helenlynn182:10829] agreed. | |
| Twin Peaks – Boomers Lyrics | 8 years ago |
| @[inLimbau:7586] "boomers" is indeed slang for mushrooms :) | |
| Thee Oh Sees – Turned Out Light Lyrics | 8 years ago |
| i love their music, but the lyrics are shit. | |
| Rooney – Sorry Sorry Lyrics | 8 years ago |
| for some reason, i hear this as picking up a girl and giving her an STD. like, he knows he has the STD, and his alter ego made him pick her up and his johnny rocket gave it to her. idk. | |
| FIDLAR – Why Generation Lyrics | 8 years ago |
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(Double post, used wrong flair before, don't know how to eddit.) This is probably about being born into Generation Y, which is a term for people born between the early 80's and early 2000s. I think it's written in the viewpoint of kids/young adults growing up at the turn of the century who are just trying to figure sh*t out. They want to know who they are and what to do next with their lives. It's a complicated time to come of age considering the major economical, societal (things like social media, everything's on display now, "when every move you make everyone can see") and political changes placed before them. They're criticized by the older generations, but the older generations aren't really giving them any useful insight on how to progress in this day and age, and they really want to know. "There's a secret that we wanna know, but you keep it for your own." and "How the hell are we suppose to know how to live in the 21st century?" I could be wrong about this, but I think the last verse is about watching the news on 911, an event that really helped shape the climate GenY has had to grow up in. Almost everyone was transfixed on the television that day, kids included, and I think it was was especially shocking and confusing for the young people watching it. "I remember the morning on my parents bed TV screen was burning through my head There's a bad mad man in our land What did he do, will we ever understand?" I feel like "bad mad man in our land" is either referencing the president or one of the major terrorists of the time. |
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| FIDLAR – Why Generation Lyrics | 8 years ago |
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This is probably about being born into Generation Y, which is a term for people born between the early 80's and early 2000s. I think it's written in the viewpoint of kids/young adults growing up at the turn of the century who are just trying to figure sh*t out. They want to know who they are and what to do next with their lives. It's a complicated time to come of age considering the major economical, societal (things like social media, everything's on display now, "when every move you make everyone can see") and political changes placed before them. They're criticized by the older generations, but the older generations aren't really giving them any useful insight on how to progress in this day and age, and they really want to know. "There's a secret that we wanna know, but you keep it for your own." and "How the hell are we suppose to know how to live in the 21st century?" I could be wrong about this, but I think the last verse is about watching the news on 911, an event that really helped shape the climate GenY has had to grow up in. Almost everyone was transfixed on the television that day, kids included, and I think it was was especially shocking and confusing for the young people watching it. "I remember the morning on my parents bed TV screen was burning through my head There's a bad mad man in our land What did he do, will we ever understand?" I feel like "bad mad man in our land" is either referencing the president or one of the major terrorists of the time. |
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| Red Hot Chili Peppers – Death of a Martian Lyrics | 8 years ago |
| @[jware39:4942] that actually sounds really fun | |
| Say Anything – Showdown at P-Town Lyrics | 9 years ago |
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There's a verse missing You think that you could take me now? Your only weapon is your namesake anyhow And if you think that you could take me now You got another thing coming... Think! Think! Think! I mite be wrong on this but that's what I think that verse says After the first chorus thing (watch me take a crowbar) |
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| Goldfrapp – Utopia Lyrics | 10 years ago |
| O___O | |
| Sky Ferreira – Lost in My bedroom Lyrics | 10 years ago |
| more specifically my first acid trip | |
| Sky Ferreira – Lost in My bedroom Lyrics | 10 years ago |
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haha i'm not sure if this is what its about, but thats exactly what i thought too. it reminded me of tripping the f*** in my room on acid or shrooms glad i'm not alone in this. shes also known to be into drugs, so i wouldn't be surprised. |
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| Sky Ferreira – I Blame Myself Lyrics | 10 years ago |
| how in fame you're kind of looked at as an image or character rather than the person you really are, and people assume they know you. | |
| Sky Ferreira – I Blame Myself Lyrics | 10 years ago |
| i think its about fame | |
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