| Blur – Parklife Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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No it is "morning soup". I've got the Parklife alnum and inside the leaflet the lyrics say "morning soup". However, you are right on one thing, it makes no sense. I know what this song is about, having a go at americanisation (like many of their songs), yet i have no idea what the lyrics mean. I assume "parklife" means "american life" but there arecertain lyrics which just don't seem to mean anything. e.g. "John's got brewers droop..." There are lyrics however which can totally be adapted to the "having a go at americanisation" like the "gut lord marching" line, obviously taking the piss out of obesity which seems to be popular in america. I think the second verse talks about what english people should be doing, e.g. "have a cup of tea..." (a very english thing to do) and "feed the pidgeons". But as i said before, most of this song doesn't make direct sense. |
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| Blur – Chemical World Lyrics | 19 years ago |
| I always thought it meant putting the holes in doughnuts :p | |
| Coldplay – Speed of Sound Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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Looking at it again, i can see a few lyrics are wrong. The following are taken from www.coldplaying.com, so i doubt they're incorrect: how long before I get in before it starts, before I begin how long before you decide before I know what it feels like where to? Where do I go? if you've never tried then you'll never know how long do I have to climb up on the side of this mountain of mine look up, I look up at night planets are moving at the speed of light climb up, up in the trees every chance that you get is a chance you seize how long am I gonna can stand with my head stuck under the sand I start before I can stop before I see thing the right way up all that noise, all that sound all those places that i have found and birds go flying at the speed of sound to show how it all began birds came flying from the underground if you could see it then you'd understand ideas that you'll never find or the inventors could never design the buildings that you put up Japan and China... all lit up the sign that I couldn't read or the light that I couldn't see some things you have to believe but others are puzzles, puzzling me all that noise, all that sound all those places that i have found and birds go flying at the speed of sound to show how it all began birds came flying from the underground if you could see it then you'd understand all those signs I knew what they meant something you can't invent Some get made, and some get sent ooh words go flying at the speed of sound to show how it all began birds came flying from the underground if you could see it then you'd understand oh, when you see it then you'll understand |
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| Coldplay – Speed of Sound Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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I love this song. It's very clocks-esque. Although, the lyrics on here are written wrong. Its "And birds go flying at the speed of sound, to show you how it all began." |
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| Blur – Song 2 Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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I think they may have been high when writing this, because the lyrics are totally random (.....head checked, by a jumbo jet). But there is a lyric in the song which could make some sense; "Well, I lie and I'm easy All the time but I am never sure" But still, it could be referring to when they are high, but maybe by the time they came to write this line they may have come back to "the real world", because it makes much more sense than the other lines. |
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| Blur – Country House Lyrics | 19 years ago |
| "Jackanory" is cockney rhyming slang. It means "story". | |
| Radiohead – Fake Plastic Trees Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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I agree with most of the comments made, but something just gave me the urge to express what i think a certain verse means; ".....used to do surgery for girls in the eighties, but gravity always wins". Now you may call me a perv, but when i hear that i get the impression that he is talking about breats implants, and the man did the surgery. The lyric "gravity always wins" means no matter if you get a breast implant, gravity always pulls them down, i.e. they're still going to be saggy in the end. |
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