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Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds – Red Right Hand Lyrics
| 11 years ago
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The author Peter Straub was a source of inspiration for Nick and this song reminds me of the Straub short story 'A Short Guide to the City' - a weird story written like a travel guide interspersed with news article excerpts about a serial killer on the loose called 'the Viaduct Killer'. Not sure if this story inspired the creation of the song but the similarities are there. |
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Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds – Jangling Jack Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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A jaunty little punk tune about an Englishman taking an ill-fated trip to New York...or something.
Whatever. Just can't believe no one has commented on this song. Come on people! :p |
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Radiohead – Where Bluebirds Fly Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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There's words in there, but it's all in Thom Yorke's trademark marble mouthed mumbling layered with electronics. As if he's not incomprehensible enough as it is lawl. |
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Tori Amos – Professional Widow Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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it's so obvious who this song is about. it never ceases to amaze me how some people steadfastly refuse to see what's in front of them. |
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Tori Amos – Professional Widow Lyrics
| 13 years ago
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people are saying it's about courtney love because it is about courtney love ya fuck knuckle. tori just doesn't want to admit it. |
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Kanye West – The New Workout Plan Lyrics
| 14 years ago
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yes yes ihateyoukenny - we all bow to your insightful wisdom. you are right but you don't have to be such a cunting dickhead about it. |
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The Birthday Party – Wild World Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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Was Tracy Pew's favourite BP song apparently. Great song, but the live version performed by Nick and his Bad Seeds in recent years was even better. |
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Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds – Do You Love Me? Pt. 2 Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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It's based on the story 'The Juniper Tree' by Peter Straub (from his book 'Houses Without Doors') - a wonderfully disturbing work by a great author. Besides the 'jingle-jangle' and the chorus, I suppose it connects to Part 1 by how both songs seem to describe finding love as both a release and torment, and how the intensity of that particular moment can not be replicated. |
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