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Lyrics for I'm Still Your Fag as interpreted by loveisaverb

I'm Still Your Fag Lyrics
Heard about your wife and kids where we slept
Felt their mouths with stitches at that were slowly lit
Kept your uniform this time because I couldn't quit
Haven't felt the ground so cold without getting sick

And i'm still your fag
I'm still your fag

It's a possibility to live without lips
Clinic love to fill right up with the broken kids
I swore I drank your piss that night to see if I could live
But my wrists couldn't stand the light that we missed

And i'm still your fag
I'm still your fag

You're only coming out because you came back in
You're only coming out 'cause you came back in

I'm still your fag
I'm still your fag


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UrSoLastSummer
11-08-2004

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the lyrics are a little questionable...haha. but i still love this song.

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sandcastle
11-30-2004

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i love this song too. its kind of mocking in a way.

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Parachutes
12-25-2004

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Sounds like it's a song about a married man getting down with his boyfriend (on the side) from the boyfriend's point of view.

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go_pete_go
01-17-2005

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Yeah, I didn't know what to make of the lyrics but Parachutes has kinda opened my eyes a bit.

"It's a possibility to live without lips" I think is referring to the hush-hush nature of the man and the boyfriend's relationship.

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king_midas
01-23-2005

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one of the members of Broken Social Scene is gay... who exactly slips my mind...

it's a good song anyway.

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glory_chld
01-29-2005

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can you say scandelous?

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LittleHonda
02-14-2005

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this song is most assuredly about a married man's affairs with a man. The man doesn't want to come out and the boyfriend is OK with it "I'm still your fag" at the end of the song the man discovers who he really is and comes out, but the boyrfriend questions his reasons for coming out.

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count to ten
06-21-2005

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i think this song could also be about a man who used to date another man a long time ago (maybe in college/high school or something) and they were in love or whatever, and then years later after they broke up, the gay man (the one singing) finds out his ex-lover is now living a straight life. i'm not sure though.

i also think it's interesting the use of "fag" in relation to cigarettes and words like 'lit" and that he "couldn't quit" in the first verse. dunno, thought that was interesting.

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dollarsandcents
08-21-2005

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Wow! Thanks count to ten. I've never noticed that, about the "lit" and "couldn't quit". What is there not to like about Broken Social Scene? They're great!

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J___P
11-05-2005

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this song is so gay

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J___P
11-05-2005

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this song is so gay

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Sarahluvsu182
12-09-2005

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isn't it "but my wrists couldn't stand the LIFE that we missed"?
it's an awesome song though. the cigarette connection is interesting..

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howsilly
02-05-2006

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I always thought it was "kept your uniform this time" not "capture"
and yeah, "life" not "light"
i think this is a really wonderful song.

i think it's about a past relationship, and the boyfriend just now finds out that his ex is with a woman/has a family or whatever. and maybe the "straight" guy is a little ashamed of his past/tries to hide it, so the "i'm still your fag" is a bit mocking on the part of the ex boyfriend of the fact that the married man is sort of living a sham.

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_Lovedrug_
02-06-2006

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J__P...I think that's the point, now get lost you homophobic moron

Sorry, damn descrimination...

Anyway, cool song, don't care if I get laughed at for listening to it! :D

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ksam
02-08-2006

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i love this song, kinda funny 'cause my dad was gonna learn it, to play on his guitar [he's homophobic] but he hadn't listened to the words, i had to sit him down to explain it to him. funny reaction. but ya i love the song.

love,
ksam

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tangledvynes
02-27-2006

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I think the use of the word fag has a double meaning

1) the singer is gay
2) the married man is still "addicted" to the singer of the song

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pascoupe
02-28-2006

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"It's a possibility to live without lips
Kleenex love to fill right up with all the broken kids"

This obviously means that he does not have the other man to "please" him (live without lips)
The kleenex is a reference to masturbation (broken kids = semen)

PS Sorry for the graphic language

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pascoupe
02-28-2006

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"It's a possibility to live without lips
Kleenex love to fill right up with all the broken kids"

This obviously means that he does not have the other man to "please" him (live without lips)
The kleenex is a reference to masturbation (broken kids = semen)

PS Sorry for the graphic language

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pascoupe
02-28-2006

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"It's a possibility to live without lips
Kleenex love to fill right up with all the broken kids"

This obviously means that he does not have the other man to "please" him (live without lips)
The kleenex is a reference to masturbation (broken kids = semen)

PS Sorry for the graphic language

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molofan
03-26-2006

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man has boyfriend. later, man has wife and kids. boyfriend writes song about concealed bisexuality in man.

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emilymiller
07-04-2006

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i always thought it was "cut my wrists couldn't stand the life that we missed" which definitely goes along with the theme that he finds an old love is living a straight life.

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conorissoscene
08-20-2006

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It's a possibility to live without lips

it could be him telling the other guy that he doesn't need a woman in his life. lips = vagina?

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gypsyboy
09-12-2006

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i love that lyric "kept your uniform because i couldn't quit." and i think the guy uses the "i'm still your fag" lyric to demean himself, as well as the cigarette analogy.

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uncletross
11-06-2006

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I don't think it's cut my wrists. That sounds a little too emo for BSS. But maybe that's just wishful thinking.

I'm seeing them tonight and it will be the best moment of my life.

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uncletross
11-06-2006

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I always think it's lame when people are like "I can so relate to this song" but I really can.

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