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As a young girl, Louis Vuitton
With your mother, on the sandy lawn
As a sophomore, with reggaeton
And the linens you're sittin' on
Is your bed made?
Is your sweater on?
Do you want to fuck?
Like you know I do
Like you know I do
This feels so unnatural, Peter Gabriel too
Feels so unnatural, Peter Gabriel
Can you stay up to see the dawn?
In the colors of Benetton
Is your bed made?
Is your sweater on?
Do you want ta?
Like you know I do
Like you know I do
It feels so unnatural, Peter Gabriel too
Feels so unnatural, Peter Gabriel
Is your bed made?
Is your sweater on?
Do you want ta?
Like you know I do
Like you know I do
With your mother, on the sandy lawn
As a sophomore, with reggaeton
And the linens you're sittin' on
Is your bed made?
Is your sweater on?
Do you want to fuck?
Like you know I do
Like you know I do
This feels so unnatural, Peter Gabriel too
Feels so unnatural, Peter Gabriel
Can you stay up to see the dawn?
In the colors of Benetton
Is your bed made?
Is your sweater on?
Do you want ta?
Like you know I do
Like you know I do
It feels so unnatural, Peter Gabriel too
Feels so unnatural, Peter Gabriel
Is your bed made?
Is your sweater on?
Do you want ta?
Like you know I do
Like you know I do
Lyrics submitted by carlitalolitax
Track duration: 03:34
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The singer is not old enough to directly remember all of these 80's consumer culture references nor have heard Peter Gabriel's 2 when it was on the radio. My take is that he's getting an X-rated trip down memory lane from a parent: "As a young girl" ... "With your mother" ... "the linens you're sitting on" from the same voice that has asked him countless times if his bed was made or his sweater was on.
I believe he is making fun of his parents' "culture" and taste in music but admitting to being influenced by it, maybe as his inspiration to explore rhythms from other parts of the worlds.
...Or, on the spicier side, I have considered a similar interpretation except that he's banging his Mom's friend in the parents' Cape Cod summer home, from whom he heard stories about his parents. That's more salacious, but I tend to believe the former.
"Do you want to? ... Like, you know I do"
He might be making fun of the way his parents talked in the 80's and the way girls used "Like" way too much. That might be the very proposition and response that led to his own conception, which happened on the sheets he's sitting on... and now he's mirroring that with his conception as an musician coming from his exposure to his parents' music like Peter Gabriel and reggaeton, and their stories, values, etc.
No one feels comfortable hearing their "conception story."
"and it feels so unnatural, to sing your own name"
hahaha
Thanks! ^^
"Feels so unnatural, Peter Gabriel too"...I'm a huge, huge Peter Gabriel fan, but he doesn't really have songs you want to have sex to. "Shaking the Tree" and "Games without Frontiers" have good beat but...no, thank you.
The first part, "As a young girl, Luis Vuitton". What woman has Luis Vuitton, let alone a young girl? So she has uber rich parents.
"As a sophomore, reggaeton"...Now she's older, trying to have her own personality, trying to be cool. Honestly, I don't know affluent white girl who actually likes reggaeton, but I know a few who play Daddy Yankee or whatever trying to look kinda hip and rebellious.
"Is your bed made? Is your sweater on?" - I see a girl just like on the video, a prim coed.
Maybe like a first time thing
and how the whole situation is uncomfortable
and the random questions of the made bed are said to
make it more comfortable.
His memories are of the uncomfortableness and Peter Gabriel
possibly in the background?
I'm just poking guesses however.