It's the song me and my bf call "our song" and it was a great feeling to watch them in Cardiff in Jan'05 and see them perform that with my bf close by holding me.
The lyrics aren't that black and white, but are interpretated according to what the listener perceives it to be. Again themes of capitalism, consumerism are echoed throughout the whole song - people being dazzled by artificial desires. The theme of the motorbike being no form of escapism from forced spending and consumerism, nothing in life is therefore free!
I saw them in O2 in DEC THIS YEAR, they were great, audience stuffy didnt even know this one or "little baby nothing" or the everlasting or the brilliant " Let Robeson Sing" all their best work IMO (excluding the obvious design for life and if you tolerate this)
I saw them in O2 in DEC THIS YEAR, they were great, audience stuffy didnt even know this one or "little baby nothing" or the everlasting or the brilliant " Let Robeson Sing" all their best work IMO (excluding the obvious design for life and if you tolerate this)
It's the song me and my bf call "our song" and it was a great feeling to watch them in Cardiff in Jan'05 and see them perform that with my bf close by holding me. The lyrics aren't that black and white, but are interpretated according to what the listener perceives it to be. Again themes of capitalism, consumerism are echoed throughout the whole song - people being dazzled by artificial desires. The theme of the motorbike being no form of escapism from forced spending and consumerism, nothing in life is therefore free!
I saw them in O2 in DEC THIS YEAR, they were great, audience stuffy didnt even know this one or "little baby nothing" or the everlasting or the brilliant " Let Robeson Sing" all their best work IMO (excluding the obvious design for life and if you tolerate this)
I saw them in O2 in DEC THIS YEAR, they were great, audience stuffy didnt even know this one or "little baby nothing" or the everlasting or the brilliant " Let Robeson Sing" all their best work IMO (excluding the obvious design for life and if you tolerate this)