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Dec 1, 2016
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good if I saw you again
Listen, miss, you've got me
You shoulda taught me such naughty things
(You shoulda taught
Listen, miss, you've got me
You shoulda taught me such naughty things
(You shoulda taught
Here he tells her she should have shown him more intimate things when she'd of had the chance. Possibly saying that at the time, he was clueless to anything in sexual terms but she was somewhat more experienced than him, and that he would have loved to have her show him a little more.
Dec 1, 2016
Dec 1, 2016
This song reflects strongly on the media and many stars and models in the media, who're well known and always in the limelight of the press. It touches on the fact that many idols, underneath all the fame can be fowl people and if fans were to see them in their true skins, may not want to know them anymore. It also entails that it can get "complicated" when people finally realise that who they look up to isn't perfectly airbrushed as they see everywhere else.
Dec 1, 2016
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find this shit so bizzare
I rather we never meet, had to speak
I think you know who you are in my imagination
But not
I rather we never meet, had to speak
I think you know who you are in my imagination
But not
This tells that you may have an image in your mind of what your hero may look like in the media, in your imagination, but you just aren't too sure on how they are under the skin, in real life.
Dec 1, 2016
Dec 1, 2016
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lesson I've been paid
And the stages of recovery can signify your age
And the stages of recovery can signify your age
This is a slight possible pun on his last name 'Stump' but also has the meaning of, as you recover from either emotional or physical trauma, it takes time. And the way you cope and deal with it, or help it along, can show your true maturity, much like a tree with its rings inside, to which signify it's years.
Dec 1, 2016
Dec 1, 2016
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that
Hold the weight of the world on
Hold the weight of the world on
This is implying that most love and care that many of us give, comes at the price of selfishness and usually ends on terms of how our feelings are, and how they are affected. Usually forgetting or having a sense of mindlessness toward the other person(s) beliefs/feelings/wellbeing in the situation, whether it be a family, friend or relationship. Like love but without the true meaning or true part of selflessness.
Dec 1, 2016
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is jumping off the bridge
And you don't want to be the one standing on dry
And you don't want to be the one standing on dry
Here, Patrick tells the listener that most people in the world will do anything to keep a secret that they, in reality, would love to tell everyone. Or that people tangle themselves into lies to keep a single secret from spilling.
Dec 1, 2016
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they accept, better had a right address
Come to my city, certain colours can't step
And sadly I'm talking about the colour of your skin
Sign my brother can't let you in
Cause the property
Come to my city, certain colours can't step
And sadly I'm talking about the colour of your skin
Sign my brother can't let you in
Cause the property
In this area the artist is referring to some of the racial discrimination found in many places. This is in terms saying "you can't stay here if you are racially of colour". It also explains that in some society today that the economical value of certain things seem to differentiate to certain people of colour. A divided city.
Dec 1, 2016
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to see you,
(Pop your white collars up! Pop your white collars
(Pop your white collars up! Pop your white collars
The artist is exclaiming his opinion of the lack of good ideas, and good deeds for all people including the lower class workers, never seem to occur as an idea in a management board room, and that the upper class only seem to think about themselves.
Dec 1, 2016
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news is everybody gets to have an outlet,
I've been poor and I've been
I've been poor and I've been
The artist explains here that he has been both rich and poor, but neither have been somewhat satisfying as he describes being poor as hurting, but rich being irritating like an itch you just can't scratch - an annoyance.