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Topic(s): Es ist wie es ist und nicht anders, auch wenn die Relaität nicht immer direkt klar ersichtlich ist. Verunsicherung in den Versen & klare Realität im Refrain. Atmosphere: auf angeschnittene Weise politisch & kritisch, aufklärend im Chorus, evtl. heiter im Chorus, Catchiger Chorus, grundsätzlich habe ich auch im Verse eher Heiterkeit im Kopf... kann aber verschieden interpretiert werden. Genre/Style I was thinking of: Indi-Pop, Singer/Songwriter, Indi-Electronic, Alternative Artist(s) I was thinking of: Kraftklub, Von Wegen Lisbeth, Bilderbuch, Kawa Kawa,... Comments: Typische Pop-Struktur. Pre-Chorus statt Bridge. Die Pfeife im Chorus ist eine Anspielung auf René Margrites' Kunstwerk: "Ceci n'est pas ue pipe". Viel Spaß beim Performen!
This lyric is a tribute to Nirvana, and written the way they wrote many songs. Doesn't have a lot of lyrics, they're very repetitive, but it's meant to be that way. Kurt Cobain wrote a lot of songs this way, and I really admired can not having to use a lot of different words to get the point across. I didn't have sex until I was 18 and I had graduated high school. All my friends were having sex, but I was so naive, and a little bit tentative when it came to women I remember going out with a girl, we went to where everybody goes parking, and I just sat there, I didn't even try to kiss her. We never went out again, and later in life I found out when I was talking to her on facebook, that she thought I didn't like her. In reality I did, but I was just too scared to show her any affection. Maybe I held her hand once or something like that. So this lyric is about when I was 17
This is a lyric about what a teacher used to say to me when I was in school I think it was Junior High, might even been high school. Since I was adhd, it was always in some kind of trouble or mess I definitely stood out. I also would talk out of turn, talk to people that were sitting next to me when the teacher was talking, you get the picture, why we used to say to me just zip it. I think it's a funny lyric, it shows that I had a cool personality, always had a smile on my face even though I was getting myself into some jams. It wasn't malicious trouble, more disruptive trouble.
This lyric is about making a decision that you shouldn't have made, late taking the wrong exit on the highway or just taking one highway as opposed to another to get where you want to go. As you're sitting in traffic the sun beating down the AC doesn't work you think of yourself shit why did I go this way. We've all had those days, and there's not a whole lot you can do about it. You have to just sit in traffic and wait for it to dissipate, and carry on to your destination. That's something that I definitely had to learn to do, without getting upset.
This song is a fun song about swagger, a song to dance to.