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− | Flans is at his best messing around with lyrics and being oblique. A companion song to Words are Like, this is very much in the tradition of nonsence lyrics of the 60s. But better. Having said that this is far easier to understand than Words are Like which is just messing with words for fun. Truth in your words displays the desperation we have all felt when someone we value and care for lets you down and you are trying to find some positive meaning in their negative words. Excellent. (Mr Tuck) | + | ==Interpretation 1== |
+ | Flans is at his best messing around with lyrics and being oblique. A companion song to Words are Like, this is very much in the tradition of nonsence lyrics of the 60s. But better. Having said that this is far easier to understand than Words are Like which is just messing with words for fun. Truth in your words displays the desperation we have all felt when someone we value and care for lets you down and you are trying to find some positive meaning in their negative words. Excellent. [[User:Mrtuck|(Mr Tuck)]] 05:25, April 24, 2007 |
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Flans is at his best messing around with lyrics and being oblique. A companion song to Words are Like, this is very much in the tradition of nonsence lyrics of the 60s. But better. Having said that this is far easier to understand than Words are Like which is just messing with words for fun. Truth in your words displays the desperation we have all felt when someone we value and care for lets you down and you are trying to find some positive meaning in their negative words. Excellent. (Mr Tuck) 05:25, April 24, 2007