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Guitar123
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Re: If there was one song......
« Reply #10 on: Jul 2nd, 2006, 4:34pm » |
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The second quote breakdown is about teaching a mother teaching her children to hate the dixie chicks, in my opinion.
I'd have to say that I would love to have written ANY of Ryan Adams songs mostly either Wild Flowers, Avalanche, or Trains. He's Just Awesome.
OR Sarah Slean's wake up because I'm constantly singing that in the mornings.
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Christian
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<_Re: If there was one song......
« Reply #11 on: Jul 3rd, 2006, 6:08am » |
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on Jun 25th, 2006, 7:41am, DizzyNess wrote:
That's a good one christian, liking the lyrics. I do like the manics, but don't think i've heard that song. He's gone solo now the singer hasn't he 
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From their third studio album The Holy Bible. Lyircs written by Richey Edwards, their now missing and presumed dead former lyricist/rhythm guitarist. In my opinion, their best album.
I actually wish I had written the entire album. It's one long work of lyrical genius from the mind of a truely tortured man. When you're suffering from alcoholism, anorexia, depression and extreme urges to self-abuse, you're bound to come up with something good. It's not just his skewed views and obvious mental anguish, but the rage against the human race for the apathy we show to widespread suffering. Songs about the respect shown to mass murderers, the holocaust, it goes on and on. Can you tell I'm a little obsessed? 
And yeah, James is releasing his own album, as is Nicky. I'm looking forward to both, even if Nicky can't sing worth crap.
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