i love you til,i die,and i can't stay,mad at you!,i got mad,at you last,night!
a lively melody,granted but,hold everything!,it tell's the,saga of,a woman ''s who claim's she would and could,never hold a,grudge with,her husband/sweetheart,yet she contradict's herself,by declaring she,got mad at him!,the previous night!
Submitted by: mr.x
the game's people play,never meaning what the,say,never meaning what they do,never meaning what they,do, it's a,dirty rotten shame!
This cheery melody,is far from "cheery',it's a ballad about,the liar's in society!
Submitted by: ARTIE
The monkeys in the Pentagon are gonna cook our goose Their finger's on the button, all they need is an excuse
This song always makes me unhappy. The lyrics to this are just kind of morbid.
Submitted by: James
Tell me why I don't like Mondays (3X)
I wanna sho-o-o-o-t the whole day down.
Another fact-based tragic song with an upbeat melody. Based on 16-year-old Brenda Ann Spencer's shooting spree in San Diego. Ironic, since Brenda was upbeat (as in remorseless) herself when she told the authorities "I don't like Mondays. This livens the day."
Submitted by: British Bullcrap
Wings',
"Little Lamb Dragonfly"
My heart is aching for you, Little Lamb, I can help you out...but I cannot help you in.
The Little Lamb is a meaning for someone who wants advice for love and he would love to help, but can't. And the Dragonfly is someone who used someone and is always bugging him still no matter what. It's a very good metaphoric song with a full orchestra backing Paul McCartney and his band Wings, but the song is actually melancholic.
Submitted by: Paul Warren
In every Dream Home, a Heartache, And every step I take, takes me further from Heaven. Is there a Heaven? I'd like to think so.
The song is very sobering, but later would have a ravish guitar solo that almost sounding like Jimi Hendrix!...But the whole song is about being in love with a Blow-up doll. Looks like it's a lonely night for him.
Submitted by: Paul Warren
i'm a loser,i'm a loser,and i have,lost someone,near to,me,i'm a loser!,i'm a loser!
an exciting melody,hold on!,it is a,very meloncholy song,about a man,who has been,BETRAYED!,and admitting he's A FAILURE!
Submitted by: art
I'm Mr. Blue, when you say you're sorry. Then turn around headed for the lights of town, hurting me through and through. Call me Mr. Blue.
This song may have a soft feel with its jazz guitar and trombone as well as the female singers, but it's about some guy losing his love while she has fun, he cries. Garth Brooks would make an upbeat version of this song...but the song is still blue.
Submitted by: Paul Warren
Where is my John Wayne? Where is my Prarie Son? Where is my Happy Ending? Where have all the Cowboys Gone?
The song is about a woman who wants more than what she got when she married her man. The 1st and 2nd verses dwell into that her husband does a lot (such as work on the tractor and share lemonade with her wife) The bridge is where the song goes even more down with the husband not recognizing his wife and the 3rd verse show that the husband lost interest by drinking beer with his buddies and the wife doing the chores and seeing that her happy ending just ended as she sees her husband the cowboy ride into the sunset.
Submitted by: Paul Warren
walk a mile,in my shoe's!,walk a mile in,my shoe's!,you criticize and abuse, so walk a mile in,my shoe's!
don't let the,sound fool you,this far from,a happy tune!,it's a really a,depressing dirge,about giving some,bigot a dose,of his/her,own medicene!
Submitted by: MR.X
