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You know it's just nice symbolic lyrics, it doesn't have to mean anything in particular, you can read the lyrics and make your guess. It's also more about a particular feeling they invoke, a somewhat "claustrophobic", "dark" feel.Not all lyrics are straightforward, like the lyrics in poppy progressive/trancey gabriel and dresden/filo and peri/ above and beyond/AVB etc.style tunes with pub (female usually) singers, singing about "my first time" or oh "baby i miss you". A trully bad example is the new "ordinary moment" by filo and peri. Here it is:
All I want is an ordinary moment here with you:
no distractions.
Tell the world that you're busy doing nothing;
cancel everything,
let it go.
Hey, do we know what really matters here?
We've been working so much,
We're forgetting to touch.
What have we become?
Did you know that it's a crime to never find the time to love?
Meet me in the kitchen
at the table;
I just want to be alone with you.
Stare into the eyes I've been missing;
Don't say anything.
You don't need to.
I love you.
We've been working too much
And forgetting to touch;
it's what we're guilty of.
But you know the greatest crime is that we never find the time to love... to love...
Hey, you're the only thing that matters here.
We've been working too much and forgetting to touch;
it's what we're guilty of
and you know that it's a crime to never find the time to love... to love...
It's basically a crime against creativity and art in general...i mean..."i just want to be alone with you"(shit..cliche),"you are the only thing that matters here"(more cliches?), "meet me at the kitchen in the table", (that sounds very naughty...), "But you know the greatest crime is that we never find the time to love... to love..." (in this point i vomit so, i stop)
Ehhhmm anyway, the whole "Disintegration" album is BRRIIILLLLIIIAAANNTT.An epic synth-driven orchestral masterpiece. So are "faith" and "pornography" in my opinion, very very good albums (very dark though). The Cure are very good indeed!!!
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