The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Good Day to Be a Bad Guy" by the artist "Wednesday 13"
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The song "American Werewolves in London" by Wednesday 13 tells the story of a bloody night spent by werewolves on the streets of London. The lyrical hero, on whose behalf the story is told, enjoys the horror that he and his fellow werewolves sow
The song "Happy Pills" by Weathers is a satirical look at the idea of artificial happiness and the superficiality of relationships in modern society. The lyrical hero, taking "happy pills", portrays a false sense of euphoria, repeating the phrase "I'm always happy
EnglishThe song "Quiet Little Voices" by Scottish indie rock band We Were Promised Jetpacks paints a picture of obsession and influence that is both alluring and terrifying.Youth and ConfusionThe repetition of the phrase "I am young again" creates a sense of regression or return to a state of vulnerability
In "Moving Clocks Run Slow" by Scottish indie rock band We Were Promised Jetpacks, the lyrical protagonist is immersed in an intense, perhaps even all-consuming relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of time dilation, brought on by the preoccupation with another person
In the song "Little Consolation" by We Were Pirates, the lyrical hero tries to justify himself to his beloved for the breakup. He understands that he hurt her, but assures that he didn't want to
In the song "Skyway Avenue" by We The Kings, the protagonist is in a relationship with a girl who feels lost and trapped in a dead-end life. She proposes they commit suicide by jumping off the Sunshine Skyway Bridge ("Skyway Avenue" being a reference to it) as a way to escape their reality and leave a lasting mark