Posted: 10 Aug 2007, 14:14
He is? Well then, I'm converted. Tidal, keep dissecting these songs.paul wrote:Tidal, please stop with this lyrics fishing thing... You're killing the mysticism of the songs!
Paul
TBH I largely think that's the best attitude to have.Dark wrote:The sooner I can start enjoying them again for just being good songs without being forced to remember that there "has to be" some deeper meaning (about which I really couldn't care less) within, the better.
c'mon, that doesn't need an answerTidal wrote:But why do people think I'm trying to find hidden meanings??
It's "cold missile" not cold Messiah.Tidal wrote: I don't understand what you guys are / / / about.
If it's the quality of my "fish" of Slept then there's little to say but that Andy's voice quility on both versions I heard was extremely bad, near unhearable- so that's not something you can blame on me- I had to guess most of the words...
If it's the content of my interpretation- well, sorry if you're offended, but it's not me that's singing it, it's our man !
If it's that mysticism- well, I'm not DOING anything to the song- I'm just trying to reveal the true text that is connected to the song, the true lyrics- that should only allow more wondering about what Andy could mean... Why would anyone want to hear a song and keep on wondering "what the hell is he singing, these lyrics sites are all shÃt so I can't find out!"?
About getting laid; everyone has his hobbies and interests. I got mine. This.
I'm doing nothing to the meaning of the lyrics! I'm only trying to show you all what the lyrics really are!
But, off to the present; I put my hands on Come Together, and had a good fish. Thanks to Robertzombie and his Mumbles I got a push in the back with the lyrics. I have to say Come Together was very, very much easier than Slept. Although still a little difficult, but not that much of a challenge. I only doubt if I have the last couplet right.
Come Together
"A little child and a cold Messiah
On a white-cold bliss that black Maria
Some wild idea and I head back home
Swing the gold sweet Jesus, come to carry me
Carry me home
Swing along
Carry me home
Come together
Hoooome
Come together
Home
Carrion angel
No-one can harm you now
Though your fins
Though your fins be scarlet
Come together
Hoooome
Come together
Home
A face in the parting cliffs, see the fall
Just you that ran
Seven of the years we spent in the hard way
Though your fins
Though your fins be scarlet
Come together
Hoooome
Come together
Home"
There are some uncertainties here, which are these;
-"cold Messiah" because it rhymes with Maria.
-"On a white-cold bliss that black Maria"
I thought it was "white-hot blister" at first, but then heard the "c" and "l"
in "cold", and the "a" in "that".
-"Swing the gold" could be "cold" aswell.
-"Carrion angel" not "Carry on angel", it's one word.
-"Clip seed of all"
This was the hardest. It sounds like "clipsee of ol.." but I don't know what
a "clip seed" is. But I could think of something more fitting. "Glyph sea"
maybe? (UPDATE: I just thought of "parting cliffs, see the fall"..?)
-"years we spent in the hard way"
Could be "years we spinning the highway" but that doesn't make sense.
All in all, a rather well- fishable song!
BTW Dark, I have that too- I have not a f*cking clue about what Eldritch means when he sings, even though some say they can interprete his lyrics for what they mean- but for now I think I will learn more about the Sisters in time and maybe then maybe be able to make something out of it... and I guess I also need a little more experience in life to understand
Tidal wrote:-"cold Messiah" because it rhymes with Maria.
But he's singit it, not saying it.Tidal wrote:Tidal wrote:-"cold Messiah" because it rhymes with Maria.
And he holds the syllable for too long for it too be "missile", you don't say "misaaaail", but "missail."
The Green Lantern wrote:Pity it never got recorded properly, it's a good song.
...but maybe they, in turn, don't give a rat's arse what you think about them, eh?itnAklipse wrote:i hate ppl who just wanna enjoy good songs, in general. Seriously.
I'd add: living a lot, and feeling things in life intensively.itnAklipse wrote:But generally the best way towards understanding Eldritch lyric-writing is reading a lot and thinking a lot.
Yes._emma_ wrote:I'd add: living a lot, and feeling things in life intensively.
...and it's quite possible that they do, too! An appreciation of something doesn't have to be excruciating, all of the time. Not even music.itnAklipse wrote:Probably, but they could think about their own lives for their own benefit.