Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
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Matt
Lead Player
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| dispite the video, I don't think it's about a love story. maybe it is about the difficulty to relate with someone or to believe in something in a industrial society (Ammonia Avenue is about living in such a society) |
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Eric
Average
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| "If you believe in the power of magic, It's all a fantasy" A cynic never dreams for he is a realist. "So if you need to believe in someone, Just pretend it's me" A cynic does not trust anyone easily. (Btw, the video music rocks!) |
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Mark
Average
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| I think it is about the artist losing touch with mystery. In my own specific context I guess I would describe it as he is losing touch with magic/fantasy/wonder, in exchange for science and logic ("In a moment of madness," mind you).. "If you need to believe in someone, just pretend its me." (In my opinion) It's his own anthropomorphism of science(emperic logic? better?) speaking to him throughout the song, but for the chorus, which kind of seems to me like his subconscious striving to get him back in touch with mystery and wonder. That's what it means to *me* I should say... |
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Rebecca
Average
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| I love this song. I think it is about two persons who were in a relationship but then seperated in a moment of madness. And now they have somehow met up as strangers and the singer is saying Don't answer me as it will make me win this fight, just run and hide and think if we can change the things that happened. |
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Alex
Average
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| It's not about a cynic. Parsons lost track of things after Eye in the Sky (which wasn't so hot itself, but did produce Old and Wise, for which I thank him). I recommend I Robot, The Turn of a Friendly Card, Pyramid, and Eve (if only for Lucifer), above anything afterwards. |
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Angelica
Professional
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| I don't know, I think the meaning of this song is pretty basic. A lot of people read too much into APP and their 'concept albums'. The reality is, much of their music had NOTHING to do with the overall concept, and Woolfson has admitted as such. I don't think you have to shoehorn a meaning into this one folks. It's clearly a love relationship gone bad where the protagonist bitterly dares his love not to speak to him. She will win, but will she really? She's out on her own island without him, is that preferable? 1 |
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Randy
Professional
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| These lyrics don't make any sense to me, still. The video was pretty cool. I didn't like the song that much. |