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From: sunde@fys.ku.dk (M. Sundstr?m)
Subject: Veruca Salt, Fly
Date: Fri, 11 Aug 95 20:29:55 +0100
Okey these girls really rocks! They were the coolest thing that I saw
on Roskilde '95. Here are the basics of fly :
C Em
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D|--------2-------2--------0--------------------------------|
A|--3-3--3--2-2--2--1-1--1----------------------------------|
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Sunde@fys.ku.dk
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#1 by Marks at Nov 3, 1972 at 4:56 AM EST |
| I don't really know this song, but it looks awesome. I was just reading it now and I wanted to comment on what it means to me. I may be totally off, but, that's ok. Only one person so far tried to interpet it...so, I'm going to try just for the hell of it. Here's my stab at the meaning: "Twice bitten..." - [Sorry for bringing a Biblical reference in here...but, I just have to do this]. The apple from Adam and Eve was "twice bitten". The apple represents sin and disobedience; lack of commitment. Maybe this person was in a relationship and he or she was cheated on or left alone. "Twice baked." - The word baked could be looked at as a punishment or something. Not really sure about this part. "Twice led down the same mistake" - Adam and Ever were both led down the same mistake of sin. They basically went down together [or twice]. "Try me on a Saturday, Try me/Try me." - This almost sounds like a dare. Like, the person who wrote this song is daring the other person to "try" to harm them whether with words or physical harm. "One heart for one week of May, why me?/Why me?" - Maybe for one week they were together and loved eachother, but then it just split apart. And, he or she is just saying, "Why did I have to go through something like this? Did I do something wrong?" "Right for a foray with fate." - One of the definitions of the word foray is a brief journey that's usually for a particular purpose. So, maybe, with this relationship, she was taking a chance and making a wish that something like that could have worked and, apparently, it didn't. "Fly me home to heaven's gate, fly me./Fly me. Fly..." - He/she doesn't want to go through this pain anymore and, for this person, dying is the only way out of it that looks the most ideal [or so to speak]. So, basically, it's most likely about a failed relationship. Feel free to correct me :] | |
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#2 by Connor Fowler at Jan 24, 1981 at 5:45 PM EST |
| It most likely is about a failed relationship. Good job. I cant believe you haven't heard this song. Go get American Thighs by veruca salt. | |
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#3 by Riqu - at Oct 7, 1986 at 12:55 PM EST |
| Its about a person falling in love with someone who has a week into their relationship out of knowhere commits suicide. (One heart for one week of May, why me)They are feeling foolish for getting involved with someone and disenchanted cause they chose to love somone who apparently didn't love themselves. They feel foolish also for not seeing the suicide coming. (Fine fool for a holiday.) To make it even worse this all happened around a holiday. They can't believe this foray of fate that their love life has taken and they wanna jion their fallen love and fly to heaven cause they can't deal with the sudden suicide and the grief stricken heart they have now which weighs them down. (Fly me home to heaven's gate, fly me. Fly me. Fly... ) That would lift them up over their grief and its the only solution they see. | |
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#4 by The Penguins Tried To Kill Me The Other Day at Oct 25, 1987 at 1:31 AM EST |
| I can't believe no one has commented on this song! Anyways... I'm not quite sure but I think this song is about a break up and feeling sad. | |
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#5 by eric johnson at Apr 29, 2003 at 3:04 PM EST |
| I bet no one commented cause no one knows. I'm honestly not sure what its about. All I can tell is that Louise is depressed on this one. Beautiful song. | |
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