Aw, thanks. XD I thank my tenth grade English teacher for making me sit through a whole year of interpreting all kinds of poetry.DementedThingie wrote:@Harlequin: I really loved your interpretations of the lyrics that you put down if I haven't said so before. Its kind of the same thing I was thinking about when reading them, but you got it out first.
I was thinking about the daughter line on the bus home today, and I couldn't come up with another meaning as to what he means by that, so I'm inclined to agree that the line was added to piss people off, and nothing more. I disagree about it defeating the entire purpose, but maybe if he only used it as the opening line to the chorus* and then used something else for the rest of it to add meaning, then it would be better. But eh, Kyo will be Kyo, and this fits in more with his current trend in writing.Elec wrote:Just to clarify my position: I think the rest of the lyrics pack a punch, meaning-wise, but to me, the daughter line has no bearing on anything and it's just rude and mean and to me defeats the purpose of the song.
Nocturne wrote:By all means, I think you people are looking too much into the lyrics. Its supposed to be offensive, and I honestly think it is, and to me its a sign of horrid lyric writing. Kyo has become not that great of a lyricist IMO recently. He has some really beautiful songs like Aint afraid to die, and #13 on Withering to Death. Both are very well written. But crap like Cleaver Sleazoid and now this is just pathetic IMO.
By saying that in the song, he is apparently trying to pretty much defile someone, and what they love, even after they are dead, and in the worst possibly way. I honestly have no respect for that at all. By all means, no matter how much you could ever hate someone, if you were to think of doing something of the sort, I would beleive you would then be lower than the person you hate by an indescibable amount.
Main point = Kyo write better lyrics, and grow up.
I love you. <333Nocturne wrote:By all means, I think you people are looking too much into the lyrics. Its supposed to be offensive, and I honestly think it is, and to me its a sign of horrid lyric writing. Kyo has become not that great of a lyricist IMO recently. He has some really beautiful songs like Aint afraid to die, and #13 on Withering to Death. Both are very well written. But crap like Cleaver Sleazoid and now this is just pathetic IMO.
By saying that in the song, he is apparently trying to pretty much defile someone, and what they love, even after they are dead, and in the worst possibly way. I honestly have no respect for that at all. By all means, no matter how much you could ever hate someone, if you were to think of doing something of the sort, I would beleive you would then be lower than the person you hate by an indescibable amount.
Main point = Kyo write better lyrics, and grow up.
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MMike wrote:I think that what Kyo was trying to do with the lyrics is pissing people off. And just look at how much he pissed you off. So I'd say he's a pretty good lyricist.
Once again, I call complete and total BS. The offender does not necessarily win. I could make fun of you, Akane; pester you at every post you make. You might get pissed off. Would that make me the better writer? But I was trying to offend you! Therefore I win.Akane wrote:Stuff
Elec wrote:MMike wrote:I think that what Kyo was trying to do with the lyrics is pissing people off. And just look at how much he pissed you off. So I'd say he's a pretty good lyricist.
I call BS. This is, in effect, creating a catch 22 of sorts so that no matter what we think about it, in the end, it's "good". I don't care if that was his point, or A.C.'s point, or GWAR's point. It's BS.
Kyo IS a good lyricist. When he writes in Japanese. A language whose nuances he is extremely skilled at extracting some extremely interesting images and messages. I applaud him trying to practice another language, but there are much better English lyricists. Bernie Taupin, for example.
Good point.Miz wrote:The music and the lyrics match.
navate wrote:Loyalty is all well and good... but trying to impress the band with your amazing loyalty to an era the band is now trying to forget ever even happened is what gets me. I'm not sure how people can call themselves fans of Dir en grey and not understand the band considers their visual era dead and buried.
Nicely said.Elec wrote:Kyo IS a good lyricist. When he writes in Japanese. A language whose nuances he is extremely skilled at extracting some extremely interesting images and messages. I applaud him trying to practice another language, but there are much better English lyricists.
That's risible to say. There is quite a vast difference between artistic expression and simple pestering for the sake of vexing another.Elec wrote:Once again, I call complete and total BS. The offender does not necessarily win. I could make fun of you, Akane; pester you at every post you make. You might get pissed off. Would that make me the better writer? But I was trying to offend you! Therefore I win.