Songs That Got It Wrong

That song, “Love The One You’re With”

Yeah, we should all settle and just be glad that someone can put up with us. That worked out so well for the previous generation. To me this song explains why almost everybody I know from my parent’s generation is stuck in an emotional and sexual purgatory.

[quote]Chushin wrote:
Am I wrong to fall so deeply in love with you
knowing I got a wife and two little children
depending on me too
And am I wrong to hunger
for the gentleness of your touch
knowing I got someone else at home
who needs me just as much

And are you wrong to to give your love
to a married man
And am I wrong trying to hold on
to the best thing I ever had
If loving you is wrong I don’t wanna be right
If loving you is wrong I don’t wanna be right
[/quote]

Uh oh a dangerous song for a married man Chu.

I would like to point out that it is literally impossible to build a Stairway to Heaven. Especially, as they claim, a stairway that is supported by wind. Stairways need solid support all the way up to their destination…trust me my friend builds staircases.

I would also like to make an observation in the spirit of all classic movies and music being remade/covered nowadays. In todays world if this song was remade I’m pretty sure they would change it to the Escalator to Heaven. People are too lazy to walk up all those stairs

Some songs are simply out of date. For example, dirty deeds are rarely dirt cheap anymore.

And while it’s true that we don’t need no thought control, we probably do need some education.

[quote]Ulty wrote:
Some songs are simply out of date. For example, dirty deeds are rarely dirt cheap anymore.[/quote]

Like that country songs that speaks of “sellin vcr’s in Arkansas at a Wal-Mart”

can someone explain to me exactly what is silent lucidity?

“Just a fool to believe I have anything she needs…”

No sir, you’re Patrick Motherfuckin’ Swayze, you have everything and then some.

[quote]Ulty wrote:
And while it’s true that we don’t need no thought control, we probably do need some education.[/quote]

LOL.

Pot smoking, idealistic hippies. Get a haircut. And a job.

[quote]BradTGIF wrote:

[quote]Ulty wrote:
Some songs are simply out of date. For example, dirty deeds are rarely dirt cheap anymore.[/quote]

Like that country songs that speaks of “sellin vcr’s in Arkansas at a Wal-Mart”

Arkansas? Nope, that line still works…

Ha! Well played.

I don’t feel bad for the narrator of “Maggie May” at all.

“I suppose I could collect my books and go on back to school
Or steal my daddy’s cue and make a living at playing pool
Or find myself a rock and roll band, that needs a helping hand”

So he dropped out of school to shack up with an older woman with relationship issues. And he thinks these are three equally viable life choices to get out of his current predicament. I’m sure his entire life is filled with poor decisions. Time to man up and quit being a stupid kid.

“When we’re hungry, love will keep us alive.”. Not fucking likely. This might just have been the inspiration for 2 girls one cup.

I have to admit that i still havn’t found what i’m looking for either…

“theres something knocking at my door,
its an ancient mystery”

dave sure gets some unusual callers

"well there’s a rose in the fisted glove,
and the eagle flies with the dove

[therefore ]

if you can’t be with the one you love
love the one your with"

good deduction steve, I’m pretty sure we all agree that its logically sound

excerpt from verse 2:

“My laughter, like salt, I pour into your wounds
Hysteric screams of pleasure
An abstract violent soundtrack to your doom”

excerpt from the bridge:

“Just you and me now the ritual begins
There will be no emotion just cold-blooded killing”

really? MIlle wants to emotionlessly kill you whilst laughing?