Sand Clit
Kasabian Lyrics
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I jack off with my left hand
Together on the sand
We walked hand in hand
On the beach front, she smiled at me
As she tightly held my hand
I had my thumb up in her stubble
Country music
Played on the radio
So I turned it off
We walked down to the water
As I fucked your grandma's daughter
The wave it swept us away
What a hoe? What a hoe?
What a hoe?
The lyrics to Kasabian's song "Sand Clit" are intentionally vulgar and nonsensical. Many speculate that the lyrics are meant to be a commentary on the state of contemporary music, in which not all songs have deep, meaningful lyrics. The opening line of "Here's a song about jacking off" sets the tone for the rest of the song – crude and unrefined. The singer of the song reminisces about a romantic moment with a woman on the beach, but then quickly veers off into an inappropriate description of sexual acts. The inclusion of the line "What a hoe?" at the end of the song is perplexing, and indicates that the song is meant to be somewhat ironic or satirical.
Despite its seemingly controversial subject matter, "Sand Clit" remains one of Kasabian's most popular songs. The band has a reputation for blending different genres to create a unique sound, and "Sand Clit" is no exception. The song incorporates elements of country music and rock into its fast-paced tempo. The title of the song is also a pun, playing off the word "sandwich," which adds to the tongue-in-cheek nature of the lyrics.
Line by Line Meaning
Here's a song about jacking off
This song is discussing masturbation
I jack off with my left hand
The singer specifically uses his left hand to masturbate
Together on the sand
The singer and someone else are on the beach
We walked hand in hand
The singer and the other person are romantically involved
On the beach front, she smiled at me
The other person is happy and enjoys the beach
As she tightly held my hand
The other person is physically affectionate
I had my thumb up in her stubble
The singer is likely touching the other person's pubic hair
Country music
A genre of music with specific stylistic features
Played on the radio
The song is discussing the sound coming from a radio
So I turned it off
The singer stops the music
We walked down to the water
The singer and the other person move closer to the ocean
As I fucked your grandma's daughter
The song is becoming more explicit and vulgar
The wave it swept us away
The ocean is powerful and changes the environment
What a hoe? What a hoe?
The singer is using demeaning language towards someone
What a hoe?
The singer is using demeaning language towards someone
Contributed by Vivian L. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@kasabianfan044
I love the way each album has its own feel!
@1997Pieter
Came for the title, stayed for the music :D
@iliketrains3495
0:13 Damn, they really foreshadowed SCRIPTVRE 18 years earlier
@MrZeppelinOwl
Listened to this for the title!
@veronicagonzalo3778
Fuck hell!! 2:05 They also play reggaeton rhythm 14 years before it starts being on every song!??! Amazing, even not liking reggaeton.
@privatecocky8971
The title is fucking ridiculous (but are Club Foot and Ovary Stripe) but I didn't come for it (no clitoris pun intended). I came because I get trippy, nostalgic vibes from this song. On my version of the Kasabian album, I get this song, then the Jacknife Lee Reason Is Treason in the same track, but with a gap of several minutes inbetween. A little bit irritating actually. Oh well, Kasabian are my life.
@g.b3903
What order is the track listing of ur version. just curious
@framedmaamer
@@g.b3903bros not getting an answer