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1. an Australian, punk, ska punk band formed in 1994
2. A Peruvian all female Nu Metal band formed in 1999
1. Area-7 rose from the ashes of Madness cover band Mad Not Madness. In 1994 three members, Dugald McNaughtan (keyboards), Charles "Chucky T" Thompson (guitar) and Dan Morrison (drums) left the group and began to write their own songs. They formed a band and named it after a lyric from The Specials' Dawning of a New Era. In 1996, singer Walter Eskdale left and the band recruited John "Stevo" Stevens, formerly of rockabilly band Yeah Yeah!, to vocals. Alistair Shepherd (sax), Toby Dargaville (trumpet) and Rohan Pacey (bass) all left in approximately 2002, and were replaced by Paul West and Matt Sanders.
2. Area 7 was born in 1999 when the Foronda sisters created a band that pays tribute to acts like Pearl Jam, Alice In Chains and Nirvana. After the typical initial hesitation, finally they consolidated as a solid quartet led by Diana and Fátima Foronda, supplemented by the drummer Josie Romani who suggested Karol Uriol’s entry, who switched from guitar to bass.
They composed their first own songs and formalized the gestation of the first all-female metal band in Peru. They grew musically gig after gig, and in 2003 acquired the maturity needed to participate in bigger concerts with bands such as Masacre, Reset, Natura and Leuzemia. Gradually their national impact was getting greater, and after being quoted in press notes and appearing in several television interviews, they published their first and self-titled EP.
After bring their music to Morella Petrozzi’s contemporary dance show “Género Femenino” (Female Gender) they published “Soul Machine”, their first LP produced by Morrison Records which made Area 7 to cross borders to present it to the Brazilian, Colombian, Mexican, Chilean and Argentine crowd.
A year later, in 2007, Evelyn Matos increased the Area 7 family when joined the band, allowing Karol Uriol to go back on track with her guitar.
After celebrating their 10th anniversry as a band, the band recorded their album “1.9.8.4″, tribute to Pamela Heredia, their close friend who died in 2008 and was born in 1984. Illari Arbe, with only 17 years old entered the band to play the drums and take part in the composition, arrangements and production of the album.
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Start Making Sense
Area 7 Lyrics
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i know the game that you're playing
but i don't care anymore
you never told the truth to me
you always tried to deceive me
but i don't care anymore
anymore
i always thought that i knew you
you just don't care anymore
why are you doing this to me?
do you need to defeat me?
seems you don't care anymore
CHORUS
cos i've heard
one too many, one too many
too many stupid answers
one too many, one too many
too many stupid answers
now
people always say that you're stupid
but i know there's more to it
you just don't think anymore
there aint no use in complaining
it's not even worth me explaining
when you don't think anymore
anymore
repeat chorus
i can't believe what you said to me
i can't believe what you did to me
i can't believe that you're lying to me
i can't believe what's become of you
i can't believe what you've turned into
i can't believe what you're doing to me
to me
The lyrics to Area 7's song "Start Making Sense" are about a person who has reached their breaking point with someone who constantly lies and deceives them. The singer understands the game that the other person is playing, but they no longer care. They have grown tired of being lied to and deceived, and they can see right through the other person's façade. The other person's behavior is causing the singer stress and confusion, and they question why the other person is doing this to them. The lyrics indicate that the other person has given too many stupid answers, revealing their dishonesty and lack of care for the singer.
The chorus repeats the phrase "one too many stupid answers" and emphasizes the singer's frustration with the other person's behavior. The second verse addresses how others perceive the other person, possibly indicating that the other person's dishonesty is more widely recognized than the singer previously realized. The verse ends by reiterating that the other person no longer thinks about their actions, further reinforcing their careless behavior. The song ends with the singer expressing disbelief over the other person's lies and actions, indicating the emotional toll their behavior has taken on the singer.
Overall, the lyrics to "Start Making Sense" are a passionate expression of frustration and disappointment with someone who consistently lies and deceives. The singer has reached their limit with this person and is no longer willing to tolerate their behavior. The lyrics highlight the emotional impact of dishonesty and the toll it can take on relationships.
Line by Line Meaning
i understand what you're saying
I comprehend the message you're conveying to me.
i know the game that you're playing
I am familiar with the tactics you're using.
but i don't care anymore
However, I no longer have any emotional investment in the situation.
you never told the truth to me
You have never been honest with me.
you always tried to deceive me
You have made a conscious effort to mislead me in the past.
but i don't care anymore
However, I no longer have any emotional investment in the situation.
anymore
This sentiment of no longer feeling invested in the issue is further reinforced.
i always thought that i knew you
I used to believe that I had a good understanding of who you were as a person.
but it's not hard to see through you
However, it has become apparent to me just how transparent and shallow your character is.
you just don't care anymore
It is clear to me that you have lost any sense of empathy or concern for others.
why are you doing this to me?
I am confused as to why you are acting in this way towards me.
do you need to defeat me?
Is there some sort of personal gain you are seeking by bringing me down?
seems you don't care anymore
It appears to me that you lack any investment or concern in our relationship.
cos i've heard
Because I have heard this repeated behavior from you before.
one too many, one too many
You have given me one too many false or foolish responses.
too many stupid answers
Your responses and actions have been unwise, lacking intelligence or foresight.
now
This is the current state of our relationship.
people always say that you're stupid
Others often refer to you as lacking intelligence or common sense.
but i know there's more to it
However, I recognize that there may be other factors at play here.
you just don't think anymore
It is evident to me that you have stopped taking the time to consider your actions or their consequences.
there aint no use in complaining
It is pointless for me to raise complaints, as it will not make a difference in our dynamic.
it's not even worth me explaining
It is not worthwhile for me to attempt to justify or clarify my position on this matter.
when you don't think anymore
It is difficult to communicate with someone who is not putting in the effort to think or listen.
anymore
This disregard for thoughtful communication is further emphasized.
i can't believe what you said to me
I find it difficult to accept the things you have expressed to me.
i can't believe what you did to me
It is hard for me to come to terms with your actions towards me.
i can't believe that you're lying to me
I am struggling to accept that you are being dishonest or deceitful with me.
i can't believe what's become of you
It is astonishing to me how much you have changed or devolved as a person.
i can't believe what you've turned into
I am stunned by the ways in which you have transformed as a person.
i can't believe what you're doing to me
I am at a loss as to how to process the negative impact of your actions towards me.
to me
The focus of these experiences and emotions revolve around how I personally am affected by this dynamic.
Contributed by Cameron C. Suggest a correction in the comments below.