Snowflakes
Bananafishbones Lyrics


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I got a devil on the board - faster
And I'm out of control - faster
I don't dare to say no
I'm going where all snowflakes go

There even is a devil in the lord sometimes
I think because he gets bored sometimes
Being gun, being sword
When all he ever wanted was to be adored

Snowflakes in hell
Jesus Christ is wishing well
What's up with you sinners
Come on get up and raise the true fingers

Snowflakes in hell
Jesus Christ is wishing well
What's up with you sinners
Come on get up and raise the true fingers

We've got a little bit of truth and fake
Like a woman in a birthday cake
We enjoy
The birthday cake - destroyed

I've got a little bit of mouse and snake
Depending on the road I take
One eats heart, the other brain
When my lovely senorita's going round again

Snowflakes in hell
Jesus Christ is wishing well
What's up with you sinners
Come on get up and raise the true fingers

Snowflakes in hell
Jesus Christ is wishing well
What's up with you sinners
Come on get up and raise the true fingers

Snowflakes in hell
Jesus Christ is wishing well
What's up with you sinners
Come on get up and raise the true fingers

Faster

Faster

Faster

Snowflakes in hell
Jesus Christ is wishing well
What's up with you sinners
Come on get up and raise the true fingers

Snowflakes in hell
Jesus Christ is wishing well




What's up with you sinners
Come on get up and raise the true fingers

Overall Meaning

The song "Snowflakes" by Bananafishbones, talks about the struggle to resist temptation and giving in to our darker impulses. The line "I got a devil on the board faster, and I'm out of control" shows a person who is unable to resist these impulses and is going where all "snowflakes" go. Snowflakes could be a metaphor for innocent and delicate souls, which the singer is saying he or she is not one of them.


The song also speaks about the possible existence of evil within God who is represented through the devil. The line "There even is a devil in the lord sometimes, I think because he gets bored sometimes" suggests that God can sometimes experience negative emotions and boredom, and the devil is the manifestation of such emotions.


The song finishes by referencing Jesus Christ, wishing for his followers to stand up and show their true belief after having indulged in sinful behavior. The idea seems to be a call for redemption and honest spirituality, as the lyrics say, "come on get up and raise the true fingers."


Line by Line Meaning

I got a devil on the board - faster
I'm feeling out of control and there's a part of me that's pushing me to act recklessly and quickly


And I'm out of control - faster
I'm struggling to keep myself in check and the temptation to give in to impulsivity is growing stronger


I don't dare to say no
I feel powerless to stop my own self-destructive behavior and can't find the courage to say 'no'


I'm going where all snowflakes go
I'm heading down a destructive path that others have walked before, symbolized by the idea of 'snowflakes in hell'


There even is a devil in the lord sometimes
Even the most divine and holy things can harbor dark and potentially harmful elements


I think because he gets bored sometimes
The devil in Lord may exist out of a sense of boredom, as if he's always looking for a way to stir things up


Being gun, being sword
The devil exists as both a symbol of violence and aggression, as well as a tool to be wielded in battles


When all he ever wanted was to be adored
At his core, the devil may simply want to be loved and appreciated, much like anyone else


Snowflakes in hell
The idea of snowflakes in hell represents the juxtaposition of something pure and innocent with something dark and dangerous


Jesus Christ is wishing well
Even in the midst of turmoil and temptation, there is a sense that some kind of higher power is there wishing us well


What's up with you sinners
The singer is calling out to those who have given into their own destructive impulses and questioning their motives


Come on get up and raise the true fingers
The true fingers may represent a sign of solidarity or rebellion against what is expected, rather than a physical gesture


We've got a little bit of truth and fake
There's a tension between what is genuine and authentic versus what is deceptive and manipulated


Like a woman in a birthday cake
The image of a woman in a birthday cake may represent a false, overly manufactured image of what is supposed to be 'fun' or 'celebratory'


We enjoy
Despite what we may know to be right or true, there is still an element of pleasure in giving into our darker impulses


The birthday cake - destroyed
In the end, whatever joy or celebration we may have experienced is ultimately ruined or destroyed by our own destructive behavior


I've got a little bit of mouse and snake
There are two sides to the singer's personality: a timid, vulnerable side (mouse) and a ruthless, dangerous side (snake)


Depending on the road I take
The path the singer chooses to follow will determine which aspect of their personality is more dominant


One eats heart, the other brain
The 'mouse' (heart) and 'snake' (brain) represent two different ways of interpreting the world, one more emotional and the other more rational


When my lovely senorita's going round again
The identity of the 'senorita' is unclear, but may represent a force that brings out the singer's darker impulses


Faster
The repetition of 'faster' builds a sense of urgency and recklessness


Snowflakes in hell
The phrase is repeated as a way of emphasizing the inherent danger and conflict present in the world


Jesus Christ is wishing well
The image of Jesus represents a source of hope and compassion, even in the midst of darkness and temptation


What's up with you sinners
The singer's plea to the sinners echoes throughout the song, as if searching for some kind of response or solution


Come on get up and raise the true fingers
The repeated call to 'raise the true fingers' suggests a sense of rebellion against expectations and conventions




Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: Florian Rein, Peter Horn, Sebastian Horn

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