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Fleece
Crystal Castles Lyrics
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I need your fabrication
It's my pleasure to concede
Shear the false expectancy
Fueling their complacency
I love your-
Revise antiquity
I love your-
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
Freedom is honesty
Freedom is hostility
Take her from her diocese
Place her on the mantelpiece
I love your-
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
I love your-
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
I love your-
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
Place her on the mantelpiece
Place her on the mantelpiece
Place her on the mantelpiece
Place her on the-
Revise antiquity
Revise antiquity
The lyrics of "Fleece" by Crystal Castles are quite obscure and open to various interpretations. However, the overall theme seems to be about the concept of freedom and how it relates to truth and lies. The lines "I need your fabrication, It's my pleasure to concede" could suggest a desire for a fabricated reality that is easier to accept than the complexities of the truth. The following lines "Shear the false expectancy, Fueling their complacency" could refer to the idea of breaking away from the false expectations that keep people complacent.
The chorus "I love your ambiguity, Revise antiquity" further reinforces the theme of questioning and revising established beliefs and norms. This could be seen as a call to challenge the societal structures that limit our freedom and individuality. The final lines "Take her from her diocese, Place her on the mantelpiece" could be a metaphor for breaking away from oppressive institutions and celebrating individuality.
Overall, the lyrics of "Fleece" convey a desire to break free from the constraints of societal expectations and embrace individuality and honesty.
Line by Line Meaning
I lo-, I lo-
The singer is stuttering in nervousness or excitement.
I need your fabrication
The singer desires the lies or illusions that their partner is feeding them.
It's my pleasure to concede
The singer takes pleasure in surrendering their control or power to the partner.
Shear the false expectancy
The artist wants to cut through the partner's unreal expectations and illusions.
Fueling their complacency
The partner's beliefs and illusions give them a sense of comfort or complacency.
Freedom is honesty
The singer believes that honesty is a form of freedom.
Freedom is hostility
The singer sees the concept of freedom as disruptive or even violent.
Take her from her diocese
The artist wants to remove the partner from their place of worship, or perhaps their comfort zone.
Place her on the mantelpiece
The artist desires to control or display their partner like an object rather than a person.
I love your ambiguity
The artist admires their partner's lack of clear definition or identity.
Revise antiquity
The singer wants to rewrite or challenge traditional beliefs and ways of life.
Writer(s): Ethan Kath, Edith Frances
Contributed by Arianna N. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@Starrydragons
I lo...
I lo...
I need your fabrication
It's my pleasure to concede
Shear the false expectancy
Fueling their complacency
I love your
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
I love your
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
Freedom is honesty
Freedom is hostility
Take her from her diocese
Place her on the mantelpiece
I love your
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
I love your
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
I love your
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
Place her on the mantelpiece
Place her on the mantelpiece
Place her on the mantelpiece
Place her on the mantelpiece
Revise antiquity
Revise antiquity
@alexepic3255
I lo-, I lo-
I need your fabrication
It's my pleasure to concede
Shear the false expectancy
Fueling their complacency
I love your-
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
I love your-
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
Freedom is honesty
Freedom is hostility
Take her from her diocese
Place her on the mantelpiece
I love your-
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
I love your-
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
I love your-
I love your ambiguity
Revise antiquity
Place her on the mantelpiece
Place her on the mantelpiece
Place her on the mantelpiece
Place her on the-
Revise antiquity
Revise antiquity
@radar1dog933
Every time I hear the intro to this song on Spotify it's a race to the volume button
@chibi_nerd8679
xD LMAO!!!
@alex_eats_goth_kids1798
First time I heard this song I ruined my eardrums ;-;. I jumped, scratch that, flew
@UwU-tc2kp
Me too+++
@coffee_rat3773
I love that part because it sounds like your losing your sanity in a dark room and everything staring right at you.
@itscool469
fucking yeah
@reneerioz6863
Crystal castles makes me appreciate my existence and being able to listen to their music
@theboyofhorror5678
christian rios big facts
@gonzgoesdumb
Me too.
@K60KREISY
a pleasure to my ears