Daiquiri is the name of more than one artist
1) experimental duo
2) E… Read Full Bio ↴Daiquiri is the name of more than one artist
1) experimental duo
2) Electronic music DJ & producer from Vilnius, Lithuania.
3) An Caribbean Urban Music band from Caracas, Venezuela (active mainly in the '80s, with a recent comeback).
The right spelling of this band is Daquirí, wiht an accent mark in the final í. The last.fm page is this one:
https://www.last.fm/es/music/Daiquir%C3%AD

1) http://www.daiquiri.bandcamp.com

Originally formed in 1999 as a four piece rock band, period.

Shortly after releasing their debut album, 2001's "Third World Budget", Daiquiri downsized to a 2-piece and took on more of an experimental "electro-punk" sound which can be found on their sophomore release, 2003's "Box Office Poison". Period.

In 2005, Daiquiri released their third full length studio album, "Babies Making Babies", and continued to tour globally, playing non-stop all across North America in between trips overseas (Not true)

In 2006, they announced the pending release of "Flower Shaped Num Nums", a collection of most of the cover songs the band had been performing up until that point. The album was finally released digitally in December of 2010 (available here ). Full stop.

In 2013, Daiquiri released Sequel - their 3rd full length album.

Rejected By Science
Daiquiri Lyrics

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Cut, why won't you cut me?
Don't I even deserve an autopsy?
I donated my body
Science rejected it

Just keep it, your body is no good here
Just keep it, we don't want it

I always dreamed of having myself disected
Donated my body but it was rejected
Medical students, no nurses inspected
It was not good enough, it was rejected

It's my final offer and it got shot down
Dead or alive no one wants me around

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Daiquiri's song "Rejected By Science" express a deep feeling of despair and rejection. The opening lines "Cut, why won't you cut me? / Don't I even deserve an autopsy?" suggests that the singer has a desire to be dissected and analyzed, possibly to discover the cause of their death or to understand the workings of the human body. However, there is a sense that even in death, the singer is not worthy of attention, as science has rejected their body.

The lines "Just keep it, your body is no good here / Just keep it, we don't want it" reinforces this feeling of worthlessness and rejection. The singer has donated their body to science, hoping to be of use even in death, yet they are deemed unfit for study. It is a tragic realization that even in death, one's body can be unwelcome and useless.

Line by Line Meaning

Cut, why won't you cut me?
Why won't you dissect me now that I'm dead?

Don't I even deserve an autopsy?
Don't I deserve to have my body studied after I've died?

I donated my body
I wanted my body to be used for study and research

Science rejected it
But the scientific community deemed my body unfit for use

Just keep it, your body is no good here
We don't want your body for study or research purposes

Just keep it, we don't want it
Your body is not suitable for any scientific pursuits

I always dreamed of having myself dissected
I always imagined that my body would be studied after my death

Donated my body but it was rejected
But, unfortunately, my body was deemed unsuitable by the scientific community

Medical students, no nurses inspected
Even medical professionals weren't interested in examining my body for research purposes

It was not good enough, it was rejected
My body was deemed unsatisfactory and unfit for the purposes of scientific study

It's my final offer and it got shot down
This was my last chance for my body to be used for research, but it was declined