Silver Screen
Felix da housecat Miss Kittin Lyrics


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Sweet seduction in a magazine
Endless pleasure in a limousine
In the back shakes a tambourine
Nicotine from a silver screen

Sweet seduction in a magazine
Endless pleasure in a limousine
In the back shakes a tambourine
Nicotine from a silver screen

Sweet seduction in a magazine
Endless pleasure in a limousine
In the back shakes a tambourine
Nicotine from a silver screen

(Nicotine from a silver screen)

Sweet seduction in a magazine
Endless pleasure in a limousine
In the back shakes a tambourine
Nicotine from a silver screen

Sweet seduction in a magazine
Endless pleasure in a limousine
In the back shakes a tambourine
Nicotine from a silver screen

Sweet seduction in a magazine
Endless pleasure in a limousine
In the back shakes a tambourine
Nicotine from a silver screen

Sweet seduction in a magazine
Endless pleasure in a limousine
In the back shakes a tambourine
Nicotine from a silver screen





(Nicotine from a silver screen)
(Nicotine from a silver screen)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Felix Da Housecat's song "Silver Screen" depict the allure of Hollywood and the entertainment industry. The first two lines express the idea that the media offers sweet temptations, while the third and fourth lines suggest the addictive aspect of Hollywood. The fifth and sixth lines suggest the excitement and upbeat atmosphere of Hollywood via the shaking of a tambourine, and the final line implies a cost or consequence of being involved in the industry. The repetition of these lines reinforces the theme of the seductive and addictive nature of Hollywood.


The line "Nicotine from a silver screen" is particularly interesting as it suggests the harmful consequences of over-exposure to Hollywood, much like the harmful effects of nicotine on the body. This connection between Hollywood and smoking has been well-documented in the past, with Hollywood films often glamorizing smoking and the actors themselves often being smokers. The line also suggests that Hollywood has an addictive quality, much like nicotine.


Line by Line Meaning

Sweet seduction in a magazine
Describing the allure of the glossy, superficial images found in publications.


Endless pleasure in a limousine
Highlighting the luxurious lifestyle marketed to the rich and famous.


In the back shakes a tambourine
Referring to the entourage and hangers-on that often accompany celebrities.


Nicotine from a silver screen
Pointing out the addictive and seductive nature of fame and celebrity culture.


(Nicotine from a silver screen)
Reinforces the idea of fame and celebrity culture as a toxic force.




Lyrics © Ultra Tunes, Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, SENTRIC MUSIC
Written by: Bobby Orlando, Thomas Lorello, Felix Stallings, David Jenefsky

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@Nightmike1989

Many people that she has done a track for, this is one of the finest she really did, it never ever gets old.

@uranomar

This track back me to London, the first time I heard it.

@AlainZxxx

Memories ... Miss my 2003 :'(

@rockandrollmachine

It's all about the flow ...

@ryanmcquivey7540

Sheila, I adore you! This song always reminds me of you. XOXO

@speedfreakpsycho

Didnt know there is a video for this track.. o_0

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Me too. There still isn't....

@mother-fng-bonswa3612

3:02 NaS - The Genesis what was original from a Wild style movie

@sandro8980

Boite Dama de Ferro,Ipanema Rio de Janeiro Brazil 2003.

@MrMUSTACHE

MidnightClub 2 , anyone ?

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