Discomania
Haines Luke Lyrics
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This is the story of Discomania
Keep me up all night with your own private language
This is the story of Pepsi Cola addicts
Which one of us killed us?
Which one of us am I?
Which one of us killed us?
It's all Discomania
It's all Discomania
It's all Discomania
I'm anti-everything
And it's all Discomania
We are the kids from the base
We're not the kids in America
Kim Wilde is sex
I'm Tallula Bankhead
Carrot cabbage winters
Is gonna die from stamp death
Which one of us killed us?
Which one of us am I?
Which one of us killed us?
Which one of us am I?
It's all Discomania
It's all Discomania
It's all Discomania
Totality for the kids
Totality for the government
I like people when they keep their mouth shut
I like them when they're silent
'Cause Kim Wilde is sex
I'm Tallula Bankhead
Carrot cabbage winters
Is gonna die from stamp death
Which one of us killed us?
Which one of us am I?
Which one of us killed us?
Which one of us am I?
Which one of us killed us?
Which one of us am I?
Which one of us killed us?
Which one of us am I?
It's all Discomania
It's all Discomania
It's all Discomania
It's all Discomania (It's all Discomania)
It's all Discomania (It's all Discomania)
It's all Discomania (It's all Discomania)
It's all Discomania (It's all Discomania)
(mania)
The lyrics to Haines Luke's song Discomania are cryptic and difficult to parse, but there are a few themes that emerge upon closer examination. The first verse paints a picture of sexual activity taking place to the soundtrack of "The Kids In America," possibly suggesting that the sex is happening in a nightclub or discotheque. The chorus repeats the titular phrase "It's all Discomania" multiple times, suggesting that the song is about an obsession or addiction to disco music and the culture surrounding it.
The second verse introduces the idea of different personas or identities, asking "Which one of us killed us?" and "Which one of us am I?" This suggests that the singer is struggling with their sense of self and their relationship to the culture of disco music. The mention of Kim Wilde and Tallula Bankhead adds to this sense of identity confusion, as they are both celebrities from very different eras and cultural contexts.
Overall, the lyrics to Discomania are open to interpretation, but it seems to be a meditation on the powerful allure and potentially destructive effects of disco music and culture. It also addresses themes of identity, sexuality, and addiction.
Line by Line Meaning
They're having sex to 'The Kids In America'
People are engaging in sexual activity while listening to the song 'The Kids In America'
This is the story of Discomania
The following lyrics describe 'Discomania,' a phenomenon that involves music, sex, and consumerism
Keep me up all night with your own private language
Your unique way of speaking and communicating keeps me awake all night long
This is the story of Pepsi Cola addicts
The following lyrics describe people who are addicted to drinking Pepsi Cola
Which one of us killed us?
Who is responsible for the harm caused to our relationship or group of people?
Which one of us am I?
Which person in the relationship or group am I?
It's all Discomania
Everything is influenced by Discomania
I'm anti-everything
I am against everything and everyone
We are the kids from the base
We are a group of young individuals who come from a particular community or neighborhood
We're not the kids in America
We are different from the young people in America
Kim Wilde is sex
Kim Wilde represents or embodies sexual desire and attraction
I'm Tallula Bankhead
I see myself as someone who is bold, confident, and perhaps controversial like the late actress Tallulah Bankhead
Carrot cabbage winters
Is gonna die from stamp death
Someone named Carrot Cabbage Winters is going to die due to stamp death, a condition in which an insect sting causes anaphylactic shock
It's all Discomania
Everything is influenced by Discomania
Totality for the kids
Collective acceptance and enthusiasm for what the younger generations like or want to do
Totality for the government
Collective power and control given to the government over the society
I like people when they keep their mouth shut
I enjoy being around people who don't talk too much or don't speak out of turn
I like them when they're silent
I prefer people who remain quiet and don't say much
It's all Discomania
Everything is influenced by Discomania
mania
An expression of the chaotic, frenzied state of mind that Discomania creates
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: LUKE MICHAEL HAINES
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Gordon Edgar
Thanks for the upload. Much love and respect to June and Jennifer Gibbons.
Frisbee Shawn 🥏 🥏
brilliant.. ..
sdl 1986
What does he sing at 1:11? It's not "Kim Wilde is sex" even though all the lyrics websites say otherwise. It sounds like "Kill Marc Ecko," but I don't think that's it as awesome as that sounds.
molecularash
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