There are four music projects named Hey.

1) Poland's popular music a… Read Full Bio ↴There are four music projects named Hey.

1) Poland's popular music act of the 1990s. The band was founded in Szczecin, Poland in 1992 by guitarist Piotr Banach and charismatic lead singer Kasia Nosowska.

Although Hey sometimes described themselves as Poland's first grunge band, their melodic, guitar-driven rock and eclectic appearance owed more to New Wave and heavy metal influences; their first three albums contained songs in both Polish and English. During the band's mid-1990s heyday, they sold out stadiums throughout Poland, and attempted to break into the English-language market with a series of concerts overseas and an English version of their 1995 album. When this failed to arouse interest, the band began to write in Polish only, and gradually adopted a harder-edged, more industrial-influenced sound.

2) A Korean female singer who had a hit called "Je t'aime", recorded in both Korean and French. She has released three albums so far, her latest being recorded in 2008. Little is known about the Korean Hey, but she is still active and promoting the latest EP. See 해이.

3) Only German project of heyrec label (see [[http://heyrec.org]]) is represented at Last.fm with its tune of "Hey - Sans Toi".

4) Japanese video game developer, Shohei Yuki (ユキショウヘイ). He composed FM Synth music for his games. Capitalization of the name for this artist is 'HEY'.

12. heledore babe
Hey Lyrics

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Josie's laughing
Seeing mother in the grave
Josie's screaming
Cause daddy holds her during storms

Heledore babe
There are snakes in her burning brain
Heledore babe

It runs with blood in her veins

Josie can see things no one else can see
Josie's dying since she saw bob cooper's face

Heledore...

Overall Meaning

The lyrics of Hey's song 12, Heledore Babe, talk about a young woman named Josie who is going through some intense emotional and psychological struggles. The first two lines describe Josie's reaction to her mother's death - she begins to laugh, which is an unconventional response to grief. This suggests that Josie might be dealing with some unresolved psychological issues that are affecting her behavior.

The next two lines explain that Josie's father holds her during storms, which could indicate that she has some sort of anxiety or fear of bad weather. As the song progresses, we learn that Josie is haunted by visions and thoughts that no one else can see. The line "There are snakes in her burning brain" paints a vivid picture of how overwhelming and distressing these thoughts must be for Josie.

The last two lines of the chorus, "It runs with blood in her veins," reinforces the idea that Josie's struggles are deeply ingrained and almost physical in nature. The repetition of "Heledore Babe" throughout the song creates a haunting and eerie atmosphere that adds to the overall feeling of despair and confusion.

Line by Line Meaning

Josie's laughing
Josie is putting on a facade of happiness despite feeling troubled

Seeing mother in the grave
Josie is grieving the loss of her mother

Josie's screaming
Josie is expressing her pain and fear

Cause daddy holds her during storms
Josie seeks comfort and protection from her father during difficult times

Heledore babe
A name or phrase that serves as a refrain or recurring theme

There are snakes in her burning brain
Josie is tormented by troubling thoughts or memories

It runs with blood in her veins
Josie's pain and fear is intense and deeply rooted within her

Josie can see things no one else can see
Josie has a heightened perception or awareness of her surroundings

Josie's dying since she saw bob cooper's face
Josie is metaphorically dying after experiencing a traumatic event involving Bob Cooper

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: KATARZYNA NOSOWSKA, MARCIN ZABIELOWICZ

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