Ladyhawk's core is bracing rock. Neil Young's Tonight's The Night is the hailstorm on the hood of The Replacements Let It Be, while distorted guitars invoke the thread and swerve of Silkworm and Dinosaur Jr. Helped along the way by Amber Webber (vocals) and Josh Wells (percussion, organ, singing) of Black Mountain, it will be hard to find a more hauntingly beautiful set of rock music than this debut. It was recorded and mixed, with the help of Black Mountaineers Wells and Matthew Camirand, in the "Karachi Vice" clubhouse, in the back of a furniture factory, amongst chicken and fish processing plants. With some of the more "inexpensive" ladies of the night scattered about, it captures the bottlenecked frenzy of their much-loved live show. There, each night, these grown-up kids at heart fall over, get right back up, cry on shoulders and fold the day in halves, watching the sun come up over the dashboard.
Teenage Love Song
Ladyhawk Lyrics
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Your mom is a bitch, I don't care what she thinks
Of me
You can come, or I'll get fucked up with myself
Tonight
But don't worry about me
I'll be alright
I'll be alright
Come on out later if you can
We'll sneak out and fuck in the family van
Again
Take my heart and break my heart if you want
Tonight
But don't worry about me
I'll be alright (x4)
In Ladyhawk's Teenage Love Song, the lyrics portray the angst and rebellious nature of young love. The singer sings about meeting their lover outside the skating rink while disregarding the opinion of their lover's mother. The singer invites the lover to sneak out and have sex in the family van. The line "take my heart and break my heart if you want" shows the singer's reckless tendencies towards love. Despite the impulsive and wild nature of the singer's choices, the chorus reassures the listener that they will be alright.
The lyrics of the song showcase the raw emotions of teenage love and rebellion. The line "Your mom is a bitch, I don't care what she thinks of me" reveals the singer's disregard for the opinions of authority figures. The invitation to have sex in the family van highlights the singer's recklessness and disrespect for boundaries. However, the reassurance in the chorus implies that the singer is confident and able to handle the potential consequences of their actions.
Line by Line Meaning
Meet me outside the skating rink
Let's meet up, but not where your mom can see or interfere.
Your mom is a bitch, I don't care what she thinks
I really dislike your mom, but I won't let her opinion change my feelings for you.
Of me
She thinks poorly of me, but I don't let it affect me.
You can come, or I'll get fucked up with myself
You're welcome to join me, but if not, I'll still have a good time by myself.
Tonight
The plans are for tonight specifically.
But don't worry about me
You don't need to be concerned for me, I'll handle things on my own.
I'll be alright
Despite any potential problems, I am confident in my ability to handle it and come out alright.
Come on out later if you can
If possible, join me later for some more fun.
We'll sneak out and fuck in the family van
We'll do something rebellious and intimate by sneaking out and having sex in the car.
Again
Repeating the previous intimate act.
Take my heart and break my heart if you want
I am willing to be vulnerable and let you have control over my emotions and potentially break my heart.
Tonight
Once again, everything is set for tonight only.
But don't worry about me
I really insist, you don't need to be concerned for me.
I'll be alright (x4)
Repeat of previous statement - I am confident that I will be able to handle whatever happens tonight and in the future.
Contributed by Matthew R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.