Death In The Candystore
Major Parkinson Lyrics

Love me, Love me, I am just a lonely boy
The singer is seeking affection and attention

Give me soda pop and toys
The singer wants material objects as a form of comfort

Love me, love me, please, you little candy girl
The singer is addressing someone who they hope will fulfill their desires

Take those chocolates from the boys
The artist wants exclusivity and control over their desired person's attention

The side ... the children
The children are the subject matter of the song

And the way they join obsession in the moves
The children become obsessively attached to certain objects and behavior

It's all about the nature
The song is about the innate tendencies of humans

And it's everywhere in the time
These tendencies are present throughout history and culture

Hey it's storin memo
This line is unclear and its meaning is ambiguous

Yes it kicks
This predisposition is powerful and motivating

Gives some candy for the tricks
The objects and behaviors that children obsess over are insignificant but provide pleasure

Yeah those kids always eat too fast
Children indulge in their desires recklessly

So they died for a bag or a multicolor drag.
Their desires can lead to their downfall

Well they cryy
The consequences of their desires cause them pain and distress

They say Love me, Love me, I am just a lonely boy soda pop and toys
The singer is repeating their desire for affection and material objects

They say one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight
The counting sequence symbolizes a loss of control and erratic behavior

The number is the worst, it's the devil of the game
The sequence leads to negative outcomes

And then When you're baby seems like puppets on a string
The children become slaves to their desires

You will know there is a catch
There are negative consequences to indulging in their desires

Cause you are joining in the ring
Children become a part of this cycle of desire and consequence

This is a ... melodramatic ...
The tone of the song is exaggerated and dramatic

It's the panic that kills
The fear of not satisfying their desires leads to negative outcomes

Haven't got enough
Their desires are insatiable and never satisfied

When it's time to close the store, they will always ask for more
Their desires never cease and continue even when it is unreasonable

But that is life
This cycle is a part of the human condition

(They're eating, They're eating, They're eating way too fast. They're eating, They're eating)
The cycle of desire and recklessness is perpetuated

And this is for the devil in the picture
The source of their desires is negative and harmful

That you couldn't believe
Their desires are so powerful that it is difficult to comprehend

Where's the truth of the agony he couldn't achieve
Their desires lead to pain and suffering

So where's your daddy sleeping over?
The singer is addressing someone about their own personal experiences

What did he never tell?
There is information being hidden or not disclosed

Cause where's your mom'? Where's the lover? Where is nanny Estelle?
The artist is inquiring about the absence of these characters

We started going for the pressure, Are they always to high?
There is pressure to indulge in desires, but the cost is too high

Were you banned for the future?
Their desires may lead to negative outcomes in the future

Are you going to die?
The consequences of indulging in desires can be severe