1. The Norwegian ba… Read Full Bio ↴There are several artists and bands called Moe.
1. The Norwegian band MoE is known for mixing their minimalistic compositions with alternative and experimental approaches that fails to fit in the rock genre. With countless collaborations with artist such as Keiji Haino, Pain Jerk, Lasse Marhaug, Okkyung Lee and many others, exceeding the borders of rock and noise, MoE seeks the absolute presence in the execution of the music. Loud and violently, they molest their instruments and brings the listener closer to a healthy insanity. MoE's palette is still composed of a multitude of expressions which catalyses into a highly charged and viscid sound. Executed with a profound presence, spontaneous energy and dedication. Many influences have been pointed out, and descriptions are sometimes close to contradictory; "MoE is like Jesus Lizard/Scratch Acid meets Napalm Death dressed up like very early Swans", meaning MoE don't care about genres.
2. Moe (aka Mohammed Alazzawie, born November 29, 1984) is a Swedish pop singer. He released his so far only album "My World" in 2002. Three singles were released from the album: "Backstabber", "Side by Side" and "Stop".
3. Moe is also rapper from Slovakia.
4. Moe is a UK House outfit released on Fat! Records.
5. The jam band, moe. (punctuated as such) is occasionally represented without the trailing period. If you are listening to this artist, please fix your tags to moe..
Rebubula
Moe Lyrics
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I'm her slave and I can't look back
She's the Queen of the briny deep
Rebubula across the sea
Just like Sinbad I sailed my vessel true
Fled like Popeye from the Island of the Goon
Till her song, well it lured me off course
Rip off all my limbs
Poke out both my eyes
Pull out my swollen tongue
Wear a thin disguise
And the Sirens' song
Sweetly sucks me down
Into the ocean blue
I'll find my way back to you
Can't be bothered with the natural fact
I guess she's gone and she ain't comin' back
Been at the sea for forty days and forty nights
Let her go without any fight
Rip off all my limbs
Poke out both my eyes
Pull out my swollen tongue
Wear a thin disguise
And the Sirens' song
Sweetly sucks me down
Into the ocean blue
I'll find my way back to you
There she stands knee deep
At the ocean shore
Waves her arms like a matador
Like a matador of course
She's an East coast mama now
I know that for sure
And I'm going down for the third time
Going down the third
Down, down, down
The song "Rebubula" by moe. features lyrics that speak of a man's obsession with a mysterious woman who possesses power over him. The lyrics suggest that the woman is some kind of mythical or supernatural being - "the Queen of the briny deep" - who resides in the ocean, and whose song has the power to pull the singer away from his course and towards her. The man is unable to resist her siren call, even to the point of putting his life in danger - "rip off all my limbs, poke out both my eyes, pull out my swollen tongue, wear a thin disguise".
Despite his fascination with the woman, the man ultimately realizes that he cannot have her - "she's gone and she ain't comin' back". He has spent forty days and nights at sea searching for her, but to no avail. The final lines of the song paint a vivid picture of the man's desperation and surrender as he goes under the water for the third time, drawn in by the woman's irresistible allure.
Overall, "Rebubula" seems to speak to the universal human experience of being caught up in something that we know is bad for us, yet unable to break free from its pull. The woman in the song represents a kind of self-destructive addiction, exploiting the man's weakness and drawing him inexorably towards his demise.
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Line by Line Meaning
Can't be bothered with the natural fact
I don't want to face reality
I'm her slave and I can't look back
I'm trapped and can't escape my situation
She's the Queen of the briny deep
She's the powerful ruler of the ocean
Rebubula across the sea
Her name is Rebubula and she's across the sea
Just like Sinbad I sailed my vessel true
I went on a true adventure like Sinbad
Fled like Popeye from the Island of the Goon
I ran away like Popeye from a scary place
'Till her song, well it lured me off course
But her song drew me away from my path
I think it came from the ocean floor
I think her song came from deep within the ocean
Rip off all my limbs
I'd do anything for her
Poke out both my eyes
I'm willing to endure pain
Pull out my swollen tongue
I'll sacrifice my ability to speak
Wear a thin disguise
I'll even change my appearance for her
And the Sirens' song
Her song - like that of the mythological Sirens - is irresistible
Sweetly sucks me down
It pulls me in
Into the ocean blue
Into the depths of the sea
I'll find my way back to you
I'll do whatever it takes to be with you again
I guess she's gone and she ain't comin' back
I accept that she's gone and won't return
Been at the sea for forty days and forty nights
I've been lost and wandering for a long time
Let her go without any fight
I've given up trying to hold on to her
There she stands knee deep
I see her standing in the water
At the ocean shore
On the edge of the sea
Waves her arms like a matador
She moves with grace, like a bullfighter
Like a matador of course
Just like a skilled fighter
She's an East coast mama now
She's moved on and changed from who she used to be
I know that for sure
I've come to accept that
And I'm going down for the third time
I'm drowning, going down for the third time
Going down the third
This is my third time experiencing this
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Written by: AL SCHNIER, CHUCK GARVEY, ROB DERHAK
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