The name P.U.S. stood for "Porrada Ultra Suicida", and later for "Potência Ultra Sônica"
Their last album, "Presets", is a mix of industrial and hip hop.
Syang is now a Brazilian "fifteen-minutres celebrity", after "starring" in a Big-brother-like TV Show called "Casa dos Artistas". She entered the house completely unknown but managed to change this by having an affair, pissing off her husband and arguing with another woman. She's been writing soft, poppy stuff now.
The name "Syang" drifts of a fusion of her name (Simone) with the last name of the AC/DC's guitar man Angus Young.
Last known line-up:
Ronan Meireles - Vocals
Deborah Babilônia - Vocals
Conrado - Guitars
Zanny - Bass (Flammea)
Anderson - Drums
Beth Beli - Percussion
Mario - Keyboards
Discography:
Demo #2 Demo, 1989
Third World EP, 1990
P.U.S. Full-length, 1991
Third World/XXX Split, 1993
Sin Is The Only Salvation Full-length, 1994
Presets Full-length, 1996
The End of the Line
P.U.S. Lyrics
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Slipping outta my range
Another night on a meat hook
Just tryin' to pickle my brain
Why the hell are you running
And what are you standing for
A lightweight with the baggage
Slung out the door
So roll us on up in shrink-wrap
It sounds like a good place to hide
'Cause heads an' tails it's a night on
We'll be there 'til the end of the line
I asked out the back
To find a word in a cloud
Told me something that I already knew
Now if you're waiting for luck
To come and touch you up
You better wear yourself a good-lookin' suit
Don't you come around asking
'Cause I ain't got an answerin' mind
I'm gonna get real damn familiar
With something with ice
So set us on up in the corner
And throw over that bottle 'o wine
'Cause heads and tails it's a night on
We'll be there till the end of the line
We'll be there till the end of the line
We'll be there till the end of the line
Don't expect us now to understand
Or trust in the way that it feels
Chasin' up the coins into the ocean
And choppin' up the carriages to fight the locomotion alright
I had a win in Kansas
A birthday in North Albany
The most ungrateful tourist
You ever dragged an old friend to see
(Kick out the jams it ain't no fuckin' exam)
The lyrics of "The End of the Line" by P.U.S. explore themes of excess, desperation, and uncertainty. The opening lines depict the singer's frazzled state, having just woken up and feeling like they are "slipping outta [their] range." The repeated reference to "another night on a meat hook," suggests a sense of entrapment and perhaps addiction. The chorus, "roll us on up in shrink-wrap / it sounds like a good place to hide," implies a desire to escape or hide from something, though it is unclear what that might be.
The later verses continue with this theme of uncertainty, with lines like "I asked out the back to find a word in a cloud / told me something that I already knew." The singer struggles with feeling adrift and without direction, with no clear answers or guidance. Despite this, there is a sense of resilience and determination in the repetition of "we'll be there till the end of the line." The closing line, "kick out the jams it ain't no fuckin' exam," feels like an assertion of independence and the rejection of external pressure or expectations.
Line by Line Meaning
I'm sweatin' bullets for breakfast
I am anxious from the moment I wake up
Slipping outta my range
Going beyond my control
Another night on a meat hook
Feeling trapped and helpless
Just tryin' to pickle my brain
Trying to numb myself with alcohol
Why the hell are you running
Asking why someone is trying to escape from something
And what are you standing for
Questioning someone's motives
A lightweight with the baggage
Someone who can't handle their responsibilities
Slung out the door
Thrown away and discarded
So roll us on up in shrink-wrap
Hiding and protecting ourselves from danger
It sounds like a good place to hide
Recognizing that we need to protect ourselves
'Cause heads an' tails it's a night on
No matter what happens, we're in for a rough time
We'll be there 'til the end of the line
We'll stick together through tough times
I asked out the back
Asking for guidance or advice
To find a word in a cloud
Searching for meaning or direction
Told me something that I already knew
Realizing that the answer was inside of me all along
Now if you're waiting for luck
If you're relying on chance or fate
To come and touch you up
To magically fix your problems
You better wear yourself a good-lookin' suit
You need to take action and present yourself well
Don't you come around asking
Don't expect a clear answer from me
'Cause I ain't got an answerin' mind
Because I'm uncertain and confused myself
I'm gonna get real damn familiar
I'm going to drink heavily
With something with ice
With a drink on the rocks
So set us on up in the corner
Arranging ourselves in a safe spot
And throw over that bottle 'o wine
Getting drunk to escape our problems
Don't expect us now to understand
We aren't capable of comprehending everything
Or trust in the way that it feels
Or relying on our emotions
Chasin' up the coins into the ocean
Trying to find something valuable in a hopeless situation
And choppin' up the carriages to fight the locomotion alright
Breaking things to cope with our problems
I had a win in Kansas
I had a good experience somewhere
A birthday in North Albany
A specific event in my life
The most ungrateful tourist
Feeling unhappy even when visiting interesting places
You ever dragged an old friend to see
Forcing someone to accompany me despite their reluctance
(Kick out the jams it ain't no fuckin' exam)
Let's stop worrying and enjoy ourselves
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, WORDS & MUSIC A DIV OF BIG DEAL MUSIC LLC
Written by: TIM ADRIAN ROGERS
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@sub222marathon
I wasn't ready for that. But I immediately felt better afterward.
@AhmadSmith1140
Me neither
@Thenakedforager
I sure he felt better too!
@AhmadSmith1140
@Lucy - Aka Olivia the same
@neecieowens705
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@neecieowens705
@MarcianoGodOfWar whew hope you feel better
@suckmytoes21
I had an abscess like that before. It was 7 years ago, and I woke up with the side of my left jaw SWOLLEN. I was crying and screaming to my dad, begging him to do something. Punch me, rip the tooth out, anything. Just stop the pain. We didn't have dental insurance at the time, so my dad tried his best running around to dentist after dentist to find one for me. Fortunately, he found one and they knocked me out. When I woke up, the relief I felt was unexplainable. It was probably the best I ever felt. I went home and took a 14 hour nap! I slept the entire day and it was the best sleep i've ever had! I thanked my dad like crazy for helping me. Tooth pain is no joke. My teeth were absolutely horrid until I recently got extensive work done on them, which costed all of my savings for years. I don't wish tooth pain or bad teeth on my worst enemy :(
@Sleepy49914
who knew you could store mayonnaise in your gums
@darlingheartstring4673
I'm so glad I already hate mayonnaise
@jonathanathor117
forbidden condensed milk