1) A post-punk band from Charlottesvi… Read Full Bio ↴2 Bands have shared this name:
1) A post-punk band from Charlottesville, VA, led by bassist Jenny Wade, who released three albums in the mid-80s. Their most famous track, "No More Gravy," was a 120 Minutes staple.
2) A 2000s band. Taken from the band's website (www.rudebuddha.com)
Payback for all the times they’ve been shunned by family, friends and foe; electrified by heart and soul, Rude Buddha’s latest release “FIGHTER” displays ‘intestines in hand’. Written about trust, honesty, love and loss, recalling tragedy, and how to make the best of all of these situations, Rude Buddha will take you on a journey from the concrete jungles of their past, to the heart of their future, with 12 blast you in the face tracks. “Fighter” will capture you in purest form, and force you to believe and understand this young band.
After their formation in 2000, Rude Buddha has played over 700 shows with bands such as Sugarcult, Taking back Sunday, Papa Roach, Chevelle, The Pietasters, Slightly Stoopid and many more at clubs and festivals all over the east coast. Winners of the New York International Music Festival in 2004, Rude Buddha is gaining serious ground. With interest being gained from all ends of the spectrum, Rude Buddha looks to be in your face in 2006!
*This artist description was taken from the bands website and is for informational purposes only.
Games
Rude Buddha Lyrics
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So many things I want to say
but do I have the right
Just give me five minutes to suck up my pride
I took you for granted its time to fight for what's mine
if you'd only turn on your light
(chorus)
its all part of the games
the games that we play flower in the rain (repeat)
You say I'm selfish for the way I act but its who I am
I'm longing to ride the waves of life
and leave my fingerprints in the sand
But now I'm lost in my car with my foot on the gas
I took you for granted I guess this is a test I have to pass
(chorus)
Now I'm lost in my car with my foot on the gas
reflections of you, through stained glass
I see you smiling at me, your smiling at me
you smiled at me and said come in
(chorus)
It's all part of the game
The lyrics of Rude Buddha's song "Games" expresses the feeling of regret and longing after taking someone for granted. The singer is outside their former partner's house, wanting to apologize and make things right. However, they are unsure if they have the right to do so. The singer acknowledges their past selfish behavior but also expresses their desire to live life to the fullest and leave their mark on the world. They are lost and unsure of what to do next, but they see a glimmer of hope when they see their former partner's smile through a stained glass window. The chorus repeats the phrase "it's all part of the games, the games we play flower in the rain," which suggests that relationships are complex and full of challenges but can still bring beauty and growth.
Overall, the lyrics of the song can be interpreted as a reflection on the ups and downs of relationships, and the importance of valuing and cherishing the people we love. It also touches on the idea that taking risks and pursuing our passions may sometimes cause us to neglect the people around us, but ultimately, we can still work to make things right.
Line by Line Meaning
I'm sitting outside your house tonight
I'm parked outside your home tonight, wishing to talk although uncertain if it's appropriate to do so.
So many things I want to say
I have a lot to share with you.
but do I have the right
However, I am unsure whether I have permission to speak to you.
Just give me five minutes to suck up my pride
Please grant me just five minutes to gather my courage and express my thoughts.
I took you for granted its time to fight for what's mine
I have realized that I undervalued you, and now I need to step up and reclaim your affections.
if you'd only turn on your light
I'm hoping that if you turn on the lights, it will symbolize an invitation for me to come in and talk to you.
You say I'm selfish for the way I act but its who I am
You criticize me for being self-centered, but that's just how I am.
I'm longing to ride the waves of life
I have a deep desire to experience all the ups and downs of life.
and leave my fingerprints in the sand
I want to make my mark on the world and leave behind a legacy.
But now I'm lost in my car with my foot on the gas
At the moment, I feel directionless, driving aimlessly with no clear destination.
reflections of you, through stained glass
As I drive, I catch glimpses of you in my mind, memories tinted with emotion.
you smiled at me and said come in
In my thoughts, you invite me to come inside and talk to you, suggesting reconciliation.
It's all part of the games
All the struggles in love are merely part of the journey.
the games that we play flower in the rain
Despite the difficulties, the joys of love and relationships blossom like flowers after a storm.
Contributed by Cameron A. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@hasithagunasekara8138
If you are a Buddhist and not offended by this you are a REAL BUDDHIST
@SulaTennakoon
Hasitha Gunasekara Well said
@ffaz123
I'm a Buddhist Philosophically and i find this to be hilarious.
@tyt684
I guess I am a real Buddhist
@notNavindu
Yup
@ritzmarcos7733
But you know i didnt find it offensive i watched the whole video and thought , its soo boring and stupid and u know what I didnt even get a smile i was trying so hard to laugh. SNL u r much more capable
@moriartyyyyyyy
"PERALTA, WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!"
@apoorvaratiwal1400
💯💯💯😂😂
@Tomer_nur
Messing with debbie
@master-draw3493
"nothing, Captain, nothing at all"