KIDS
Sex-S Lyrics
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Two ton baby and ya got no brain
I bet you're only happy in suburbian dreams
But I'm only laughing cause you ain't in my scheme
Hey baby
I love you
I love you
I only ever listen when you're on the phone
From your safety where you sit at home
When I got nothin' better to do
Then there is always you
Cause you're good for my shoe
Hey baby
I love you
I love you
I love you
I'm in love
Yeah in love
Oh, can't you feel it?
No I don't like where you come from
It's just a satellite of London
And when you look me in the eye
Just remember that I want to die
Hey baby
I love you
I love you
I love you
You're the name but you can't tell
Lookin' like you just came outta hell
How did ya figure that'd you'd any use?
All you're gonna get is my abuse
Hey baby
I love you
I love you
I love you
I love you
The song "Kids" by Sex-S is a sarcastic critique of suburban life and those who are content with it. The song addresses a person who is "suburban kid" and "two ton baby" with "no brain" and "no name", suggesting a lack of individuality and intelligence. The singer speculates that this person is only happy in their "suburban dreams", which are contrasted with the singer's own goals and desires, represented by the metaphorical "scheme". The singer claims to only listen to this person when they are on the phone and has nothing better to do, suggesting a lack of genuine interest or connection.
The repeated refrain of "Hey baby, I love you" is dripping with sarcasm, as the song clearly suggests a lack of real affection or care for the suburban kid. The singer goes on to describe their disdain for where the suburban kid comes from, calling it a "satellite of London" and expressing a desire to die when the suburban kid looks at them. The final stanza portrays the singer as abusive towards the suburban kid, indicating that there is no love or positive feelings there.
Overall, "Kids" is a cynical commentary on suburban life and the people who are content with it, as well as a critique of superficial relationships and the lack of genuine connection in modern society.
Line by Line Meaning
Suburban kid, ya got no name
You are just an ordinary kid from the suburbs without any particular identity.
Two ton baby and ya got no brain
You are a stupid, overweight child.
I bet you're only happy in suburbian dreams
Your only source of happiness is in your imaginary suburban life.
But I'm only laughing cause you ain't in my scheme
I am laughing at you because you are not part of my plans or goals.
Hey baby
The artist is addressing someone they care about or are involved with romantically.
I love you
The singer expresses their love for the person mentioned.
I only ever listen when you're on the phone
The singer only pays attention when the person they love is talking to them on the phone.
From your safety where you sit at home
The artist imagines the person they love sitting safely at home.
When I got nothin' better to do
The artist reaches out to the person they love when they have nothing else to do.
Then there is always you
The person they love is always a reliable option for the artist.
Cause you're good for my shoe
The person is useful or beneficial to the singer in some way.
I'm in love
The artist confesses that they are in love with this person.
Yeah in love
The singer reiterates that they are in love.
Oh, can't you feel it?
The singer hopes the person they love can sense their affection.
No I don't like where you come from
The singer doesn't like the place the person they love comes from.
It's just a satellite of London
The artist describes the place the person they love comes from as an insignificant suburb of London.
And when you look me in the eye
The artist imagines the person they love looking at them directly in the eyes.
Just remember that I want to die
The singer feels so strongly about this person that they would rather die than be without them.
You're the name but you can't tell
The person has no discernible personality or character traits.
Lookin' like you just came outta hell
The person looks like they just came from a place of sadness or suffering.
How did ya figure that'd you'd any use?
The artist questions the usefulness of the person they love.
All you're gonna get is my abuse
The artist implies that the person they love will only receive negative treatment from them.
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Sentric Music, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: GLEN MATLOCK, PAUL THOMAS COOK, STEVE (GB 1) JONES, JOHN LYDON
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@carleneclark1702
Yes , we can discuss it with the children at an appropriate age. We do not need to have others in the school setting going deep into details or being so graphic in describing any parts of the body. This is one of the reasons many parents are taking their children out of public schools.
@jhowardsupporter
I had seen it all on the internet by that age. I don't think we had videos back then and it would take 20 minutes to load a single image and sometimes the dial up would disconnect.
@OPIUMwrldd1
this is stupid on soo many levels
@myaworld22-rp3fb
@@jhowardsupporteryea i learnt my lesson that was twerking but i didn't know
@doniamalkawi8259
Sow. The. Kids are burol
@carleneclark1702
@@doniamalkawi8259 Sad 😞. May be only yours.
@AtheosATFive
It's not complicated at all just talk to them never make your child feel awkward about the subject. A sector education begins as soon as your child shows curiosity are asks any questions. Don't push information that they don't seek just answer their questions... honestly.
@koxillegall
Parents should understand that now and times life is made that way and that's how most people like do where our own body in our own way of growing is made that way that's how we're born and that's what we're supposed to do that's what if you want to or not but the 80% of people in the world or 100% of the world has sex most of the time kids at 18 or like younger and not just kids but they're allowed to do it and that's what there is
@denniscox9277
If the parents don't teach them the teachers are willing to do the deed,, parents need to get better at raising their children 🙄
@20alphabet
I urge your "news" agency to talk about the Afghanistan disaster, Milley's treason, the southern border invasion, and Hunters laptop.