"Get the fuck off my stage bitch"
We Better Learn To Hotwire A Uterus
The Fall of Troy Lyrics
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(A misconstructed vivacious sedative.)
Accompanied by operatic coitus,
Accompanied by mal de mer,
(And a jaded disposition...)
Raise the stakes on this!
Now's the perfect time,
Oh why do we live? Oh where do we live?
This is a contraceptive,
(This is not accepted where we live...)
Just a piece on the assembly line floor...
Put your hands in the air
A macabre companionship,
Porcelain crusted shards...
Is this how it ends? Was this all pretend!?
Put your hands where I can see em.
The lyrics of The Fall of Troy's song "We Better Learn to Hotwire a Uterus" are complex and difficult to interpret in a straightforward manner. The song title itself is a provocative and controversial statement that hints at themes of reproductive rights, gender dynamics, and power struggles.
The opening lines of the song suggest a sexual encounter that is both intense and potentially harmful. The phrase "saliva swapping tonsil hockey trollop" invokes an image of passionate kissing that is reckless and indiscriminate. The following line, "a misconstructed vivacious sedative," hints at a sense of danger or risk associated with this sexual encounter.
As the song progresses, the lyrics become more abstract and difficult to parse. The line "accompanied by operatic coitus" suggests an intense and dramatic sexual experience, while "accompanied by mal de mer" indicates a sense of nausea or discomfort.
The chorus of the song raises questions about the meaning of life and the purpose of existence. The lyric "oh why do we live? Oh where do we live?" suggests a sense of existential dread or confusion. The reference to contraception and the statement "this is not accepted where we live" raises further questions about social norms and expectations related to reproductive health.
Overall, the lyrics of "We Better Learn to Hotwire a Uterus" are difficult to interpret but suggest themes of sexuality, power dynamics, and existential angst.
Line by Line Meaning
Saliva swapping tonsil hockey trollop,
A description of a reckless, promiscuous person engaging in passionate kissing.
Accompanied by operatic coitus,
Amplified by moaning and groaning sounds that resemble an opera performance.
Accompanied by mal de mer,
A nauseating feeling that makes the experience even worse.
Raise the stakes on this!
Let's make this situation more dramatic and intense.
Now's the perfect time,
There's no better moment than this one.
Eat crow and liberate your mind.
Admit you were wrong and open your mind to new ideas.
Oh why do we live? Oh where do we live?
Existential questions about the meaning of life and our place in the universe.
This is a contraceptive,
Contraception is a method to prevent pregnancy.
Just a piece on the assembly line floor...
A metaphorical representation of abortion as the disposal of a product on a factory floor.
Put your hands in the air
A reference to the police asking suspects to surrender with their hands up.
A macabre companionship,
A disturbing relationship based on dark, morbid interests.
Porcelain crusted shards...
Broken pieces of something delicate and fragile, possibly referring to broken glass or ceramics.
Is this how it ends? Was this all pretend!?
A rhetorical question about the futility of life and the possibility of everything being a lie or a dream.
Put your hands where I can see em.
A demand for compliance and submission to authority.
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@magpie-yf8gf
it angers me to no end how people say that songs like through the fire and flames are hard when songs like this exist
AND HE APPARENTLY SINGS WHILE DOING IT???
HUUHH???
@noesunyoutuber7680
I mean, Through the Fire and Flames is also pretty hard - it's just more of an endurance challenge, while TFOT are just insanely complex.
@paisano0
0:15 to 0:30 is some of the craziest math rock out there
@eleanorion4860
Saliva swapping tonsil hockey
@snougy8489
trollop
@TheCharismaticName
@@snougy8489 SNEERY
@noesunyoutuber7680
@@snougy8489 A MISCONSTRUED VIVACIOUS SEDATIVE!
@pizzadibanana
can you tell me what that means?
@noesunyoutuber7680
@@pizzadibanana"Saliva-swapping" and "tonsil-hockey" are both somewhat outdated euphemisms for making out, "trollop" is similarly old-timey slang for a woman who has lots of casual sex. The implication is adultery.
@Heazytoohot
Those slides at 1:20 are absolutely insane sounding.