2) - Kix originally called themselves "The Shooze" before changing that to "The Generators" (and, for a couple of weeks, "The Baltimore Cocks") before finally settling on "Kix".
Skeletons
The Generators Lyrics
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Outside My Window
Creeping me out tonight
How come you
Choose me to suffer
Everytime I turn out the lights
I thought I got free
But you come back
To fight another day
You drag it out
You drag me down
It
seems like you'll never go away
The lyrics to The Generators' song "Skeletons" are open to interpretation, but it seems to be about someone who is being haunted by their past mistakes, or "skeletons in their closet." The first two lines suggest that this person may be experiencing paranoia or a feeling of being watched. The lyrics then go on to express the frustration and exhaustion of constantly battling these demons that seem to always come back "to fight another day."
The line "I thought I got free, I thought I got away" could be interpreted as the person thinking they had left their past behind, but the haunting memories keep resurfacing. The phrase "you drag it out, you drag me down" suggests that the weight of these past mistakes is becoming too much to bear. The song ends with the haunting suggestion that these skeletons will never truly go away.
Overall, the lyrics to "Skeletons" convey the emotional toll of unresolved issues and the difficulty of moving on from one's past mistakes.
Line by Line Meaning
Is that you crawling
The singer is questioning the identity of the entity they sense outside their window.
Outside My Window
The location of the external presence is specified.
Creeping me out tonight
The singer is expressing their discomfort caused by the unnerving presence outside their window.
How come you
The artist is inquiring about the reason behind the entity's behavior.
Choose me to suffer
The artist is using figurative language to describe the negative effects of the entity's presence on their physical and psychological state.
Everytime I turn out the lights
The singer implies that the entity's presence becomes more apparent and alarming in the absence of light.
I thought I got free
The singer believed they had escaped the entity's grasp.
I thought I got away
The artist thought they had successfully avoided the entity's influence.
But you come back
The artist acknowledges the entity's persistence despite their attempts to avoid it.
To fight another day
The entity is characterized as a persistent adversary.
You drag it out
The singer describes the entity's behavior as prolonging the stressful situation.
You drag me down
The entity's presence is portrayed as a weight that drags the artist's mood and energy down.
Contributed by Cameron R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@Alexanderfranz1962
Excellent!
@joomiddle
nice