1) [… Read Full Bio ↴There are at least six known artists under the stage name "Me".
1) [ME] An Australian rock band formed in Melbourne in 2008 composed of Luke Ferris (lead vocals, piano and guitarist) Damian Tapley (guitar, backing vocals) Michael Godde (bass, backing vocals) Spike Rogers (drums, programming). They've released their single Westward Backwards in July 2009, Like a Fox 22 August 2011 on Lizard King Records and Naked in January 2012. Their debut mini-album Another Story High recorded by Simon ‘Barny’ Barnicott was released on the 5 March 2012 on Lizard King Records. Their debut album, will be released February 2013 Even The Odd Ones Out in Lizard King Records. http://meband.com/
2) "Me" is the musical alter-ego of Japanese pop-rock singer misono (born Koda Misono on October 13, 1984 in Kyoto, Japan). She made her first appearance as a guest vocalist on the band BACK-ON's 2011 single, "with you". Her debut solo single, "HO-N-TO-U-SO / SU-KI-RA-I" (ホ・ン・ト・ウ・ソ/ス・キ・ラ・イ) was released in November 2011.
3) ME is Dutch musician, singer/songwriter, label owner and music entepreneur, Minco Eggersman, lead singer of At the close of every day, drummer in The Spirit That Guides Us, but also releasing solo work, as Minco Eggersman and as 'ME'.
4) ME (Indonesian boy band).
5) Anglo-Irish band formed in Bristol (UK) in the early 1990's - Released the WAKE UP E.P. in 1991 & 'HARMONISE OR DIE' LP -winning critical acclaim - in 1993 http://www.bristolarchiverecords.com/bands82/Me.html
6) Brighton born Pop/Indie/rap artist Rowan Dawes (founding member of London based band 'Sam and Me', signed to Manchester's Acoustic Anarkhy label - http://www.rowandawes.co.uk
7) music with artist metadata set as oneself (me)
Everybody's
me Lyrics
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Everybody's talking 'bout the prune
Everybody's wondering pretty soon
Looking at your money
Come on tell me if it's funny
What is left, tell me honey?
When you bought what you need now
Everybody's talking 'bout the spoon
Everybody's wondering pretty soon
Looking at your dinner
Try to tell me it's a winner
What is left of your hunger?
When you eaten what you have now
How can it be fatal?
Can it be contagious?
Come on Percy
You must be able
To lend us some of it
The song "Everybody's in" by Me (who is a fictional artist) explores the themes of societal pressure and materialism. The lyrics start by addressing the popular topic of conversation, which is represented metaphorically as "the prune." This can be interpreted as a symbol for a trendy or covetable item that everyone is talking about. It reflects how people often engage in superficial discussions and place excessive importance on material possessions.
The lyrics then shift focus to money and consumption, asking if the pursuit of wealth and possessions is truly fulfilling or amusing. The line "Looking at your money, come on tell me if it's funny" suggests a sense of questioning the value and purpose of material wealth. The artist also invites a personal inquiry, asking "What is left, tell me honey? When you bought what you need now." This line highlights the emptiness that can come from constantly striving for more material possessions, as one may realize that they still lack true fulfillment.
The second verse further emphasizes the theme of materialism by referencing the "spoon" and "dinner." These can be seen as symbols for indulgence or gluttony, representing the excessive desire for more and more. The line "What is left of your hunger? When you have eaten what you have now" suggests that even after satisfying physical desires, there is still a sense of emptiness and craving that remains unfulfilled.
The bridge of the song poses the question of whether materialism can have dire consequences, described as something "fatal" or "contagious." The artist pleads with someone named Percy to share some of it, implying that materialism has the potential to harm individuals and society as a whole. This section reflects a sense of disillusionment with the prevailing mindset of valuing material possessions above all else.
Ultimately, "Everybody's in" is a commentary on the shallow nature of societal conversations and the empty pursuit of materialism, urging listeners to question the true meaning and value of their actions.
Line by Line Meaning
Everybody's talking 'bout the prune
Everyone is discussing the state of their financial assets
Everybody's wondering pretty soon
Everyone is starting to question the sustainability of their current financial situation
Looking at your money
Reflecting on the value of your financial resources
Come on tell me if it's funny
Share with me whether the current state of your finances is amusing or not
What is left, tell me honey?
Inform me about the remaining amount of money you have
When you bought what you need now
After acquiring all the necessary possessions
Everybody's talking 'bout the spoon
Everyone is discussing the current state of their meal
Looking at your dinner
Examining the food you have on your plate
Try to tell me it's a winner
Attempt to convince me that your meal is satisfying
What is left of your hunger?
How much of your appetite remains after consuming your meal?
When you eaten what you have now
After consuming all the food available to you
How can it be fatal?
How can the situation of having limited resources become life-threatening?
Can it be contagious?
Can the sense of scarcity and financial instability spread among others?
Come on Percy
Addressing someone named Percy, urging them to take action
You must be able
You possess the capability
To lend us some of it
To share a portion of your resources with others
Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Erik Hedenblad
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