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- Teach You How To Sing The Blues Lyrics / with translationsCome down off your high horse
Who do you think you are?
Just a clown in a one horse town
In a broke down second-hand car
Can you still get it up
Or are we pushing too hard?
If you wanna get your hands on a beautiful girl
You gotta use a Mastercard
There's no excuse for bullshit
So don't try to feed me none
You better shake some action
Bring it on, bring it on
You don't like the way we speak
You don't like it when you lose
You shouldn't be sad, don't get mad
Or we're gonna teach you how to sing the blues
Get on your horse and ride
Where shall we go today?
Let's go to a place I know
Where the speed freaks babble all day
Can you still talk dirty
Or are you gonna be mean?
If you ever speak to a beautiful girl
She'll laugh you right out of your jeans
There's no reason we should listen
Why do you talk so much?
You better bite your finger
Bring it up, bring it up
You don't like the way we fight
You don't have a f*cking clue
You won't be great, but don't be late
Or we're gonna teach you how to sing the blues
There's nothing out here for you
Why did you wait so long?
You better shake your moneymaker
Bring it on, bring it on
You don't like the way we laugh
At you and your retro shoes
Don't be a heel, or an imbecile
Or we're gonna teach you how to sing the blues
You ain't gonna be no hero
'Cause you ain't got nothing to lose
So move it out and shut your mouth
Or we're gonna teach you how to sing the blues
Teach you how to sing the blues
Who do you think you are?
Just a clown in a one horse town
In a broke down second-hand car
Can you still get it up
Or are we pushing too hard?
If you wanna get your hands on a beautiful girl
You gotta use a Mastercard
There's no excuse for bullshit
So don't try to feed me none
You better shake some action
Bring it on, bring it on
You don't like the way we speak
You don't like it when you lose
You shouldn't be sad, don't get mad
Or we're gonna teach you how to sing the blues
Get on your horse and ride
Where shall we go today?
Let's go to a place I know
Where the speed freaks babble all day
Can you still talk dirty
Or are you gonna be mean?
If you ever speak to a beautiful girl
She'll laugh you right out of your jeans
Why do you talk so much?
You better bite your finger
Bring it up, bring it up
You don't like the way we fight
You don't have a f*cking clue
You won't be great, but don't be late
Or we're gonna teach you how to sing the blues
There's nothing out here for you
Why did you wait so long?
You better shake your moneymaker
Bring it on, bring it on
You don't like the way we laugh
At you and your retro shoes
Don't be a heel, or an imbecile
Or we're gonna teach you how to sing the blues
You ain't gonna be no hero
'Cause you ain't got nothing to lose
So move it out and shut your mouth
Or we're gonna teach you how to sing the blues
Teach you how to sing the blues
Facts about Teach You How To Sing The Blues
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Teach You How To Sing The Blues is written by Ian Fraser Kilmister, Philip Anthony Campbell, Michael Kiriakos Delaoglou.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, motörhead's 'Teach You How to Sing the Blues' is a rebellious anthem that challenges pretentious attitudes and mocks those who think they're better than others, using the metaphor of 'singing the blues' to signify learning humility and reality. The song's lyrics of Teach you how to sing the blues show six main emotions because they describe feelings of anger and angst and social empowerment and social commentary and social despair. The song contains three main elements because it shows how people should treat others through mockery and disdain and people should conduct themselves through materialism and superficiality and people should respond to challenges through rejection and dismissal. The lyrics contain strong language, including profanity and derogatory terms, which are not suitable for younger audiences. The rating results from the themes and references to adult activities that exist within the content.
Who wrote Teach You How To Sing The Blues lyrics?
Teach You How To Sing The Blues is written by Ian Fraser Kilmister, Philip Anthony Campbell, Michael Kiriakos Delaoglou.
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What is the meaning behind Teach You How To Sing The Blues lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, motörhead's 'Teach You How to Sing the Blues' is a rebellious anthem that challenges pretentious attitudes and mocks those who think they're better than others, using the metaphor of 'singing the blues' to signify learning humility and reality. The song's lyrics of Teach you how to sing the blues show six main emotions because they describe feelings of anger and angst and social empowerment and social commentary and social despair. The song contains three main elements because it shows how people should treat others through mockery and disdain and people should conduct themselves through materialism and superficiality and people should respond to challenges through rejection and dismissal. The lyrics contain strong language, including profanity and derogatory terms, which are not suitable for younger audiences. The rating results from the themes and references to adult activities that exist within the content.
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