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Propagandhi This Might Be Satire Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.80/10 [5 votes]Album: How to Clean Everything / Original Release Date: 1993-05-31Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 1 min 34 sec
PROPAGANDHI
- This Might Be Satire Lyrics / with translationsI wanna chew my bubble gum with you.
And I wanna walk you home from school.
And I wanna carry your books to every class.
And I wanna f*ck you up the ass.
Girl, don't you know it's true, how much I love you.
I wanna sing it 'cross the land, oh won't you hold my hand?
She tells me that she loves me,
Now I'm gonna tell her that I love her.
She tells me that she loves me,
Now I'm gonna try and f*ck her.
But where the hell are my priorities?
Left in the hands of the authorities.
And I wanna walk you home from school.
And I wanna carry your books to every class.
And I wanna f*ck you up the ass.
Girl, don't you know it's true, how much I love you.
I wanna sing it 'cross the land, oh won't you hold my hand?
Now I'm gonna tell her that I love her.
She tells me that she loves me,
Now I'm gonna try and f*ck her.
But where the hell are my priorities?
Left in the hands of the authorities.
Facts about This Might Be Satire
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This Might Be Satire is written by Jord Samolesky, Chris Hannah.
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It is first released on May 31, 1993 as part of Propagandhi's album "How to Clean Everything" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Propagandhi's 'This Might Be Satire' artfully exposes societal values and conventions by the means of over-the-top, but beautiful, romantic acts paired with coarse language, thus bringing out the nonsensicality and mix-ups in the different spheres of life and social priorities. The lyrics to this might be satire wonderfully bring out the whole spectrum of emotions, mainly: love, joy, angst, the party, and suffering. On the other hand, the song simultaneously puts forward the argument of love and desire, sexual attraction and confusion, and conflict being the foci of today's world. Moreover, the lyrics are sprinkled with sexually explicit content and profanity that are considered inappropriate for anyone under 18.
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This Might Be Satire falls under the genre Alternative.
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This Might Be Satire song length is 1 minutes and 34 seconds.
Who wrote This Might Be Satire lyrics?
This Might Be Satire is written by Jord Samolesky, Chris Hannah.
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When was This Might Be Satire released?
It is first released on May 31, 1993 as part of Propagandhi's album "How to Clean Everything" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind This Might Be Satire lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Propagandhi's 'This Might Be Satire' artfully exposes societal values and conventions by the means of over-the-top, but beautiful, romantic acts paired with coarse language, thus bringing out the nonsensicality and mix-ups in the different spheres of life and social priorities. The lyrics to this might be satire wonderfully bring out the whole spectrum of emotions, mainly: love, joy, angst, the party, and suffering. On the other hand, the song simultaneously puts forward the argument of love and desire, sexual attraction and confusion, and conflict being the foci of today's world. Moreover, the lyrics are sprinkled with sexually explicit content and profanity that are considered inappropriate for anyone under 18.
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Which genre is This Might Be Satire?
This Might Be Satire falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song This Might Be Satire?
This Might Be Satire song length is 1 minutes and 34 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Jord Samolesky, Chris HannahRecord Label(s): 1993 Fat Wreck Chords
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