Too Many Dj's
Soulwax
Soulwax
SOULWAX
- Too Many Dj's Lyricseverybody wants to be the dj
everybody thinks it's oh so easy
you think you belong and you come on strong,
but I can still tell the right from the wrong.
I could never be that kind of girl
nobody takes the time to turn
you always act as if it's understood,
but sweet revenge is finger-lickin' good
if only I could sell myself
the way that even I would buy
if only I could sell myself
the way that even i would buy
Something's got to give
'cause I don't know
Here's one thing how to understand me
loneliness tastes like cotton candy.
You answer "I love you" with "I know",
never check the messages on your answerphone
if only i could sell myself
the way that even i would buy
Something's got to give
'cause I don't know
everybody thinks it's oh so easy
you think you belong and you come on strong,
but I can still tell the right from the wrong.
I could never be that kind of girl
nobody takes the time to turn
you always act as if it's understood,
but sweet revenge is finger-lickin' good
if only I could sell myself
the way that even I would buy
if only I could sell myself
Something's got to give
'cause I don't know
Here's one thing how to understand me
loneliness tastes like cotton candy.
You answer "I love you" with "I know",
never check the messages on your answerphone
if only i could sell myself
the way that even i would buy
Something's got to give
'cause I don't know
Facts about Too Many Dj's
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Too Many Dj's is written by Stephen Dewaele, David Dewaele.
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It is first released on January 01, 2000 as part of Soulwax's album "Too Many DJ's " which includes 3 tracks in total.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Soulwax in 'Too Many DJs' expresses the very human feeling of being misunderstood and not acknowledged, and the longing for one to be able to show his worth through his way of presentation. The words in the song reveal a feeling of loneliness, unreturned love, and a craving for real intimacy, underlining the need for something like a change or a miracle happening in the situation. Mostly the lyrics of too many dj's are about angst, love, reflection, solitude and heartbreak. Moreover, the song also points out the issues of identity and self-worth, loneliness and longing, and frustration and uncertainty. The lyrics have themes of loneliness and self-reflection that probably need parental guidance, but do not include anything that would require a higher rating like explicit language, violence, or adult content.
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Too Many Dj's falls under the genre Alternative.
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Too Many Dj's song length is 3 minutes and 29 seconds.
Who wrote Too Many Dj's lyrics?
Too Many Dj's is written by Stephen Dewaele, David Dewaele.
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When was Too Many Dj's released?
It is first released on January 01, 2000 as part of Soulwax's album "Too Many DJ's " which includes 3 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind Too Many Dj's lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Soulwax in 'Too Many DJs' expresses the very human feeling of being misunderstood and not acknowledged, and the longing for one to be able to show his worth through his way of presentation. The words in the song reveal a feeling of loneliness, unreturned love, and a craving for real intimacy, underlining the need for something like a change or a miracle happening in the situation. Mostly the lyrics of too many dj's are about angst, love, reflection, solitude and heartbreak. Moreover, the song also points out the issues of identity and self-worth, loneliness and longing, and frustration and uncertainty. The lyrics have themes of loneliness and self-reflection that probably need parental guidance, but do not include anything that would require a higher rating like explicit language, violence, or adult content.
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Which genre is Too Many Dj's?
Too Many Dj's falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Too Many Dj's?
Too Many Dj's song length is 3 minutes and 29 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Stephen Dewaele, David Dewaele
Record Label(s): 2000 PIAS RECORDINGS
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