TORI AMOS
- Jackie's Strength LyricsA Bouvier till her wedding day
Shots rang out
The police came
Mama laid me on the front lawn
And prayed for Jackie's strength
Feeling old by 21
Never thought my day would come
My bridesmaids getting laid
I pray for Jackie's strength
Make me laugh
Say you know what you want
You said we were the real thing
So I show you some more and I learn
What black magic can do
Make me laugh
Say you know you can turn
Me into the real thing
So I show you some more
And I learn
Stickers licked on lunch boxes
Worshiping David Cassidy
Yeah I mooned him once
On Donna's box
She's still in recovery
Sleep-overs Beene's got some pot
You're only popular with anorexia
So I turn myself inside out
In hope someone will see
Make me laugh
Say you know what you want
You said we were the real thing
So I show you some more and I learn
What black magic can do
Make me laugh
Say you know you can turn
Me into the real thing
So I show you some more
And I learn
I got lost on my wedding day
Typical the police came
But virgins always get backstage
No matter what they've got to say
If you love enough you'll lie a lot
Guess they did in Camelot
Mama's waiting on my front lawn
I pray
I pray
I pray
For Jackie's strength
Make me laugh
Say you know what you want
You said we were the real thing
So I show you some more and I learn
Jackie's strength
Shots rang out
The police came
Mama laid me on the front lawn
And prayed for Jackie's strength
Feeling old by 21
Never thought my day would come
My bridesmaids getting laid
I pray for Jackie's strength
Make me laugh
Say you know what you want
You said we were the real thing
So I show you some more and I learn
What black magic can do
Make me laugh
Say you know you can turn
Me into the real thing
So I show you some more
And I learn
Stickers licked on lunch boxes
Worshiping David Cassidy
Yeah I mooned him once
On Donna's box
She's still in recovery
Sleep-overs Beene's got some pot
You're only popular with anorexia
So I turn myself inside out
Make me laugh
Say you know what you want
You said we were the real thing
So I show you some more and I learn
What black magic can do
Make me laugh
Say you know you can turn
Me into the real thing
So I show you some more
And I learn
I got lost on my wedding day
Typical the police came
But virgins always get backstage
No matter what they've got to say
If you love enough you'll lie a lot
Guess they did in Camelot
Mama's waiting on my front lawn
I pray
I pray
I pray
For Jackie's strength
Make me laugh
Say you know what you want
You said we were the real thing
So I show you some more and I learn
Jackie's strength
Facts about Jackie's Strength
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Jackie's Strength is written by Tori Amos, Tori Ellen Amos.
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It is first released on April 24, 1998 as part of Tori Amos's album "From the Choir Girl Hotel" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we consider what the writer meant by those haunting lines, the song 'Jackie's Strength' by Tori Amos reflects on the journey from youth to adulthood, touching on themes of innocence, self-discovery, and the desire for authenticity. The references to Jackie Kennedy symbolize graceful behavior during difficult moments while maintaining the mental strength necessary to overcome all of life's obstacles, which the lyrics use to examine relationship dynamics and social expectations and personal identity development. The lyrics of Jackie's strength primarily present empowerment and love and reflection and nostalgia and hope. The song demonstrates how important both youthful and mature challenges and friendship support and personal identity development are for people to discover their self-identity. The lyrics include adult content because they mention drug-related activities and body image struggles, which should not be viewed by children younger than 13 years. The content includes sexual elements and adult themes, which need parental guidance because they are present throughout the material.
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Jackie's Strength falls under the genre Pop.
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Jackie's Strength song length is 4 minutes and 26 seconds.
Who wrote Jackie's Strength lyrics?
Jackie's Strength is written by Tori Amos, Tori Ellen Amos.
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When was Jackie's Strength released?
It is first released on April 24, 1998 as part of Tori Amos's album "From the Choir Girl Hotel" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Jackie's Strength lyrics?
When we consider what the writer meant by those haunting lines, the song 'Jackie's Strength' by Tori Amos reflects on the journey from youth to adulthood, touching on themes of innocence, self-discovery, and the desire for authenticity. The references to Jackie Kennedy symbolize graceful behavior during difficult moments while maintaining the mental strength necessary to overcome all of life's obstacles, which the lyrics use to examine relationship dynamics and social expectations and personal identity development. The lyrics of Jackie's strength primarily present empowerment and love and reflection and nostalgia and hope. The song demonstrates how important both youthful and mature challenges and friendship support and personal identity development are for people to discover their self-identity. The lyrics include adult content because they mention drug-related activities and body image struggles, which should not be viewed by children younger than 13 years. The content includes sexual elements and adult themes, which need parental guidance because they are present throughout the material.
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Which genre is Jackie's Strength?
Jackie's Strength falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song Jackie's Strength?
Jackie's Strength song length is 4 minutes and 26 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Tori Amos, Tori Ellen Amos
Record Label(s): 1998 Atlantic Recording Corporation for the United States and WEA International Inc for the world outside of the United States
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