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| Song Title | Wake Me Up When September Ends |
| Group/Artist Name | Green Day! |
| Song Meaning | This song was written by lead singer and guitarist, Billie Joe. it's about his father who passed away in September when he was only 10. Since then he never got over it and wrote this song. no one knew how much the death affected him until the song came out. you can see him crying in Wake Me Up When September Ends live from Bullet in The Bible. script46.com/b.js> |
| Source | me, wikipedia |
| Date of Source | 6/13/2005 |
| Confidence Level | 10 |
| Submitter | Hao |
| Date Added | 5/5/2008 7:21:35 PM |
| Song Title | Wasted Time |
| Group/Artist Name | Skidrow |
| Song Meaning | The song is about someone watching their friend die from a Heroin addiction. |
| Source | watch the video on you tube and listen to the words |
| Date of Source | |
| Confidence Level | 10 |
| Submitter | lil dot |
| Date Added | 7/19/2008 3:49:12 AM |
| Song Title | Waterfalls |
| Group/Artist Name | TLC |
| Song Meaning | The "waterfalls" mentioned are a metaphor for the chances one can't afford to take. Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes bares her soul in her verse, rapping about the adversity she's faced in her life. In the video there are scenes about the negative results that come with drug dealing and having unprotected sex. "Don't go chasing Waterfalls, please stick to the rivers and the lakes that you're used to" script46.com/b.js> |
| Source | Interviews |
| Date of Source | |
| Confidence Level | 10 |
| Submitter | Natasha |
| Date Added | 5/3/2008 6:36:11 PM |
| Song Title | Welcome to the Jungle |
| Group/Artist Name | Guns N' Roses |
| Song Meaning | This song is about Los Angeles.Its about a house they liveds in on Sunset Boulavard they called "The Hell House."It talks about how hard it really is on the road to fame. loca |
| Source | Internet |
| Date of Source | |
| Confidence Level | 9 |
| Submitter | Vanessa(Big Fan of GNR) |
| Date Added | 12/28/2007 7:26:38 PM |
| Song Title | Where the Streets Have No Names |
| Group/Artist Name | U2 |
| Song Meaning | The meaning of this song is quite obvious to those of us living north of Los Angeles. To begin, the title of the album in which the song is found is titled "Joshua Tree." This is an obvious reference to the Mojave Desert where the Joshua Tree is indigenous. In the Mojave Desert there is a valley named Antelope Valley. This valley is located "high on a desert plain," because the Antelope Valley is located in the "high desert," The high desert experiences torrid summers and freezing winters. It is a place where I can almost always "feel the sunlight on my face." because it is almost always cloud free and sunny even when freezing. This godforsaken place is extremely windy and dusty and you can see a "dust cloud disappear without a trace." It is ALWAYS so windy that you would feel that "We're beaten and blown by the wind, Trampled in dust." This valley is extremely flat, and even though it is a lousy place to live the land is cheap so there is a huge amount of homebuilding always happening. So again "We're still building," fits perfectly. The flatness of course does nothing to stop the constant wind. Moreover, because of the flatness, when it does rain the water has nowhere to go and "The city's a flood," as the streets flood immediately whenever there is rain. Oh, and as to the names, or rather the lack of names of the streets, when the streets were originally laid out the streets that run east and west are named "A Street," "B Street," "C Street," and so on. Every tenth of a mile a street picks up a number like "A-3 Street." No kidding, you can look all this up on Google maps. The streets that run north and south are named by numbers, so the street names read like "45th Street East. Thus it's a place were "The Streets Have No Name." Q.E.D (The first test flights of the famous spy plane, the "U2" took place at Edwards Air Firce Base located in the Antelope Valley.) |
| Source | Everyone who lives in Los Angeles knows this to be true. |
| Date of Source | 11/8/2009 |
| Confidence Level | 10 |
| Submitter | Steve Weston |
| Date Added | 11/8/2008 11:24:03 PM |
| Song Title | While My Guitar Gently Weeps |
| Group/Artist Name | The Beatles |
| Song Meaning | George Harrison was reading the 'I Ching', the Chinese book of changes, and decided to apply its principles of chance to his songwriting. At his parents' Lancashire home, he picked a novel off the shelf with the intention of writing a song based on the first words that he came across. The words were 'gently weeps' and so George began to write. script46.com/b.js> |
| Source | A Hard Days Write |
| Date of Source | 1/1/1994 |
| Confidence Level | 10 |
| Submitter | James Serra |
| Date Added | 2/21/1999 11:12:04 AM |
| Song Title | wish you were here |
| Group/Artist Name | pink floyd |
| Song Meaning | although most believe it to be a generic love song, it is truly about the long lost original band member and creator syd barett, who toured and wrote with them for the original duration of their existence, but went through a harsh downfall due to drugs. at the peak of his problems he would be at a performance and literally stand at the microphone with a blank stare, singing nothing and doing nothing other than standing frozen. the song is about them missing their old friend and wishing he were mentally there. |
| Source | band interview |
| Date of Source | 1/1/1978 |
| Confidence Level | 10 |
| Submitter | bryce benlon |
| Date Added | 10/10/2009 3:57:48 PM |
| Song Title | Wonder |
| Group/Artist Name | Natalie Merchant |
| Song Meaning | Written by Natalie Merchant about a girl she knew who had Down's Syndrome. More information is available on the Natalie Merchant episode of VH1 Storytellers. |
| Source | http://thegimpparade.blogspot.com/ |
| Date of Source | 7/20/2007 |
| Confidence Level | 5 |
| Submitter | gussis |
| Date Added | 1/13/2009 1:40:17 PM |
| Song Title | Wooly Bully |
| Group/Artist Name | Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs |
| Song Meaning | "Wooly Bully" is the name of Sam the Sham's cat. It was a last-second improvisation, when the original title, "Hully Gully" (a dance), was nixed by MGM executives who said they couldn't record a song about the Hully Gully. He also improvised the rest of the song. script46 |
| Source | The Wacky Top 40 |
| Date of Source | 1/1/1993 |
| Confidence Level | 10 |
| Submitter | James Serra |
| Date Added | 2/18/1999 12:29:55 AM |