It's so random for such a great song and good video. Just "Batman shocked pickachu face" out of no where lol.
quick google search tells me rose=amphetamines, grey=depression
I've always thought he said gray, and I've never known what he meant. And now that you've explained it: that's too deep for a song for a Batman flick.
You and everyone else who got married after 1995
I never understood why Warner Bros insisted that THIS be the lead single...for a Batman movie. You would think the single works as a stand-alone for Seal's album, but they marketed them together for some reason.
So bizarre. So 90's.
But I'm so glad they did! I freaking LOVE this song AND the video. Whoever directed the video was a madperson or misunderstood genius. I can't decide which one.
At this point I'll believe 99% of songs are about drugs or someone on them.The song is most likely about drugs and love or maybe love for drugs. The lyric "did you know when it snows my eyes become large?" Is quite likely talking about cocaine.
Sometimes I wonder how anyone manages to listen to lyrical music, many of the most popular songs sound downright unintelligible if you don't have the lyrics right in front of you.
Haha, welp...my suspicions were correct then!You made me research it briefly, and Schumacher directed the version of the video that features the film.
this thread is just about some song dudeBecause we live in a world where facts don't matter unless you agree with them. Even here on oh-so-enlightened Era.
I'm so glad I'm not alone.
That's how it is for me on a lot of tracks too. It's at the point where sometimes I need a lyric sheet to tell me what the hell they're trying to say.Music is the only medium that makes me wonder if my english skills as a non-native speaker are much worse than I think. I often just can't understand what they are singing goddamnit. So that's good to hear, lol.
It's not just non-native English speakers - English is my first language and I still can't understand the lyrics in a lot of popular songs.That's how it is for me on a lot of tracks too. It's at the point where sometimes I need a lyric sheet to tell me what the hell they're trying to say.