Money for Nothing. |
not problematic per say but I never knew it was sexual in nature |
“Killing an Arab” by The Cure.
Although I guess is the Israeli tanks blare that while they exterminate Gazan children. |
Pour Some Sugar on Me by Def Leppard lyrics went right over my head as a kid |
I thought this was a reference to Camus (which I only know because our hipster English teacher made us read it in 2002. Do teachers assign stuff like that anymore?) |
That doesn't hear differently today, it was controversial even when it came out. |
That's just people who never listened to the lyrics. The trend to treat it as a religious song seems more new (Pentatonix put it on a Christmas album which, just, what?) |
I had these exact same thoughts while sitting at a loved one’s death bed. These are human thoughts. Does that mean I’m going to to off myself every time I’m grieving the loss of a loved one? No. But in times of grief and sorrow, these are human thoughts. Or even times of great joy. The first time I held my babies, it’s an overwhelming love. Any parent has had the thought that if one of their children dies, they would want to die, too. |
“Love the One You’re With” is actually a justification of cheating. |
That was obvious all along. |
It was.[b] |
Yeah, the lyrics are a little problematic but it’s one of the best songs ever. |
Take a Walk on the Wild Side by Lou Reed.
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There are some really uptight people on this thread. |
It is about Biblical affairs (Samson and Delilah, David and Bathsheba) and the fall out. Affairs are sexual by definition |