Out of Vogue

Navigating the Maze of Modern Life: Fever Dolls' 'Out of Vogue' Story
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Lyrics

I was lost in the forest and accosted by a chorus of rich kids

Feeling disoriented and confronted by a group of affluent youths

With facelifts and cowlicks

Describing their appearances, possibly altered by cosmetic surgery or enhancements

And guns in their wallets

Implies they possess dangerous elements like guns in their possession

And burns upon the tops of their snakeskin

Scars or marks on expensive snakeskin clothing, symbolizing luxury and opulence

With such beautiful phrasing

Referring to their eloquent speech or demeanor

Who’s got

Rhetorical questioning about the inappropriate timing of TV watching

Who’s got

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The television on at the worst time of the week

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My baby’s calling me from the county clink

Receiving a call from a loved one who's in jail

My mother drinks, the doctor thinks I’m crazy

Family dysfunction with the mother's drinking and psychiatric diagnosis

Says I should blame my father for the life that awaits me

Suggests blaming the father for the predicted undesirable future

I was drowning in the water

Metaphorical drowning in troubles or feeling overwhelmed

And found there by the daughter of a sea-king

Rescued by someone influential or powerful

A real powerful she thing

Describing the rescuer as a strong, formidable woman

And summers turned to fall

Seasons changing, symbolizing a transition or passage of time

And I’ve found I’m getting caught in the real thing

Getting entangled or involved in something authentic or genuine

Oh what a beautiful feeling

Expressing the beauty of the experience or emotion

Who’s got

Repetition of earlier verses, reinforcing the themes of troubled relationships and blaming parental figures

Who’s got

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The television on at the worst time of the week

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My baby’s calling me from the county clink

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My mother drinks, the doctor thinks I’m crazy

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Says I should blame my father for the life that awaits me

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Who’s got

Continued repetition, emphasizing the persistent, cyclical nature of the described situation

Who’s got

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The television on at the worst time of the week

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My baby’s calling me from the county clink

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My mother drinks, the doctor thinks I’m crazy

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Says I should blame my father for the life that awaits me

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