Disaster
Riding the Edge: Voodoo Glow Skulls Unleash a Wild Journey in 'Disaster'
Lyrics
Can I play with madness? Can I ride the lightening?
Expressing a desire to engage in risky or chaotic behavior, using references to madness and lightning as metaphors.
Flirting with disaster, I got my own course.
Acknowledging a tendency to confront and challenge dangerous situations, asserting independence with a self-determined path.
A little bit of violence, feeling something loco,
Describing a willingness to embrace a degree of violence or chaos, indicating a wild or unpredictable nature.
Make this thing go faster, I've got my own sense.
Expressing a desire for increased speed, possibly in the context of the individual's own unique perspective or approach.
Go faster, go faster,
Repetition emphasizing the urgency and intensity of the desire for speed and the warning about the risks involved.
Go faster, you're flirting with disaster.
-Go faster, go faster,
-Disaster, you're flirting with disaster.
-Taken to the limit, beaten to submission.
Exploring the theme of pushing oneself to the limits and enduring hardships, possibly in pursuit of personal goals.
On my (own) two wheeled mission far away from home.
Describing a solitary journey on a motorcycle, highlighting independence and distance from home.
Riding the last highway, I'll lose you at the crossroads,
Referring to a risky path with potential separation at crucial points (crossroads) in life's journey.
Burning in the desert, relined all the way.
Using the metaphor of burning in the desert to convey intense experiences or challenges faced.
Go faster, go faster,
Repetition underscoring the need for speed and the associated danger, reiterating the flirtation with disaster.
Go faster, you're flirting with disaster.
-Go faster, go faster,
-Disaster, you're flirting with disaster.
-Go faster, go faster,
Continuation of the urgent plea to go faster and the warning of flirting with disaster.
Go faster, you're flirting with disaster.
-Go faster, go faster,
-Disaster, you're flirting with disaster.
-Ducking the man's radar, passing through the station,
Describing evading detection, possibly from authority figures, and navigating through obstacles without being noticed.
Don't smell no motorolas, I'm in no one's sight.
Asserting invisibility by not triggering any alarms or signals, maintaining a low profile.
Gone since I remember, last to see the desert,
Reflecting on a prolonged absence and the journey through a desert, emphasizing the impact of time and distance.
(My) Only lasting memories, the ones I left behind.
Highlighting that the only lasting memories are those left behind, possibly alluding to the transient nature of experiences.
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