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Dusted and Disgusted is a song, well, a rap song, from E-40 featuring Tupac Shakur. Dusted and disgusted tells a story of how women can't be trusted and how disgusted the singer is with them and how he dusts those that cross him. To dust someone is to kill them. So, it's not an idiom, per se, but a song lyric.

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Mean is on Taylor Swift's album Speak Now.

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It's about a black baby. A girl.

She's very naïve, and I'm guessing she did something the grandmother could not understand - but that's youth.

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It is about God coming back to earth to get the people who believed in him to come to heaven and to save those who didnt. Trust me its true, I asked him when I got VIP tickets to his concert. He said they are a christian band but they dont mention it because they want more publicity

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After doing some looking over the lyrics and doing some thinking, this is what I think Concrete Girl means.

I think it's a man reassuring a girl that she is strong, even if she doesn't know it sometimes. Hence, the name Concrete Girl.

To me, this song is about a girl who tries to be really strong all the time (Concrete). The song says "concrete girl don't fall over in this concrete world". Think about it. What happens when a concrete hits concrete? It breaks. They are saying that being too strong only means you'll fall even harder.

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its a sexual song bottle youre testacles hole in cup @%#$&

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Writing in general can be done by anyone. To become a lyricist, you must have a different set of tools than the general writer. Lyrics must flow into a song seamlessly and still convey your message. Use these steps to guide you on the road to being a lyricist.

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all songs by Evanescence are good and have lyrics a self harmer will surely relate too. Between the trees - the way she feels, Plumb - cut, And then i turned 7 - goodbye I'm sorry, also check out superchick, blue october, and bullet for my valentine and suicide silence. It depends on what kind of music you enjoy listening to as well.

Bleed Like Me - Garbage

Papa Roach covers self-harm in a few songs including:

Last Resort "...if I cut my arm bleeding..."

Scars "...I tear myself open..."

Where Did The Angels Go "...hurt myself to show you that I can feel..."

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To flip your shirt so the inside is showing, the part that had the fuzzys :D

Metaphorically, I think it means show your true colors/ reveal who you really are.

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it means stop talking and start driving

^^WRONG^^

If you didn't listen closely to the song, basically Rihanna is being dirty... Here is what she is meaning notice she says if you know what i mean.

Hood=Boobs

Boom in the back=Ass, and lots of it

Engine=Vagina

Keys=Penis

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to hug passionately

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Three cheers for five years-mayday parade

Red dress-lovehate hero

Bleeding love-Leona Lewis

comatose-skillet

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Well first of all he is Christian.

Mostly this song is about the people in Japan, because of the disaster.

He is praying for them to get better, and not have their entire country die.

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Love Story by Taylor Swift

You Belong With Me by Taylor Swift

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I believe it was a Biblical city that started out called Babel, the Tower of Babel (pretty sure that's where the term babbling comes from.) Later called Babylon. When all the languages were changed (because the people were building a tower to get to God and I guess it pissed him off) he "confounded" them by making everyone speak a different language. They could no longer communicate with each other, etc. etc. So even though songs mean something different to everyone, I think this one is basically about a guy completely "confounded" by the mistakes he made to someone he loves and wants to make it right if they can get past the "Babel. I guess.

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Yes, There is a song called No Boundaries.

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I think it may be about a lucid dream (but I honestly have no clue. That's just my guess)

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Well, ovbosily she wants you to just dance. LOL

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Quote from John Cooper: "..this week is the very first time that I've ever told what this song is about, because, uh, it's very special to me, but I feel like it's time to talk about it a little bit, so.. listen up while I tell you a story about a young girl and a young guy who found themselves in a hard situation. They didn't know what to do when they found out that she was pregnant; they were young, they didn't have any money, they were scared, they didn't want to tell anybody, they didn't know what to do, and the only option that they could see was to terminate the pregnancy. So that's what they decided to do… they went to a clinic, they had the procedure done, and at first they felt relieved that all their problems had gone away. But then something happened that they did not expect… and that's over the next few weeks, which turned into a few months, they began to feel an intense sadness… and a pain and an agony and a guilt that wouldn't go away. They didn't know what to do, so they finally went to see a counselor; they said look - tell us what to do, we just don't know, and the counselor made a suggestion. The counselor said here's what you need to do - stop acting like you had a procedure, and act like you had a death in the family. So the couple went home and they made three decisions; number one, they decided to have a funeral service for the baby; number two, they bought a tiny little headstone; and they last decision to make was what to name the baby. After a couple weeks they finally decided they would call her… Lucy."

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Some more recent pop songs with a positive meaning include: "Firework" by Katy Perry and "Who Says" by Selena Gomez. "Firework" talks about letting your light shine and showing everyone what your made of. "Who Says" talks about how you are perfect just the way you are- no matter what anyone says. Also Lady gaga " Born This Way." say your perfect in your way cause Gid makes no mistake. Similar to these songs is "Try" by Colbie Caillat which says 'you don't have to try, try, try' to make yourself what other people want you to be.

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Bill said this in an interview "Monsoon.. we mean that you should fight for you're love and go through the monsoon, believe in what you do and fight for it!"

thats what they meant with the song!

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John Lennon said, in interviews, that the song was about Yoko. He also said that he kept the lyrics simple and direct: "When you're drowning, you don't say, 'I would be incredibly pleased if someone would have the foresight to notice me drowning and come and help me. You just scream."

"Heavy" was and is a slang term, but usually in the 60's it meant "intensely good," though sometimes it was used to mean "hard to understand". I think Lennon was using the term as a compliment.MP

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His new song his

Blow your speakers up scream it out loud Blow your speakers up get in with the crowd Blow your speakers up party all night Blow your speakers up get in with the crowd We gonna party till we drop party rap

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The song "Alay" by Kamikazee from their third album Long Time Noisy, in my own interpretation, is a song dedicated to Our Father. As you hear the song, it shows His love and affection to each and every of us and it even shows our neglect because of our daily work and doings in our lives. That is why we give him thanks and praise and forgiveness is because he cares and loves us all the time and he guides us each and every time from dawn till dusk.