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stealth wrote:MakeSureItsCharcoalGrilled wrote:so he rides a unicycle? i don't get it...
Nooo, it's like riding a bike with your hands off the handlebars. I think. Eh? Its about how leaders of the world have the option to save millions or kill millions, and it is just as simple as riding a bike with no handle bars. And thank you. I have been searching for some good music and this is it.
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Crass wrote:
and it is just as simple as riding a bike with no handle bars.
and by that you mean not very simple? You wanna take this to Fuck Town?
Oh gadzooks, yes!
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Business wrote:Crass wrote:
and it is just as simple as riding a bike with no handle bars.
and by that you mean not very simple?
I love it when someone as political as you can criticize a political band.
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SongMeanings.net wrote: I think this song has a lot to do with growth. It seems to me that in the beginning, they speak a lot of things you would be very proud of as a kid. Quote:"I can take apart the remote control
And I can almost put it back together"
"Me and my friend saw a platypus
Me and my friend made a comic book" Also, they start it after the first "no handlebars" with Quote:"Look at me, look at me
hands in the air like it's good to be" Like as if a kid who just learned how to ride a bike without holding onto the handlebars would be screaming, wanting all eyes on them. Later, in the next verse it resembles the average young american, supporting themselves with their jobs. Inventing, opening, franchising, etc. When it says, "I can change the world with a microphone" is representing the stage of wanting to protest. And all they have is a microphone. Near the end of the song, the song really twists. The mood completely flips. It is like he is getting a pleasure out of death. Overall I feel this song is showing how the gaining of age and power will lead to the ultimate destruction. Quote:"I can hand out a million vaccinations
Or let'em all die in exasperation
Have'em all grilled leavin lacerations
Have'em all killed by assassination
I can make anybody go to prison
Just because I don't like'em and
I can do anything with no permission
I have it all under my command
I can guide a missile by satellite" This part, I think, is solely based on the President of the United States. The powers he has are abused greatly. Especially the "making anybody go to prison." The ending of it: by repeating "I can ride my bike with no Handlebars" is representing the new generations coming. And this abuse of power will never end. Couldn't have said it better myself. Bike wrote:I like to make werewolf movies. 
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stealth wrote:SongMeanings.net wrote: I think this song has a lot to do with growth. It seems to me that in the beginning, they speak a lot of things you would be very proud of as a kid. Quote:"I can take apart the remote control
And I can almost put it back together"
"Me and my friend saw a platypus
Me and my friend made a comic book" Also, they start it after the first "no handlebars" with Quote:"Look at me, look at me
hands in the air like it's good to be" Like as if a kid who just learned how to ride a bike without holding onto the handlebars would be screaming, wanting all eyes on them. Later, in the next verse it resembles the average young american, supporting themselves with their jobs. Inventing, opening, franchising, etc. When it says, "I can change the world with a microphone" is representing the stage of wanting to protest. And all they have is a microphone. Near the end of the song, the song really twists. The mood completely flips. It is like he is getting a pleasure out of death. Overall I feel this song is showing how the gaining of age and power will lead to the ultimate destruction. Quote:"I can hand out a million vaccinations
Or let'em all die in exasperation
Have'em all grilled leavin lacerations
Have'em all killed by assassination
I can make anybody go to prison
Just because I don't like'em and
I can do anything with no permission
I have it all under my command
I can guide a missile by satellite" This part, I think, is solely based on the President of the United States. The powers he has are abused greatly. Especially the "making anybody go to prison." The ending of it: by repeating "I can ride my bike with no Handlebars" is representing the new generations coming. And this abuse of power will never end. Couldn't have said it better myself. Wow. that is exactly it from what I hear.
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Crass wrote:
Business wrote:Crass wrote:
and it is just as simple as riding a bike with no handle bars.
and by that you mean not very simple?
I love it when someone as political as you can criticize a political band.
lol what? I don't think riding a bike without handlebars would be easy...  You wanna take this to Fuck Town?
Oh gadzooks, yes!
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