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Worst Chromatica lyric?


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DavidLuis198
14 hours ago, PunkTheFunk said:

This is my dancefloor
I fought for

Should be

This is THE dancefloor
I fought for

 

:triggered:

I always see the line like she's talking for someone and there a comma on the phrase:

- This is my dancefloor, I fought for [it]

 

So I think it makes sense (also, I may be crazy, since English is not my first language, but I feel she saying "this is the dancefloor" would kind of change a little bit of the meaning, like 'the dancefloor' is a place while 'my dancefloor' can be a little bit more like a concept instead of just a physical place... but maybe I'm think too much about it)

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Sneaky Oliver

I think some of her lyrics could be more refined with a very few words but I guess it’s her style to think of sentences separately.

I always think of them like this: 

it could’ve been “ I freak out when you look at me” 

If you put your hands up to the sky, i would be your galaxy” 

these are the first examples that come to my mind 

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Sneaky Oliver

Also what’s grammatically wrong with “this is MY dance floor” ? I’m so confused by this

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MonsterPaws
12 minutes ago, Sneaky Oliver said:

Also what’s grammatically wrong with “this is MY dance floor” ? I’m so confused by this

Alone it's grammatically correct. The problem is the line that comes after.

This is my dance floor

I fought for

I'm not an expert/a native speaker but the second line can't stand on its own like that. It should either be

This is my dance floor

I fought for it

or

This is the dance floor

I fought for

But it's music and I feel like grammar shouldn't matter so I personally don't care tbh.

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Sneaky Oliver
22 hours ago, elijahfan said:

« If I had a painter's mind, then I would paint it ».

This is such a beautiful lyric though. It’s like she’s saying if she had the ability to portray something so beautifully in a painting or in a sculpture as she can do it with a song, she would do it 

and it also fits with the sentiment of the song of even though she had the best of intentions, she still has “flaws”. “I’m not perfect yet but I’ll keep trying” 

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Sneaky Oliver
1 minute ago, MonsterPaws said:

Alone it's grammatically correct. The problem is the line that comes after.

This is my dance floor

I fought for

I'm not an expert/a native speaker but the second line can't stand on its own like that. It should either be

This is my dance floor

I fought for it

or

This is the dance floor

I fought for

But it's music and I feel like grammar shouldn't matter so I personally don't care tbh.

That’s so weird! So would it also incorrect to say “This is my new car I’ve just bought” or something? Those two lyrics are still on the same sentence 

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MonsterPaws
4 minutes ago, Sneaky Oliver said:

That’s so weird! So would it also incorrect to say “This is my new car I’ve just bought” or something? Those two lyrics are still on the same sentence 

Yup it seems incorrect. Should be:

"This is my new car that I just bought."

"This is my new car. I just bought it."

"This is the new car that I just bought."

Again not a native/expert so if anyone is good at grammar please correct me! I could be totally off.

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Mr Oak
16 minutes ago, Sneaky Oliver said:

That’s so weird! So would it also incorrect to say “This is my new car I’ve just bought” or something? Those two lyrics are still on the same sentence 

 

12 minutes ago, MonsterPaws said:

Yup it seems incorrect. Should be:

"This is my new car that I just bought."

"This is my new car. I just bought it."

"This is the new car that I just bought."

Again not a native/expert so if anyone is good at grammar please correct me! I could be totally off.

pretty sure "This is my new car I’ve just bought" can stand on its own like that

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mamo
On 6/22/2020 at 1:18 PM, Sepsami said:

What is this album's "Love it when you call me legs
In the morning, buy me eggs" ? :billie:

this isn't a bad lyric?! :triggered:

On 6/22/2020 at 1:19 PM, Daylight Jokers said:

Who's that girl, Malibu Gaga?
Looks so sad, what is this saga?

neither is this...:saladga:

23 hours ago, BLACKPINK said:

I-E I-E I-E PA-PLASTIC

WTAF this is the best part in plastic doll?!?!! :selena:

23 hours ago, LG6IsHere said:

all the lyrics of babylon that aren't the chorus

UM chile anyways...:bye: 

23 hours ago, MonsterPaws said:

Rain on me, tsunami

it's iconic though :huntyga:

21 hours ago, Enzo said:

Pop a 911

I'm about to pop a report button in a hot millisecond :oops:

18 hours ago, KanyeWest said:

Anyone laughs at the

DID U HEAR WHAT I SAID?

WHATTT???

DID U HEAR WHAT I SAID?

YEAA HEYYYY

it always gets me :ladyhaha:

 

this is like the best part in enigma?! the whole run up to the last chorus is *chefs kiss*:bradley:

16 hours ago, Galvon said:

Before there was love there was silence

this is actually a beautiful lyric? however i believe she says "before there was us, there was silence" :trollga:

15 hours ago, PunkTheFunk said:

She could be referring to 16th century BC, which was the peak of the Babylonian Empire

education matters! TEACH THEM SIS :kiss:

7 hours ago, JudasJustDance said:

I’ll be your galaxy 

would you rather her be your hershey? :derpga:

3 hours ago, Opulence said:

“I’m completely numb, why you acting dumb”

I feel like there are so many better things she could’ve said 

i'm completely numb,

sir please pinch my bum :billie:

Ï could be your girlfriend for the weekend...
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PartySick
On 6/22/2020 at 8:27 AM, Sepsami said:

(I promise I don't hate the song :selena:)

I love it too but it's easily one of the worst ones lyrically speaking :rip:

I'm actually confused by how much praise this album gets for its lyrics when a lot of them seem too on-the-nose to me :sweat: but who am I to argue with praise :gayhat:

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PartySick
42 minutes ago, mamo said:

"before there was us, there was silence" :trollga:

It's love :trollga:

Not only did Gaga confirm it, "us" makes zero sense :trollga:

Billionaires are a cancer. Even the ones you like.
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not a french fry

You can serve it to me ancient city style

we can party like it’s B.C

:awkney:

social experiment gone wrong
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PartySick
17 hours ago, Greanskye said:

It’s not though. A triple negative = a negative. So she’s saying she’s nothing when she means to say she IS something. 

Where's the triple negative? :oprah:

"I'm not nothing without a steady hand"

The only negative is the word "not" which changes the meaning of the word "nothing" to it's antonym - something.

Meaning she's saying she's something, even without a steady hand.

Billionaires are a cancer. Even the ones you like.
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mamo
23 minutes ago, PartySick said:

It's love :trollga:

Not only did Gaga confirm it, "us" makes zero sense :trollga:

where did she confirm it? :oprah:

it literally says on the literal album booklet and apple music that it's "before there was us, there was silence" which is confusing because it does actually sound like love

also it does make sense because she's referring to before the world was made - there was nothing which implies silence. 

Ï could be your girlfriend for the weekend...
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SknyBlond
20 hours ago, GGVS said:

We can party like it's BC, with the pretty 16th century smile...

That one... the first part is cool, because partying like its BC kinda makes sense, it could mean to party without restrictions, without thinking if something is good or bad, not worrying about religious concepts and all that... but the rest :saladga: why would you make a reference to BC times and then one of AC times... I just don't get it.

Don't know if i'll be wrong. But maybe by saying "16th century smile" she's talking about the fake smile that people give u when they're gossiping u know? Like Mona Lisa, a mystery smile that hides a lot. Something like that. 

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