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If you have an interpretation you'd like send, just fill out the form below. I appreciate and post ALL interpretations (as long as it is an INTERPRETATION) sent to me whether I already have one for the same song or not.  Remember, this is not English class; there is no right or wrong opinion.

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Name of Song:

Interpretation:


All I Want
Amazed
Americana
Bad Habit
Beheaded
Blackball
Burn It Up
Change the World
Come Out and Play
Cool to Hate
Dirty Magic
Disclaimer
Don't Pick It Up
DUI
Elders
End of the Line
Feelings
Forever and a Day
Genocide
Get it Right
Gone Away
Gotta Get Away
Have You Ever
Hypodermic
I Choose
I'll Be Waiting
Intermission
It'll Be a Long Time
Jennifer Lost the War
The Kids Aren't Alright
Kill the President
LAPD
Leave It Behind
Me and My Old Lady
The Meaning of Life
Mota
Nitro
No Hero
Not the One
Nothing From Something
Out on Patrol
Pay the Man
Pretty Fly (for a White Guy)
Self Esteem
Session
She's Got Issues
Smash
So Alone
Something to Believe In
Staring At the Sun
Take It Like a Man
Tehran
A Thousand Days
Time to Relax
Walla Walla
Way Down the Line
We Are One
What Happened to You?
Why Don't You Get a Job?


All I Want:
This is saying "All I want is to be left alone, to do what I want to do."

Sent in by: Mark
I think that in this song he's trying to say that the law really stops some people from "living", in the sense that sometimes people want to do dangerous or illegal things because they make them feel alive. I think he's also saying that the powers that be just don't listen to what people say and rule society like totalitarians.

Sent in by: Tanya
I think this song is about how you want to "live" your life, but people around you won't let you.

Sent in by: Sk8er
This song is about someone who feels trapped by those around him and no one will listen to him. All he wants is to get away from how he's treated.


Amazed:
This is about the shallowness of people today.

Sent in by: Melissa
To me this song relates to the feeling of total hopelessness when you find there is no one you can depend on, not even yourself. but there's not one right answer, it depends on who you are and your life and stuff.


Americana:

Sent in by: Kain
I think this song is about how fast, cheap, and crappy the modern world is, and how the new generation doesn't give a shit, we just want more stuff for ourselves.

Sent in by: OffspringGuy
It's about the greed of the younger generation. The song is from the perspective of someone who wants the world to revolve around him, for society to be built arpound him, and to have his own dream civilization. Later on in the song, when it says 'my nightmare has come true' he has become a victim of his own greed, being to careless to think of the concequences behind it. It also has a strong 'be careful what you wish for' message.


Bad Habit:
two words: road rage. Actually, this is what Dexter had to say about the song: "The freeway shooter in Smash's 'Bad Habit' was basically me talking about my old car," Holland says. "I had a 1980 Chevette that wasn't really able to reach freeway speeds. As soon as I hit the on-ramp, I'd floor it, and by the time I hit the freeway, I was going about 45. So I was flipped off like once or twice a week. I think it was kind of in my mind, getting revenge." (from "White Punks On Dope" Spin Magazine, March 1999)

Sent in by: Bob
This song is about how fucking pissed of you get when your driving and the asshole in front of you goes so fucking slow that you want to get out of your car, run up to theirs and just punch them right in the fucking head and you could because they are going that slow.
My favorite song by the Offspring is NO HERO!!!
Nibb High Football rules!!!

Sent in by: OffspringGuy
It's proof that a lot of people become pinheads who get mad at the slightest things behind the wheel, except that this is on a more extreme scale.


Beheaded:
The Offspring came up with the lyrics to this song while at someone's house or a party or something. They were just having fun. The lyrics don't really mean anything.

Sent in by: Brian K
I don't think The Offspring chop peoples heads off, but they sure do get pissed off sometimes! I think the song is really about getting pissed off but instead of writing a song about being mad they wrote about what they would like to do to that person. It could also be about that people don't really know Dexter and for all they know he could chop off peoples heads in his spare time. (But it could also mean nothing at all? )

Sent in by: ql_3@hotmail.com
Dexter had a good melody, but he couldnt make a good text to it. then James Lilja came over and they wrote the song together. ithe whole song is just a big joke, but it still rocks!!! dexter said this in some interwiev or whatever. there you go.

Sent in by: H0llnd2@aol.com
I think he's tring to say "I HAD ENOUGH!"


Blackball:
suicide story. It's asking, "What's the point of living in a world with all this hate, crime, unhappiness?"

Burn it Up:
I think this is about a kid who likes setting things on fire.

Change the World:
All this selfishness is not going to help make this world a better place to live in.

Sent in by: Debalene
I believe that change the world has to do with environmentalist and them wanting to change the world and it being a selfish act on their part they only want people to be doing things they want because of the way it gives them power.

Sent in by: Tym Perilance
This song is about the guitarist of Bad Religion cuz he was an asshole to the band (Bad Religion still rules, albeit not at the same level as Offspring)

Sent in by: Anonymous
This song is about the religious Moms and other parents who try to ban violence on TV or explicit language in music, just so they can find a way to baby-sit their own kids or get some sort of recognition or fame from it. All selfish reasons. Also all the protesters or hippies who will fight for a cause they say will change the world, but is really all for personal gain.


Come Out and Play [keep 'm separated]:
school violence with the gangs and guns.

Sent in by: Tre` Torres
Some kids who wanna beat the shit out of each other

Sent in by: Anonymous
This song is about gangsters and there battles between each other. The only reason they fight is a clash of colors, and that they really have no reason to be fighting. And The only place all this will get them is in jail or get them killed.

Sent in by: OffspringGuy
What Dexter's trying to say is that no good comes from school violence. If a kid brings a gun to school and caps someone, then one guy's wasted, while the other one is sent to jail and becomes a waste.


Cool to Hate:
I think he's being sarcastic.

Sent in by: Nach0KinG
About high school "cliques". Sick of cheerleaders and all that crap. Very hostile. Won't change as he feels hating people is the way he is.

Sent in by: Suzy
(Also meant for "Don't Pick it Up) Don't take these songs seriously - I think they're meant as a piss-take. e.g.. cool to hate takes the rip out of the " I hate the world " generation.

Sent in by: Mel
I think that it is not sarcastic. I think that he hates a lot of thinks and he doesn't want to change. He thinks its cool to hate them.

Sent in by: Chris
Some of you guys are taking things too seriously! You gotta realize Dexter is a sarcastic guy, and he writes some funny, sarcastic songs. Cool to Hate is one of them. He doesn't really hate every single thing in this world. Take a look at The Offspring's other songs and you'll see they don't really feel this way. Just like the band doesn't really go around chopping people's heads off (referring to Beheaded). This is either just a funny, stupid (in a good way) song, or it was meant to show the stupidness of the [many] people of this generation that do hate everything. But trust me, The Offspring are not like this.

Sent in by: Anonymous
I think this song is about people who sit rotting in there own pissed off world. I think the song is mainly directed toward gothic people and other people who just stay in their own little groups of hate. Does the trenchcoat mafia mean anything to you? Sure people made fun of them, but it was there fault to sticking to there own group who socialized with few people but themselves.

Sent in by: OffspringGuy
A mockery of the generation who hates stuff for the sake of hating something.

Sent in by: Melissa
Why are you all Dexter's interpreters all of a sudden? i mean, this song sounds pretty sarcastic to me, but you guys can't really speak for Dexter himself. maybe it's for real, maybe it's not, maybe he was doing acid, maybe he just hates You.


Dirty Magic

Sent in by: Anonymous
This is a song about a puzzling relationship with a girl who plays weird games, maybe suicidal (razor blades).

Sent in by: Sean
He's really in love with his girlfriend, but she does crack (pull the shades, razor blades). This causers her to do cruel and wired things. And deep down he knows she doesn't really love him.

Sent in by: Emily Holland
It's about a guy that is in love with his girlfriend, but doesn't like what she does (hate you so, love you more) she's probably suicidal (pull the shades, razorblades) He knows that she isn't a good person but he loves her anyhow.


Disclaimer

Sent in by: Anonymous
This song makes fun of Parental Advisory warnings and point out the things on the CD that have to do with real life.

Sent in by: bigboss469@hotmail.com
This tries to tell all of their fans who thought they "sold out" when they switched to a major label that their music is still "real."


Don't pick it Up:
I don't know what it means, but I love the lyrics.

Sent in by: Adam V.
This song is about deception. It is saying that some things (or people, for that matter) aren't what they seem, and people don't catch it until it's too late because they assumed it was something else.

Sent in by: krusader
Listen to the music. It becomes pretty clear that this song is written as a bit of comedy, but at the same time warns us not to jump into things before checking them out first.


DUI.

Sent in by: Anonymous
This song is about a guy leaving a party drunk off his ass, drinking and driving, and having high-speed races with other drivers, outrunning cops, smashing into a semi-truck, and stuff like that.


Elders:
This is about hypocrisy. Our elders keep telling us what to do, but when we grow up, we find that they are doing just what they tell us not to. The song can also be about all the pressure parents put on their children and how it tears them apart.

Sent in by: julian.gil-chang@bbs.hkis.edu.hk I suppose that when they were kids, their elders made them think that once they were 18, they would know all the secrets to life. When they puzzling age of young adults come, they must've felt deceived and frustrated. So, blame our fucking parents!

Sent in by: Kaat Verellen, 14 years, Belgium
I think this song is about growing up and you don't want to do all the things your parents want you to do. You want to start your own life, but they won't let you.


End of the Line:
Death. Reminds me of "Gone Away."

Feelings:
A parody of Morris Albert's "Feelings." If you've ever heard the original, it's very slow and a cheesy type of romantic, lovey dovey, hugs and kisses song. The Offspring speeded it up and changed the lyrics. I believe it's about a woman that cheated on her man, and now he's pissed off and developed a deep animosity towards her.

Sent in by: OffspringGuy
The classic "Fuck you" attitude towards someone.


Forever and a Day:

Sent in by: Anonymous
This is a very deep song that has some really deep meaning. Somebody should analyze it better. Sent in by: julian.gil-chang@bbs.hkis.edu.hk
If you've noticed, the lyrics are absolutely contradictory. "I try to speak aloud to hear what people have to say." "If we destroy each other we might say a life or two." Almost all the lyrics are ironic. I think it means that in life, nothing is what it seems, most things don't make sense, and that sometimes, the natural chain fucked up.


Sent in by: offsprng28
This is about relationships that all go bad cuz of one person and that work out but the girl does not see it.


Genocide:
This is about how we, as humans, are killing each other.

Sent in by: Sammo (aka dj cannibal)
We cant handle the responsibility of keeping peace among ourselves therefore we are destroying ourselves and ending our lives because of the intensity of life.


Get it Right:
This is about trying and failing. People keep saying that if you try, you can do anything, but sometimes, no matter how hard you try, you just can't seem to get it right

Gone Away:
a song about coping with death. Dexter won't say who it's about or even if it's about anyone. A rumor suggests that the song is about his daughter's mother, but remember, that's only a rumor.

Sent in by: julian.gil-chang@bbs.hkis.edu.hk
I'm not sure if his girlfriend (or whoever) died, but if it was his girlfriend, she must've ditched him really bad.

Sent in by: offspringluver
This song is about Dexter's daughter's mother, who was killed, and he wished he could trade places with her, because she didn't deserve to die. And its about how the world is cold and empty with out her, and how she is so far away.

Sent in by: Ghostryder
I heard this song was written about one of their wives (or girlfriends, cant remember which) who got shot. It was written right after that. Its about them seeming so far away now that there gone, and life seeming meaningless without them.

Sent in by: Death Knight
How COLD became the world WITHOUT HER


Gotta Get Away:
This is about some psycho that thinks someone is out to get him and it's scaring the hell out of him.

Sent in by: julian.gil-chang@bbs.hkis.edu.hk
He was a strong internal conflict, and he probably is having some drug problem and is battling with himself. He doesn't know what to do, and everything is down for him. His life is miserable and he just wants to get out.

Sent in by: OffspringGuy
This about a guy who is overly paranoid, and can't take it anymore. he wants to get away from himself, so he can put an end to his constant fear.


Have You Ever:

Sent in by: Brian K This song is about how you are surrounded by people, but these people will do nothing to help you. Since nobody wants to help or do anything it ruins the way we live with each other. Dexter likes to think the world is a better place, but realizes that since other people are only looking out for themselves (metaphor for crime), that "the truth about the world is that crime does pay". (BRILLIANT SONG)


Hypodermic:

Sent in by: Anonymous
This song is about heroin, and has an anti-heroin message.


I Choose:
I believe this is about suicide. While he's falling off the cliff, I think he's seeing his life flash before him.

Sent in by: krackheadm@hotmail.com
It is about suicide, but also it is about choosing how you are going to live life. "This is life what a fucked up thing we do, or a playground if we choose." meaning life can be a playground if you don't care what happens to you.

Sent in by: DANomar5 or SgtScruple
I think this song is about how people are always depressed, but most of the time they are only trapped in their own mind. "Life what a fucked up thing we do, what a nightmare that comes true, and a playground if we choose and I choose." Some people bitch and whine about all there problems when it is them who are holding themselves back from healing.
Sent in by: julian.gil-chang@bbs.hkis.edu.hk
Everything leads to something else, but no matter how shitty the outcome, it can always be gratifying that one has taken responsibility for his own actions and won't blame shit on others. It's an anarchic message saying, "I'm an empowered individual, it's MY CHOICE, I CHOOSE!" And obviously he's falling off the cliff and his life is flashing before him, and everything in his life has been his and only his decision. He doesn't repent from falling off the cliff: he says something about the nice view falling down.


I'll Be Waiting:
This is asking if there is really such a thing as a "real" friend.

Intermission:

Sent in by: Anonymous
Intermission is a cool transitional song that separates the tracks on Ixnay on the Hombre. It lets the first half of the album sink in, but doesn't completely prepare you for the next song, with it's startling "YA YA YA YA YA!!"


It'll Be a Long Time:
This is a song about how a few countries (the superpowers) basically rule the world. They're the ones with most of the wealth, weapons, and power.

Jennifer Lost the War:
Nobody cares about all the crime today. It has all gotten so common that no one pays attention as long as it doesn't involve them.

Sent in by: Anonymous
I think this song is really sad because it shows of how the children of today are getting raped and thrown in a gutter and no one notices "just another rape victim" police and the paper say. I myself am displeased because of the girl Jennifer being from the town I live in. The truthness of the lyrics depresses me.

Sent in by: Butterfly_collector
According to Dexter himself:
"Jennifer was a 6-yr.-old from Fresno who was burned, raped, and murdered. Her death was mentioned in the newspaper. Pheobe was 8 and from Santa Ana who was strangled to death and left in a dry river bed. Miss 1565 was a little girl who died in a circus tent fire near Atlanta. No one claimed her, so she was buried under the coroner's number, 1565."


The Kids Aren't Alright:

Sent in by: Luke
Even though "Americana" was released before the shootings in Colorado, "The Kids Aren't Alright" makes a good point about teens in America. The story in this song is just like what's happening now. They might have had some of the school shootings from the past few years in mind when they wrote it. The point it, the teens are all suffering from their own demons, from many sources. Think about the Colorado killers: Those kids weren't alright.


Kill the President:
It's basically making us ask ourselves "Would we be better off without a president?"
Sent in by: julian.gil-chang@bbs.hkis.edu.hk
I don't really like this song, but suppose the intention was to be a revolutionary anarchy song.

Sent in by: Anonymous
This song is about how the world has become so obsessed with politics that they care more about making phony promises and getting power that they create more problems, not solve them.


LAPD:
the police in LA have gotten out of hand. They have too much power, too much corruption. I think the lyrics are pretty self-explanatory.

Sent in by: Chris
I think LAPD is about a bunch of black ass hating pigs that run around and bash the piss out of people that have hardly done anything wrong.


Leave it Behind:
You can't just run away from all your problems.

Sent in by: OffspringGuy
What the song is trying to say is that not everyone can forgive people for what they do to them. The chorus is proof of this: "I don't know, when it will end. The sun has set, and I can't be friends. And I don't know, if I can forgive. The day is long, but you were so dead wrong." There's also other hints in the verses. This is jest my belief, though.


Me and My Old Lady:

Sent in by: Anonymous
This is a song about a guy and his girlfriend getting it on.

Sent in by: Anonymous:
This is a song Dexter wrote about himself and his wife Kristine.

Sent in by: Iris
one of my favorite songs. Dexter (the most perfect human being on earth) is saying that they're happy and in love and don't give a flying fuck about what anyone else thinks


The Meaning of Life:
This is about people who carry people on their shoulders and tell others what to do. Basically, he's saying "I'll never learn if I don't this myself" and "Let me do what I want to do."

Sent in by) Noodles Holland
I think this song is about how like everyone is getting pushed around and how you can't live you're own life, and how it sux! this is one outta many of their songs I can relate to!


Mota:
This is about marijuana and what it does to you.

Sent in by: r_shooper@hotmail.com
It's about how when you get into cannabis you get into a routine and you can't get out of it.


Nitro (Youth Energy):
Like the song says, "Live like there's no tomorrow." Knowing the world we live in, you never know how long you'll make it.

No Hero:
Obviously about suicide. Also, regrets about not helping the person and regrets about not doing the most possible to prevent the suicide.

Sent in by: Bouska@feist.com
I think no hero is about those people who haven't found their true selves and end their own lives and their deaths are blamed on the people around them. its about having enough trouble trying to find your self let alone trying to help somebody else! the offspring kicks so much ass they helped me find my self and get into other kick ass bands like NOFX and millencolin.

Sent in by: offspringluver
This song is about Dexter's friend Johnny, who committed suicide and he feels responsible, because he thinks he could have done more to stop it. He says Johnny was a weirdo, so what did you expect, I aint no fuckin hero, im just trying to survive myself...so he feels really bad...


Not the One:
we have to carry the burden of what the last generation did, and the next generation will have to carry the burden of what we do.

Sent in by: Kevin (DARBY CRASH) Snyder
I think this song is saying that the generations before us screwed up our lives and we get all the blame for the world being so fucked up right now even though it wasn't our fault, and despite that we will end up fucking up like so many have before us. (this is me talking, not Kevin. I'd just like to say that that is one long-ass sentence.)


Nothing From Something:
This is about the depressed kid who always gets into fights. He has nowhere to turn, needs to vent his anger, so he turns to crime.

Sent in by: Melissa
i like this song. i kinda feel like i do that all the time, so do other people too, i think. their always telling me what potential i have, and i'm constantly finding a way to fuck it up


Out on Patrol:
Sent in by: julian.gil-chang@bbs.hkis.edu.hk
He's against the army.

Pay the Man:
This song could have many different meanings. I think it's just a song about the government's control over the people.

Sent in by: OffspringGuy
I think it's about taxes, cuz ya have ta pay the guy in charge of em'. Took me a while to figure that one out.....


Pretty Fly (for a White Guy):
This song is about poseurs, people trying to be who they're not just so they can "fit in."

Sent in by: hoho
This is the story of a guy who is just trying to be cool.

Sent in by: smurfgoddess
I think it's about a guy who thinks he's all that and tries to impress all the girls. He's a white guy in a black neighborhood trying to show off. It's like he's actually acting stupid.

Sent in by: Heather
I think this is about the people who claim to be Offspring fans but don't know shit about them, their music or even the genre.

Sent in by: Ghostryder
I think Its about a guy that's trying to hard to be cool. To fit in. I have a friend just like this. got his eyebrow pierced and everything, just to look tougher than he really is.

Sent in by: spesel P
this song is about a dude who tries to hard and everyone thinks that he is a loser

Sent in by: crap
It's about some guy who has it all fashion wise but really doesn't have a clue.


Self Esteem:
This is about some guy who can't stand up to his girlfriend. He lets her take advantage of him.

Sent in by: Brigid
This is one of my favs, and its about this loser who can't dump his girlfriend because he doesn't respect himself enough to do it.


Session:
It's basically about why people sleep around unnecessarily or without the main purpose in mind, the main purpose being reproduction.
Sent in by: julian.gil-chang@bbs.hkis.edu.hk
He definitely doesn't need Viagra.

She's Got issues:
Self-explanatory. It has a Jerry Springer thing going on.

Sent in by: OffspringGuy
About having a girlfriend who blames all her problems on something completeley different than what's really causing it.


Smash:
This about fitting in with the mainstream. I think he's trying to tell us all that we shouldn't do something just because everyone else is doing it. We should do what we want, be an individual. He's also criticizing others who don't understand that some people are different just because they want to be.

Sent in by: James
This is about just living life as it is, not caring what other people think, or do. This isn't to say you can't care about other people, you just can't let them run you life.

Sent in by: DANomar5
I like this song, because it is like a theme song to all the individuals of the world. Dexter sings it cause he was probably different in high school, and all the trendy assholes couldn't deal with him being different, because it wasn't the way things were done. That's how I feel in my school today. But in the long run, the people who are different, the individuals are better off. My abercrombie and fitch burnings are open for people to join in, e-mail me sometime

Sent in by: Bill G.
Basically what the band is getting across in this song is that you don't have to be what everyone wants you to be. They tell the audience that just be yourself and screw everyone else and what they think because the only person's opinion that matters is yours. You control your own life and no one else does no matter how much they want. In other words they're telling to be yourself and forget the system. Create your own rules.


So Alone:

Sent in by: Anonymous
This song is saying that we group together in too large of crowds sometimes and we need to hang out with maybe one or two people from time to time so we can express ourselves more and so can they. This song says that even though you may be surrounded by a mob of people, you still could be "so alone."

Sent in by: SmAsH
This song was written to show that although we might always be surrounded by people or have a lot if friends, it doesn't mean that we understand them and therefore we will all the same be "so alone"

Sent in by: offspringluver
This song is about people being everywhere, and still your so alone. Its like, all these people are here, but you still feel like your by yourself, so you say kill, fuck off, hate, die...


Something to Believe In:

Sent in by: Anonymous
I think this song takes place in a World War 3 type environment, coming from the point of view of a civilian trying to stay alive and keep hope alive, also.

Sent in by:  Iris
I think the song is about the emptiness of this world, nothing has meaning, and people are only out for power. you have to try and save the meaning of yourself before you fade into the crowd. follow yourself and your own beliefs if you found something to believe in), not anyone else.

Sent in by: OffspringGuy
This song is about someone who wants to believe whatever he wants to, and the perdjudice that sometimes comes with not believing in what the mainstream does.


Staring At the Sun:
Sent in by: Define_Normal@hotmail.com
This song seems to be saying that we are all so self absorbed and busy trying to get ahead that we don't pay much attention to others who may need some type of help. It also seems to offer some hope near to the end when Dexter says," There's more to living than only serving, Maybe I'm not there but I'm still trying." He seems to be saying that do what makes you happy, don't submit yourself to the conformity of society by trying to climb some corporate ladder if that isn't what you want to do.

Sent in by: Anonymous
This song is about how people will change their personality to fit in, ultimately destroying themselfs(staring at the sun is a metaphor for self destruction) The song gives a message that although everyone else is changing to fit in you don't have to. This is explained in this line" But I wont be, burned by the reflection of the fire in your eyes as your staring at the sun.

Sent in by: Marie
It's about how people only care about themselves but will still try to fit in, even being self destructive to do this and dragging others down with them (I won't be burned up by the reflection of the fire in your eyes as your staring at the sun), and how he won't be a part of all that.


Take It Like a Man

Sent in by: Anonymous
This song is about someone who gets sucked into the mainstream, and goes in "the deep end" and is "playing with fire." The guy that wrote the song is saying he's seen it all happen before.


Tehran:
This is about the American embassy hostage situation in Tehran, Iran. I believe it occurred in the late 1970's. Some Iranians took the people inside the building hostage. I failed to pay attention in my US History class, so I don't know why they did it.

Sent in by: AquaSlug@aol.com.....a true offspring fan
This took place I think when Tehran took Americans from the embassy in their country hostage and didn't let them loose until after president Jimmy Carter's term was over and let them out as soon as president Regan was sworn in as the new president...or it has something to do with the gulf war (operation desert storm) which was going on around the same time they recorded that album. Tehran is near Iran and Iraq so it might have something to do with that war.

Sent in by: Kevin (DARBY CRASH) Snyder
OK the album this is from 89, OK? This song was recorded on their original 7" in I think 86, in the early 80'S there was a problem in Iran and the song was originally written for that but then in 89 they changed some of the lyrics for Desert Storm.

Sent in by: Noodles Holland
This song is about a war, I think the one with Sadamn Hussien and how it was sending American people who didnt know what the fuck they were doing into the desert to be shot and leave their families with no son/husband etc.


A Thousand Days:
about breaking up.

Time to Relax:

Sent in by: Anonymous
This track shows how music can be very satisfying, and gives you tips of how some people like to enjoy music (glass of wine, easy chair).


Walla Walla:
Sent in by: Anonymous
This is about a guy who gets sent to Folsom Prison.

Way Down the Line:
This is about the effect parents have on children. He's saying that if you did this, it's pretty likely your children will follow in your footsteps.

We Are One:
This is talking about the human race. We do whatever we want, we don't care about any of the other species on the planet, and with the way things are going, we are headed for extinction. I think this can also be about gangs and other groups of people.

What Happened to You?:
this song, Dexter wrote about two of his friends who got involved with drugs. One was a real artist, but after the drugs, he could only draw like a two-year old. The song sends out a pretty strong anti-drug message.
Why Don't You Get a Job?:

Sent in by: Tanya
This is basically just a song about a relationship where the guy works and the girl doesn't do anything but spend his money.