Unfortunately, i seem to have some explaining to do. After singing, rather ferociously "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorn" and "Where there's female, you're bound to find bondage and lies", at recent gigs, a number of people have made some rather ridiculous assumptions.
First of all, i would like to stress, i am not a woman hater, in fact quite the opposite, though philanderer is too far polar.
Second of all, don't take the lyrics in these songs too seriously, for crying out loud *arghhhghghgh*. I have written a number of songs that have taken on the subject of male frustration with the opposite sex. They are intended half serious, half humorous. Women are always voicing their venomous opinions of men, and what is our response? Indifference, generally. Though these songs are not at all intended to be poisonous, or inciting hate for those divine creatures that men find so puzzling. They are notes on subtle experiences i've had in the past, that many can empathise (and possibly sympathise) with. Songs are all about taking small ideas and embellishing them til a hook hangs.
I beg you humourless folk to grasp this concept before there's a witch hunt and my limbs are fed to St George's pigeons. Though i'd secretly love the fact that i would no longer be a burden on the earth's resources if that happened.
Calm be with you.
Tuesday, 29 January 2008
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I think you will find people in the main can appreciate the humour you intended with your lyrics. A minority will seek to paint your psyche with broad strokes of chauvinism, mainly because they are either too dumb or totally lacking in that most vital of human traits - a sense of humour.
Those most vocal about PC tend to be those who find it too difficult to crack a smile and enjoy life as they find it. "So smart, that they is stupid."
The scary thing is when they are put in positions of power and enact legislation to take away humour from people's lives and replace it with fear and mock respect. Now that isn't sustainable living.
mijori
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