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puszysty at 11:46pm on 04/10/2006
puszysty at 11:46pm on 04/10/2006I hate analyzing poetry. Poems were not meant to be analyzed and turned into essays. Could you imagine if I did that for a song?
Sexyback is actually expressing sexual repression. This is evidenced by the singer's muffled and distorted voice in the song. This repression runs deep, as represented by the use of foul language, especially geared towards other males- males which may pose as a threat to the artist's own sexual drive.
NO! Not meant to happen. It completely ruins the work.
Sexyback is actually expressing sexual repression. This is evidenced by the singer's muffled and distorted voice in the song. This repression runs deep, as represented by the use of foul language, especially geared towards other males- males which may pose as a threat to the artist's own sexual drive.
NO! Not meant to happen. It completely ruins the work.
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