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In reply to the discussion: Nominations for Most Profound Rock/Pop Lyrics [View all]nomorenomore08
(13,324 posts)37. Speaking of U2, "Bullet the Blue Sky" has some pretty striking imagery.
"Across the fields, see the sky ripped open, see the rain pour through a gaping wound, pelting the women and children who run, into the arms of America..."
The live version from 'Rattle and Hum,' though, brings it into the realm of unintentional comedy. "The God I believe in isn't short o' cash, MISTER!"
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Although, if truth were told, I think this may be the most profound of all:
malthaussen
Jun 2013
#39
I guess that is slightly more profound than . . . . (wait for it) . . . . .
OrwellwasRight
Jun 2013
#41
"The Stone Temple Pilots, they're elegant bachelors, they're foxy to me, are they foxy to you?"
nomorenomore08
Jun 2013
#57
Maybe it is, actually. I just assumed it was an example of that patented Malkmus sarcasm.
nomorenomore08
Jun 2013
#64
Pink Floyd- Roger Waters "Free Four" from the 1972 Album Obscured by Clouds.
ArnoldLayne
Jun 2013
#65