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------ performed by The Cure
It is about drugs... | Reviewer: Mik3~ | 11/11/07
or one kind of drug inparticular! We all know Robert Smith has delt with drugs before and it wouldn't be surpriseing that this could actually be about the way he feels when he was taking drugs! He's said it before and he knows what hes gone through with drugs, but the song isn't necesarily talking about his experience with drugs alone. He can also be talking about the fear of love, a bad dream he had, and for whatever twisted means of sexual experiences he's come across in his life. The song is twisted and you have to take in consideration everything he's trying to explain in it! When Robert writes, he knows the kind of reaction he's trying to get which is beyond any single reaction from a person!
Gosh.. | Reviewer: Tina | 11/6/07
This song is, as stated before, not insanely deep or anything! It's just a beautiful, macabre song of a guy's nightmare, not child abuse or drugs or shit. It's just a great song by a great band, so stop being so overly insightful and just admire the beauty of the song.
you can stop now. | Reviewer: Jazz | 10/30/07
this song doesnt have a hidden meaning in it.
have you ever thought that a song from such an awesome band didnt have to be about drugs, whores, sex or any other typical thing? no. you didnt. cause you most likely jumped to conlcusions. how about actually sitting down and listening to the song for what its of. a nightmare. not to mention..the music video? yeah. watch it and pay attention. hes in his bed. and the only other person that would be there is the Spiderman. no whores. so this is your time to stop and enjoy the brilliant song for what it is.
Tiago | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/28/07
musica muito sebem.
pissas pa vcs tds,eu axo k esta musica fala do renato a ser abusado pelo makukula todas as noites..
sem poder fazer nada.
Um. No. | Reviewer: Emily | 10/24/07
The story of a gay prostitute? Secret references to hooker stockings? That is the single most contrived interpretation of any song that I have ever heard.
Drugs? Sure. Sexy dreams? No prob. Loss of innocence? Whatever. Extremely detailed story about getting AIDS from a gay prostitute? Not so much.
Dark Fairytale | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/27/07
I don't like to look for hidden meanings in every song, for my this is just a dark fairytale, a very beautiful one.
Lullaby by The Cure | Reviewer: El Che | 9/9/07
This has got to be one of the most beautiful songs out there. the instruments and the vocals just melt together like the wax of a candle. and the song it's about a nightmare.
About the song Lullaby performed by The Cure | Reviewer: Kelly | 9/9/07
I don't know if the song is about child abuse,, well, it may be,, who knows,, i just want to say that this song is really nice and has a kind of erotism,,,,,,, i love it!
Death by HIV? | Reviewer: Batzenkatz | 9/3/07
Lullaby is a story of a gay prostitute. Traditionally, red-&-white stockings were worn by whores ("on candystriped legs, the Spiderman comes"). What's more, he's a gay prostitute who has AIDS and not only is infecting others ("looking for the victims") but his past is scattered with victims ("stealing past the windoes of the blissfully dead"). Robert Smith, playing a savvy but easily seduced client, has sex with this prostitute with the knowledge that he'll be infected, too ("and i know that in the morinng i will wake up in the shivering cold"--shivering, as the "victims shivering in bed" are) and the Spiderman will go on as he has (and the Spiderman is always hungry").
This is just one of those songs that's as creepy as it is sexy, as haunting as it is horribly twisted...but then, aren't we all?
6 | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/1/07
I really don't care if it talks about drugs, about dreams or whatever. I really like this song and I care what it represent for me. It's like a erotic lullaby, it pacify me and push me high.
That's just perfect.
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