Blonde Redhead Lyrics

    ------ About the song Misery Is a Butterfly performed by Blonde Redhead

This song truly touches heart for me and in its own way tells it's part in my life story. My mom dated a man who adored blonde redhead but he wasn't very sane. My mother always said he had a gentle mind but was extremely depressed. I think the butterfly in the room reminds me of everytime I'd enter a room and feel the sudden change of aura (misery if you will). It followed him..as if a dark cloud constantly roaming over our heads. So deep. So meaningful. Enough for me to tattoo the name onto my body to help tell my tale.

    ------ About the song Messenger performed by Blonde Redhead

I think he talks about the messenger virtual the techconology it is pulling us appart from the human comunication, and it make us more cold, and distan from each other, rthe messenger that it is a channel where all the things information pass through it and they dont really know where they are gonna end it , and to whom they are gonna end it. so that s why ai use windows live. haha Joke

    ------ About the song Violent Life performed by Blonde Redhead

This song starts ordinarily enough with a solid guitar rhythm, a lyric-less verse. Then it moves into one of the most beautiful & passionate laments from Blonde Redhead. The lyrics are a little vague, but express loss, disappointment. Melancholy at it's best, most truly felt.

    ------ About the song Astro Boy performed by Blonde Redhead

Definitely one of their better early songs. When i listen to this song i remember why I like simone's voice so much. its awesome and it shows how great chemistry the band has which is rare with bands these days

    ------ About the song Misery Is a Butterfly performed by Blonde Redhead

This song is life itself. It simply sums up what life has been, is and will be. Misery is the only reality. For me at least. Those who see that butterfly called misery, fall inevitably in love with her. For that reason, I am in love with this song.

    ------ About the song Pink Love performed by Blonde Redhead

This song is not only really well put together, it summarizes the whole album in a way. They have references to many other songs, like Misery is a Butterfly, Magic Mountain, Elephant Woman, & Falling Man. Personally, I think that this song should have been the last on the album instead of Equus.

    ------ About the song Misery Is a Butterfly performed by Blonde Redhead

This is really art, not many melodies are so graphic and explicit - the picture comes to your mind, just as easily as if you had seen it painted in front of you.
The lyrics are true poetry, specially around the end of the song, and it's just fog, solitude and possibly naked trees.

    ------ About the song Misery Is a Butterfly performed by Blonde Redhead

When I listen to this song.
I picture a young Kazu walking through a dark and vast expanse of desert.
You can almost hear her crying in the song.
The vocals and instruments come together perfectly and portray Kazu's true emotions.
It's a calming and moving song at that.
One who hasn't listened to this song, has missed out on something monumental.

    ------ About the song Misery Is a Butterfly performed by Blonde Redhead

This song, whose album's name is one and the same, holds that honor for a reason.
The music, as well as Kazu's voice, is haunting, the lyrics saddening, and the percussion is so perfectly timed and fluid. This song takes me places when I listen to it driving. I've had several mini epiphanies will listening to this song and thinking about the lyrics. There is also something femme about it, outside of the butterfly itself, some minute quality that makes me think of woman I've watched grow and change over the years. Per usual, Kazu's lyrics are more cryptic than Amedeo's, but I have my ideas...
At any rate, this song is just beautiful and I don't think anyone can help getting wrapped up in it. When I listen to it on the way to work, I cannot shut it off before it is over- I sit in my car and wait. So there you have it.

    ------ About the song Doll Is Mine performed by Blonde Redhead

I've had a love affair with just about every song on this album, per usual, with this band. My current single-minded obsession is with "Doll is Mine."
Amedeo's deliciously perfect whine delivers a special charm to this one, and I love the simple, light, chingy percussion that Simone provides.
I love to analyze this band's modest but poignant lyrics. What I get out of this song is a story of possession and denial, but in a romanticized way that I'm not offended by. I think this is one of the jewels of the album. Take a f-ing listen.