Molly Ringwald doesn’t like to be at home She doesn’t want to have to put her life on hold She’s the one that doesn’t like to do what’s told She’s a women in the sense she thinks she’s old Molly Ringwald, how did she become so bold? Molly Ringwald is so full of angst today She loves to dive in headlong »
Lucky Stars Love… You’ve been illogical You’ve been insensible Love you’ve made me cry Love you’ve made me shout And then you’ve made me smile Love… You’ve been untraceable You’ve been unplentiful Love you’ve made me lie Love you’ve made me pout And then you’ve made me sigh Love… You’ve been so vengeful You’ve been so unhelpful Love you’ve made me cry Love you’ve locked me out But then again I’m so satisfied Bridge She »
Middle Of The Sun is really a personal song. I find myself jumping the fence of being a hermit and being a social butterfly all the time. You see this with a lot of entertainers (especially with my comedian friends- those people are dark), where they pull out all the stops doing their performances but »
Here are some recent reviews from Jango, and internet radio company who has been playing Molly Ringwald Is Dead and Hellfire On The Dipstick: “nice song” – gcontrerasc from Monterrey, Mexico “Nice song” – HUGO from BrasÍlia, Brazil “ very cute name for a group and for a song. voice reminds me of talking heads. ”- morpheus66767678 from Leland, »
Middle Of The Sun These paints of seeming plight and ill repute Are yellow in their fright of solitude Where once sealed in a jar Have now exploded on the walls Of my womb, for me to rue These figures I have clipped into cartoons Are so representative of my gloom Well I’d love to paste them all Against my big black splattered wall Of »
Writing about the lyrics of Lucky Stars is probably going to be anti-climatic, since it’s really just a playful use of words. You have me applying a number of negative adjectives about love, as if I am talking to Love (as a noun), and then submitting to Love at the end of the song. It »
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“The David Byrne reference as an influence is pretty apparent here, but I also hear some Mark Mothersbaugh (Devo) in the vocal delivery. For fans that are into “accessible” tunes, I’d recommend “Lucky Stars”, “Remember” or “H Train”. For those into the more twisted side of life, check out “Molly Ringwald is Dead.” Notice any »
