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Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.33/10 [3 votes]Album: Break It Yourself / Original Release Date: 2012-03-02Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 4 min 03 sec
Lusitania
Andrew Bird
Andrew Bird
ANDREW BIRD
Lusitania Lyrics
If you loosen liable lips
You keep sinking all my ships
Oh then you're the one who sank my Lusitania
But somehow it don't register as pain, at all
Till it finds our crooked vain
It should help
Oh let's not remember the Maine
Oh-oh-oh ooo
You laid mines along your shore
Oh no ooo
Through my hull they ripped and tore
Oh ooo
We don't study this war no more
So we let our backbone slip
Till the arc spits from my fingertips
And we'll become a hazard in the rain
Boy we'll get charged out in the lane
And there's a 60-cycle hum
Go ahead, say something dumb boy, there's no shame
There's no shame
Go ahead, say something dumb boy, there's no shame
Oh-oh-oh ooo
You lay your mines along your shore
No ooo
Through my heart you've ripped and torn
Oh ooo
We don't study this war no more
You keep sinking all my ships
Oh then you're the one who sank my Lusitania
But somehow it don't register as pain, at all
Till it finds our crooked vain
It should help
Oh let's not remember the Maine
Oh-oh-oh ooo
You laid mines along your shore
Oh no ooo
Through my hull they ripped and tore
Oh ooo
We don't study this war no more
So we let our backbone slip
Till the arc spits from my fingertips
Boy we'll get charged out in the lane
And there's a 60-cycle hum
Go ahead, say something dumb boy, there's no shame
There's no shame
Go ahead, say something dumb boy, there's no shame
Oh-oh-oh ooo
You lay your mines along your shore
No ooo
Through my heart you've ripped and torn
Oh ooo
We don't study this war no more
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Meaning to "Lusitania" song lyrics (2 meanings)
Anonymous March 8, 2012-15:01
I believe it's remember the Maine, not remember the name. The former was a battle cry in the Spanish-American War, and the Maine was a ship, as was the Lusitania, so that would make sense.
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I believe it's remember the Maine, not remember the name. The former was a battle cry in the Spanish-American War, and the Maine was a ship, as was the Lusitania, so that would make sense.
So I actually purchased the album. The lyrics are a little different from this post and the album actually came with the lyrics. I'll post them in a string of comments.