Been Falling Down the Stairs for Years

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Deconstructing Bush

38 episodes

6 days ago

Lyrical analysis of songs by Bush / Gavin Rossdale, by host Beulah Marie of the Badly Branded Podcast. TW: trigger warning, podcast may contain mature or sensitive themes and topics including but not limited to drug use, suicide, or sex. Use discretion and listen mindfully!

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Been Falling Down the Stairs for Years

Deconstructing Bush

53 minutes 22 seconds

1 year ago

Been Falling Down the Stairs for Years

Please come enjoy a lyrical analysis and literary interpretation of the Bush song, 'Kiss Me I'm Dead' with lyrics by Gavin Rossdale.

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SUMMARY:

In this episode, Ashley discusses the Bush song 'Kiss Me I'm Dead' and explores its double meanings and symbolism. While it can be interpreted as a love song, Ashley believes it is actually about crisis, tragedy, and the need for salvation. The song reflects the urgency and desperation of the current state of the world, including climate change, political divisiveness, and societal issues. Ashley also analyzes the lyrics line by line, highlighting the themes of environmental destruction, wars, and the lack of boundaries in society. The song 'Kiss Me I'm Dead' by Bush captures the themes of environmental destruction, social conflict, personal struggle, and existential despair. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of contemporary society, blending chaos and violence with pleas for salvation and connection. The repetition of key phrases emphasizes the cyclical nature of these issues and the urgency of the narrator's distress. The song explores themes of self-sabotage, emotional turmoil, and the interconnectedness of negative emotions. It also highlights the need for self-rescue and the importance of human connection. Overall, the song captures the anxiety and helplessness that arise from witnessing the state of the world.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Podcast Format

00:20 New Chapter

09:19 Analyzing the Lyrics: Eyes on the Road

26:05 The Importance of Addressing Important Issues in Art

28:56 Exploring Despair and Societal Collapse

31:04 The Urgency for Connection and Redemption

35:48 Capturing the Anxiety and Helplessness

53:15 Grunge Echo.mp3