Us Against The World

[foxgrl 496]

What do I need to get high for?

There ain't no reason to cry for.

Quit your job, let's make a life,

Boy, it's us against the world.

:badbitch:

[Sitar 22,210]

I don't hear the switch from "you" to "I" in the later pre-chorus before the bridge.

[Hundred Dollar Bill 21,804]

ajhfjsfkhg must correct people

 

Lights, lights

Ice, ice

Buy me Coca Cola in the middle of the night

[Sitar 22,210]

I'm co-signing to "sights, sights"

[lolitanymphet 207]

link link link link :crying: :crying:

 

I pmed you the link n.n

[James19709 638]

Fixed it.

 

[Adrift 4,813]

I don't hear the switch from "you" to "I" in the later pre-chorus before the bridge.

I do.

[Sitar 22,210]

I do.

 

Carry on then gerl

 

[Adrift 4,813]

:$

[Hundred Dollar Bill 21,804]

It's definitely "Ice."

[Adrift 4,813]

Carry on then gerl

 

 

Just try listening again. She definitely says "What do I need to get high for?"

[Adrift 4,813]

I'm co-signing to "sights, sights"

[Sitar 22,210]

It's definitely "What do I need to get hi-4?", the song is about high-fiving an amputee.

[Stormriver 397]

Ok time to come in here, on the I/You situation, Lana in the song clips "you" to "ya", in that specific line there is no "y" consonant sound, it's clipped right back to "a" which sounds a lot like an unstressed "I". In terms of the ice ice/sights sights thing, the ghts and ce sound ridiculously similar, sorry jake but I'd settle for either right now, it's pretty confusing, if you're taking the S off "lights" as blending into but not part of the next word then it's ice, if you're saying the terminal "s" in lights is ALSO the start of the next word then it's sights I can't really help there that's all about interpretation unless Lana or the producer comes out with lyrics for whatever reason.

[Hundred Dollar Bill 21,804]

Does anyone else hear what I'm talking about?...

[Stormriver 397]

Does anyone else hear what I'm talking about?...

 

I'm actually gonna call for ice, instead of sights, sorry Jake, I did say that some of these lyrics needed work, but compare the ending of "lights" to the ending of """"sights"""" and they SHOULD be basically the same, but they aren't, there is no clear T in "sights" but a very clear and distinct "s" sound leading me to believe it is ice.

[Hundred Dollar Bill 21,804]

If you listen at the transition between the first and second time she says "ice," it's very obvious that there's no "t" syllable anywhere. Also, if you think about it, it makes more sense for her to be saying "ice," because during the chorus, she's talking about making [your] cola colder. You need ice to do that.

 

My logic prevails.

[Sitar 22,210]

If you listen at the transition between the first and second time she says "ice," it's very obvious that there's no "t" syllable anywhere. Also, if you think about it, it makes more sense for her to be saying "ice," because during the chorus, she's talking about making [your] cola colder. You need ice to do that.

 

My logic prevails.

 

Or seeing the sights and the lights of New York, she is the queen of it after all

[Hundred Dollar Bill 21,804]

Or seeing the sights and the lights of New York, she is the queen of it after all

 

The song has more to do with her being a waitress than it does her being queen of New York.

[Sitar 22,210]

The song has more to do with her being a waitress than it does her being queen of New York.

 

So what about the lights and the getting high and the world they're up against. Waitress past-times? :creep: