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I'm little, but I'm coming for the crown I'm little, but I’m coming for you I'm little but I’m coming for the title Held by everyone who’s up

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Multi-instrumentalist Regine Chassagne explained to The NME July 31, 2010: "Win (Butler, vocals) was strumming the chords on the guitar and I was on the couch and said, 'Hey, those chords sound like baroque music, so the words rococo comes from baroque

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After hearing this song Bob Dylan was prompted to remark of Cobain, "That kid has heart."

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To find the words that lift me high I'd tear a hole up in the sky I'd beg for your approval just to know I'm on the right course A trance, the engines of despair The taste of desert air The wheels while we turn They will slowly burn

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"It wasn't written by me. I started hanging out with a punk band called The Ludes and they used to play this song live, but never recorded it. Something about it really touched me, and I used to sing it with them, onstage. Then when they stopped playing it, I started playing it in my sets. I'm really happy it's on this album – it's a nice connection with that part of my life. In my teens that band totally inspired me. They were the reason why I started writing songs – and probably why I started writing such dark songs." ~ Florence Welch.

“(la canción) no fue escrita por mi. Yo comencé a salir con una banda punk llamada The ludes y ellos solian tocar esta canción en vivo, pero nunca la grabaron. Algo en esta canción me conmovió, y comencé a cantarla con ellos, en el ecenario. Luego, cuando dejaron de tocarla, comencé a tocarla yo en vivo. Estoy muy contenta de que esté en el album, es una conexión con una parte de mi vida, en mi juventud, con una banda que me inspiraba totalmente. Ellos fueron la razón del por qué comencé a escribir canciones, y probablemente por que todas estas eran tan oscuras” ~ Florence Welch.

Créditos: http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=16238

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"Slippery Slope" finds a couple willing to attempt an open relationship yet unsure how to begin. - Spin

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the one that you play until your ears started to bleed.

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Walla Walla is the city in Washington where a State Penitentiary is located. The song is about two guys that have been really good friends and roommates. We learn that one of the friends is caught in criminal habits and the other is always having to bail him out, causing him to reassess their relationship

Walla Walla es una ciudad de Washington donde está la penitenciaria del estado. Esta canción se trata sobre dos personas que fueron muy buenos amigos y compañeros de piso. Uno de ellos es atrapado en habitos de criminal y el otro siempre tiene que pagar su fianza, lo que lo lleva a revalorar su amistad.

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Paul McCartney wrote this song sitting in a chalet while on holiday with his girlfriend Jane Asher in Klosters, Switzerland, March of 1966. The working title was "Why Did It Die," and there is speculation that McCartney wrote the song about Asher, who was a successful London actress. The theory is that Paul wanted her to cater to his schedule, tour with him, and be the "perfect Beatle wife," but Jane had a life and career of her own, hence the "She doesn't need you" lyrics. Paul has never said it was about Jane specifically, however he did say, "I guess there had been an argument. I never have easy relationships with women." He knew what he was getting into when he got involved with Jane, and being that the song was written in 1966 and they didn't break up until 1968, it's likely that if the song was about Jane, it wasn't a serious argument

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"There were times when we would record two vocals for a song and say, 'Let's do it again, let's do another vocal,' and then try to do a third one. She'd say, 'I don't know if I can sing this anymore, I'm too sad,' because she doesn't sing a song without fully feeling what it means." - Brian Kehew talk about Fiona Apple

"habia momento en los que prodiamos grabar dos voces para una canción y decir 'hagamoslo de nuevo, hagamos otra voz', y de ahí probar con una tercera voz. Pero ella decía 'No sé si puedo seguir cantando, estoy demasiado triste', porque ella no canta una canción si en verdad no siente todo lo que la canción significa para ella." - Brian Kehew habla acerca Fiona Apple

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This rugged rocker was written for Dave Grohl's best friend, Jimmy, who had recently passed away. Grohl explained to Q magazine January 2010 that Jimmy, "was my partner in crime from the time I was six or seven years old. The first time I smoked weed, he lit the bowl. The first time I went on tour, he was my roadie."

Esta canción fue escrita por Dave Grohl para su mejor amigo, Jimmy,quien hacia poco habia fallecido. Grohl explico a Q Magazine en enero del 2010 que Jimmy “era micompraño de crimen desde cuando tenía seis o siete años. La primera vez que fumé marihuana, el ecendió la taza, la primera vez que fui de gira, el fue mi tecnico musical.

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Page's unaccompanied solo is pitched slightly higher than the rest of the song. The guitarist explained to Guitar World in 1998: "The interesting thing about the solo is that it was recorded after we had already finished 'Heartbreaker' – it was an afterthought. That whole section was recorded in a different studio and it was sort of slotted in the middle."

El solo  no-acompañado de Page  es ligeramente más fuerte  en tono  que el resto de la canción. El guitarrista explico en Guitar World en 1998: “Lo interesante acerca del solo es que fue grabado cuando ya habíamos terminado ‘Heartbtraker, fue una idea de último momento.  Todo el Solo fue grabado en un estudio diferente y habían una especie de ranuras al medio”

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  Electra Heart is a concept album centered on the character named in the title. Marina told The Sun that Electra Heart has four personalities, one of which is 'Homewrecker.' They are, she said, "magnifications of certain parts of me and of every woman."

Electra Heart es un album conceptual en donde el personajes es el título del CD. Marina contó a The Sun que Electra Heart tenía cuatro personalidades, una de ella es ‘Homewrecker’ (rompehogares), (las personalidades) son “magnificaciones de ciertas partes de mi y de cualquier otra mujer”

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Perry's description of the song is that it's a "song that Mariah Carey would have put on her first record."

La descripción de Perry para esta canción fue que "Esa seria una canción que Mariah Carey pondría en su primer CD'

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Singer Ezra Koenig's lyrics for this song finds him asking what America's foreign policy means for its relationship with the rest of the world. NME asked Koenig if this song is a criticism of American foreign policy? He replied: "Look, it's not a dirty secret, anybody with a brain is critical of American foreign policy. You can be the most patriotic American and still be deeply disturbed by it. But 'Worship You', more than anything, is about really believing in something that vanishes, and then you're left alone. What comes next? That feeling transcends politics."