VERSE
Written by Gerry Beckley, ©1977
Found on Harbor.
The monster exposed himself from underground
Burning his face as he ran through the town
Hoping the patrons just don't hear a sound
Heart, court and harmony just ain't the same
My black and their green playing some games
I've got all these pictures I just need the frames
These are the things that you'll never do
Feeding the wife on the phone
And there you are, all on your own
Red and blue, I want to like a hole in the head
It slopes in the middle and is stopping them dead
I'd like to help them; I've already said
These are the things that you'll never do
Running away from your home
And there you are, all on your own
Mm, mm. Mm, mm.
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Translated byAllen Morningstar
About this Song
Monster by America deals with themes of personal struggle, self-discovery, and the internal battles one faces. The song speaks of confronting one's fears and the 'monsters' that reside within the human psyche. It is a metaphorical journey through darkness and light, exploring how inner conflicts can shape one's identity and behavior. Key moments in the song include references to overcoming hardships and finding inner strength, highlighting a message of resilience and hope.
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