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Birdgirl On A Cell Phone

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Birdgirl On A Cell Phone

She has eyes disability blue

A german dog and a strict curfew

And if one man's cage is another man's stage

Then she's turned the script to another page

And she doesn't really give a damn

What you have to say

She makes a call on her friend's cell phone

The operator answers and says "you're not alone"

And if one man's ceiling is another's dance floor

Then she'll be the one running to the seashore

Trying to tell the seagulls this is home

And if one man's cage is another man's stage

Then she'll be the one wiser than her age

Trying to get the message to your ears

LanguageEnglish
Translated byAllen Morningstar

About this Song

Birdgirl On A Cell Phone by Eels delves into themes of isolation, longing, and the search for connection in a modern world. Through the metaphor of a 'birdgirl' using a cell phone, the song explores the struggles of communication and feeling disconnected despite technological advancements. Key moments in the song highlight the juxtaposition between human emotions and the impersonal nature of digital communication, evoking feelings of melancholy and yearning.

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