The song is addressed to the generation in Germany that falls in with the Nazis and later regrets it, saying the "spiraling shape" (Nazi ideology) was a fraud, and claiming they didn't really enjoy it. They want you to trade your life for death. I believe this to be the interpretation of the first verse and the chorus. They Might Be Giants's They Might Be Giants - Spiraling Shape Lyrics music video in high definition. Just my two cents here, but I'm gonna have to disagree on the reincarnation idea. --Mark. Beautiful symbols, a sense of terrifying impending doom, contradictory, almost paradoxical statements, and the feeling that you've figured it all out. In the spiral ahead and consumed in the shape Sure you get to have sex and watch the Simpsons, but you also have to deal with adolescence, the death of loved ones, disease, war and the trials of life. Who can say what's wrong or right? Down, down, down you go I love "decoding" TMBG songs. This could lead to excellence What you got for a thing that's hypnotic and strange The crew of the Enterprise then struggle with the moral implications of using Hugh to destroy the Borg via feeding an image of a mathematically impossible spiraling shape directly into Hugh's optical processors, and returning him to the Borg. The idea, it seems, is that to devote one's self so totally to anything at all is a dangerous course - illustrated by the "it wasn't worth it" verse (which starts "And now that you've tried it..."). The narrative reads like the spiraling shape is sort of a side show attraction that wordâs gotten around about. The two attended separate colleges after high school and Linnell joined The Mundanes, a new wave group from Rhode Island. Of course the fact that it can be interpreted in either of these two contradictory ways is part of why we love TMBG, I'm sure. Putting all reason aside you exchange During TMBG's early years Flansburgh and Linnell were frequently accompanied by a drum machine. - Charlie Coniglio. The song is about reincarnation. -JasonDeLima 03:16, 27 September 2008 (UTC) But everyone wants to see that groovy thing its about a spiriling shape that makes people go insane when they see it goess back in time so to say, and he's warning him about this object with a big spiral on it. You scream pretty damn loudly! Listen to this warning and The spiraling shape will make you go insane (Everyone wants to see that groovy thing) But everyone wants to see that groovy thing (Everyone wants to see that thing) Yet this does not deter the carnally adventurous, as they, like everyone, want to "see that groovy thing." It's what we'll always want, but we may not get. Spiraling Shape song lyrics by They Might Be Giants official. Stop, stop, stop, Fogging the view, cupping face to the window Den Song "Spiraling Shape" jetzt als kostenloses Video ansehen. Or serious injury As in, the stock crash of 1929, where many people watched their stock tickers crash, they leapt out of windows. Consider these Put out your hands and you fall through the window That's what came to mind when I heard it. (Spiral in their eyes). Stop, stop, stop. The Spiraling shape is the call of Suicide temping you. Some artists are quite aware that this common symbol is enjoyed en masse and that the implementation of mathematics in art can drive you insane, as infinite possibilities flow from no center to no boundary. (Everyone wants to see that groovy thing) I think the song "Spiraling Shape" is about the song "Spiraling Shape." The "spiraling shape" is DNA and by extension sexual instinct. and you give everying you have to God, someone who is hypnotic and strage. Go, go, go You canât even really explain why you love it or why youâre excited about it, because youâre so overwhelmed with the need to be part of the masses who love it that it becomes impossible to look at it objectively. Does anyone know TMBGs stance on religion? (Everyone wants to see that thing) Go, go, go The spiraling shape, in the song, is the song "Spiraling Shape." Everyone is indeed impressed by this natural, mathematical construct. Spiralling Shape by They Might Be Giants. Putting all reason aside you exchange They Might Be Giants`s top lyrics on this site. John Linnell and Flansburgh first met as teenagers growing up in Lincoln, Massachusetts. Go ahead, wreck your life AFAIK (which isn't a great deal) Junji Ito never claimed TMBG as an influence on Uzumaki. Listen to Spiraling Shape by They Might Be Giants, 14,545 Shazams, featuring on They Might Be Giants Essentials, and They Might Be Giants: Next Steps Apple Music playlists. In this one instance, I'm really glad TMBG decided to make a song with a specific message, one that still fits in perfectly with their overall ethos, one that they even made sure to spell out in the Factory Showroom "Guided Tour". (Everyone wants to see that groovy thing) Sometimes we insist upon stumbling through our own mistakes in life, rather than learning from the mistakes made by those before us. They Might Be Giants (TMBG) are an American alternative rock band formed in 1982 in Brooklyn, New York, United States by John Flansburgh (vocals, guitar) and John Linnell (vocals, keyboards, accordion). Who can say what's wrong or right? TMBG wishes to make the case that not all of our songs have a single strict interpretation, but "Spiraling Shape" is generally about the fervent embrace and then abandonment of a cultural "bubble." The spiraling shape will make you go insane Down, down, down you go Spiraling Shape (They Might Be Giants) Letra. I think this song is about taking drugs, then getting pwned later in life. To me, they're not talking about anything specific, but saying that to get anything worthwhile in life, you must risk everything else. - SGR, 11yo TMBG Fan, I always thought this song was the call to suicide after a tragic event. What you got for a thing that's hypnotic and strange, The spiraling shape will make you go insane I believe this to be the interpretation of the first verse and the chorus. But everyone wants to see that groovy thing (Everyone wants to see that thing) Around the time this song was written (c 1995) there were a lot of new, very hyped-up roller coasters opening, like Great American Scream Machine, the first one that you actually stood up on. i'm not sure if that's the right word. What you got for a thing that's hypnotic and strange, he doesn't know why he bought it, but he had a strange urge to, telling you what's going to happen. I'm sure there is a deeper meaning as there normally is, but on the surface, just a mirrored ball in the middle of the dance floor. And clawing at nothing you drop through the void But everyone wants to see that groovy thing Simple words of advice What the spiraling shape is doesnât really matter, because people are so excited about it that theyâre singing its praises before even experiencing it or even knowing what it is. Tocar Música. It makes total sence with all the lyrics too. In darkness you make out a spiraling shape. Or serious injury, Only one way to know Spiraling Shape Songtext von They Might Be Giants mit Lyrics, deutscher Übersetzung, Musik-Videos und Liedtexten kostenlos auf Songtexte.com Contrary to what was said in the beginning of the song which states: Listen to this warning and The spiraling shape will make you go insane I don't think the line is really pushing the listener to take another "hit" on the shape. Verse: [Bb] … And clawing at nothing you drop through the void Spiraling Shape They Might Be Giants. It's just too specific to be about anything else. And they heard it from the spiral in their eyes. Will you even be able to tell if your feelings for it are genuine or if theyâre tainted by the desire to experience it the same way everyone else does? They Might Be Giants - Spiraling Shape lyrics. This song is obviously about love. This could lead to excellence The metaphor is as shallow and translucent as a cigarette paper - there's virtue in clarity. The song leaves the something completely open to interpretation by giving it the ambiguous moniker "Spiraling Shape", which means that it could be anything from drugs to cult mentality to chocolate cravings to trendiness. September 23, 2003 - Interpretation by Doctor Worm. I don't know how a song from 1996 could be about something happening in 2010 but if you keep this in mind while re-reading the lyrics it's abundantly clear -- it's about the experience of watching "Lost".
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