Bush - The People That We Love Lyrics (HD) _HOT_
Although we are often surrounded by people and friends, we are all ultimately alone, and I feel sure everyone feels lonely at some time in their life. I wanted to write about feeling alone, and how having to hide emotions away or being too scared to show love can lead to being lonely as well. There are just some times when you can't cope and you just don't feel you can talk to anyone. I go and find a bathroom, a toilet or an empty room just to sit and let it out and try to put it all together in my mind. Then I go back and face it all again.I think it's sad how we forget to tell people we love that we do love them. Often we think about these things when it's too late or when an extreme situation forces us to show those little things we're normally too shy or too lazy to reveal. One of the ideas for the song sparked when I came home from the studio late one night. I was using an answering machine to take the day's messages and it had been going wrong a lot, gradually growing worse with time. It would speed people's voices up beyond recognition, and I just used to hope they would ring back again one day at normal speed.This particular night, I started to play back the tape, and the machine had neatly edited half a dozen messages together to leave "Goodbye", "See you!", "Cheers", "See you soon" .. It was a strange thing to sit and listen to your friends ringing up apparently just to say goodbye. I had several cassettes of peoples' messages all ending with authentic farewells, and by copying them onto 1/4'' tape and re-arranging the order, we managed to synchronize the 'callers' with the last verse of the song.There are still quite a few of my friends who have not heard the album or who have not recognised themselves and are still wondering how they managed to appear in the album credits when they didn't even set foot into the studio. (Kate Bush Club newsletter, October 1982)
Bush - The People That We Love Lyrics (HD)
"Wuthering Heights" quotes lines directly from the novel and focuses on two characters: Heathcliff and Catherine Earnshaw. The reader is introduced to Catherine (Cathy) following her death. During her lifetime, she shared a romance with Heathcliff, but ultimately married someone else. Heathcliff did not take the rejection well, assuming that she never loved him, and became a bitter, violent man. This song, told from Cathy's perspective, reflects on their turbulent relationship.
Before that song, Eminem also made references to Bush in "Square Dance" off the 2002 album, "The Eminem Show," saying he was "no friend of Bush" and wanted to inspire people to fight back against the president.
The second verse of that song began: "Boo! The boogie monster of rap, yeah, the man's back/With a plan to ambush this Bush administration/Mush the Senate's face and push this generation/Of kids to stand and fight for the right/To say somethin' you might not like."
"[Bush] has been painted to be this hero, and he's got our troops over there dying for no reason," he said. "I think he started a mess . . . He jumped the gun, and he fucked up so bad he doesn't know what to do right now . . . We got young people over there dyin', kids in their teens, early twenties that should have futures ahead of them. And for what? It seems like a Vietnam 2. Bin Laden attacked us, and we attacked Saddam. Explain why that is. Give us some answers." 041b061a72