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And when have you ever understood anything in your life? You’ve never understood a damn thing.

And when have you ever understood anything in your life? You’ve never understood a damn thing.

H.B is a superior mind; it's you who, as usual, don't understand a damn thing. As usual, the state of Italian music is struggling with fake alternatives and indie for the unlucky. The lyrics of the Afterhours don't have any precise meaning! The Afterhours of Manuel Agnelli at the time of "Dentro Marilyn" composed the lyrics using the "cut-up" technique, borrowed from the writer William Burroughs, which in simple words we could define as a kind of literary découpage.
Allow me to draw a parallel with the Verdena, whose lyrics have no meaning other than to emphasize the evocative power of music and are not elaborated with any kind of technique! Quoting De Gregori, we could say that sometimes in song lyrics "there's nothing to understand", but I personally disagree: there is a lot to understand, but sometimes it can be a completely subjective and individual matter, independent of what the composer might have had in mind.
"Dentro Marilyn" is indeed a beautiful song that I love very much, and I thank you for giving me the opportunity to talk about it.

great gustavotanz you finally got a group together they are true geniuses

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Listen to yourself, but I don't like it for the review; you could have done more.

I'm sorry, but I don't understand what you find appealing in this shady character. Anyway, one thing is certain.

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BARTLEBOOM: with this statement, you’re inviting me to a wedding; perhaps you haven't noticed the comments posted by you and sea-trout, do you have ocular motor issues when reading? Or do you want to create yet another dispute? I’ll give you a heads-up that in the field of classical music, I’m a true champion; I won the university tournament Live or Die for 4 consecutive years, which helped me fund my studies in Economics at Bocconi. In that tournament, competitors who got answers wrong were whipped on the spot, so be very careful—you could get burned and humiliated in front of all the other users. I was even nicknamed the Claypool of classical music.