Dirty Songs You Didn't Know Were Dirty, The Beatles
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Oh, show me around your snow-peaked mountains way down south
Take me to your daddy's farm
Let me hear your balalaika's ringing out
Come and keep your comrade warm
"Snowpeaked Mountains" may be the female breasts, because "way down south" leads to "your daddy's farm", which in this context refers to the woman's genitals. Perfectly written, because it simply depends on what you associate.
Submitted by: Cyrill Ghobrial
I would like you to dance
Take a cha-cha-cha chance
I'm assuming "dance" means home run. The take a chance part kinda implies that.
Submitted by: Ally
Come together, right now, over me.
I'm not entirely sure what john is implieing to do with the other Beatles, But I hope it's not what the adult mind may think...'CUM TOGETHER, RIGHT NOW, OVER ME!'....yeah...
Submitted by: Andrew Lennon
She's a big teaser, she only played one night stands.
The original lyrics used to be she's a "prick" teaser which is obviously dirty. (Which Paul McCartney admitted in an interview.) And the next line is him talking about his one night stand of course.
Submitted by: Anna
She's a big teaser, she took me half the way there now.
Even without the original lyrics it's dirty but the icing on the cake is that the original lyrics were "She's a prick teaser" This, of course, could not be released.
Submitted by: Theairbomb
You can penetrate any place you go
Whoa, there's nothing subtle about that!
Submitted by: Otto
And for the first time that she really done me
Ooh she done me
She done me good
I guess nobody ever really done me
Ooh she done me
She done me good
This song was about Yoko. By the time that song was recorded, she and John had been sleeping with each other for a while. Besides, what is doing someone slang for? Duh.
Submitted by: Aristotle
Asked a girl what she wanted to be. She said baby, can't you see. I want to be famous, a star of the screen. But you can do something in between. Baby you can drive my car.
The girl (an aspiring star) is saying to the narrator (presumably a guy), that when she becomes successful, he can do something "in between". "Drive my car" (or your car) was a common metaphor for sexual intercourse used in old blues songs, which Lennon and McCartney had to have been well aware of. In this song, doing something in between could also mean oral sex.
Submitted by: Steve
Eleanor Rigby, died in the church And was buried along with her name
Nobody came
Nobody come refers both to the fact that nobody came to her funeral and that she died without children because nobody had sex with her.
Submitted by: Emerson
tit, tit, tit, tit, etc.
I always thought they were singing 'dit, dit, dit' instead but I remember reading somewhere that Paul admitted as much!
Ed Note: Lyrics unable to be verified.
Submitted by: james
When I feel your finger on my trigger
Happiness is a warm gun
I think the double entendre is clearly stated - 'a penis is a warm gun'
Submitted by: Jim Renshaw
so let it out and let it in,
hey jude, begin
the movement you need is on your shoulder
this is a song of paul mccartney for john lennon's son, julian. this part is giving julian some advice on future sexual encounters...
Submitted by: acer alhmar
Crabalocker fishwife, pornographic priestess
How is that not dirty?
Submitted by: Pedro
the eggman
The eggman is Eric Burton, the leadsinger of The Animals. It refers to his habit of covering naked girls with egg yolk.
Submitted by: maria blommestijn
Well, she was just seventeen, you know what I mean.
And the way she looked was way beyond compare.
So, how could I dance with another,
Oh, when I saw her standing there?
Well, she looked at me and I, I could see
That before too long I'd fall in love with her.
She wouldn't dance with another,
Oh, when I saw her standing there.
Well, my heart went zoom
When I crossed that room
And I held her hand in mine!
Oh, we dance through the night
And we held each other tight
And before too long I fell in love with her.
Now I'll never dance with another,
Oh, since I saw her standing there.
In England, at the time this song was written, the age of cosent was 17 years old. So, the girl he saw at the show was prime and legal. He got excited as he "crossed that room." The use of the word "dance" is a euphemism for sexual intercourse.
Submitted by: Gil
We're all alone, and there nobody else
You still moan. Keep your hands to yourself.
The girl/woman is obviously satisfying herself with her own hands while denying her boyfriend/husband sex which has got him feeling really DOWN about his sexual abilities and starvation.
Submitted by: Ken
Late nights all alone with a test tube
Ooh, oh, oh, oh
Talking about a girl here. Now come on, you can't tell me that isn't implying something.
Submitted by: Justin (um3k)
Isn't it good...Norwegian wood.
Haha. Who's Norwegian?
Submitted by: Nina_Cayley
fish and finger pie in summer
The Beatles themselves admitted that a 'fish and finger pie' was Liverpudlian schoolboy slang for touching a girl's genitals
Submitted by: james
Last night I said to my girl
You know you never even try girl
Come on! (Come on!)
Come on!! (Come on!!)
Come on!!! (Come on!!!)
Come on!!!! (Come on!!!!)
Please please me....Oh yeah!!!!
The way that I please you!
He complains to his girl that she's lowsy at giving oral pleasure so he coaches her along as she finally learns how to please her man. The escalating echoes of "Come on!" is the tell-tale sign of the true meaning of this song.
Submitted by: Ken
come on, come on, come on,
please please me oh yeh like i please you
john lennon is singing about oral sex with his girlfriend
Submitted by: russel gilbert
My love don't give me preasants I know that she's no Peasant
The girl friend doesn't give him children. She's not a peasant because she's on the pill.
Submitted by: jr565
Why don't we do it in the road
No one will be watching us
Why don't we do it in the road
As a teen my mind was working overtime. Years later I heard that Paul was simply suggesting the group do their next recording session at the Abby Road studio where they would have more privacy.
Submitted by: danno h.
Why don't we do it in the road.
No one will be watching us,
why don't we do it in the road!
Now if that ain't obvious. Surprised nobody caught onto that one!!!
Submitted by: Ben
What do you see when you turn out the light?
I can't tell you but I know it's mine.
Come on, it's obvious, Ringo is singing about his willie. Paul even admitted he and John were giggling when they wrote the lyrics for him.
Submitted by: Morgan
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