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By Pages:   Previous 10 Pages    11    12    13    14    15    16    17    18    19    20   Next 10 Pages Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about Hide And Seek (page 18/ 85) ------ performed by Imogen Heap Another Woman | Reviewer: Phillip Lasiter | 7/30/08 I'm inclined to think this song is about her moving out of the home she raised her children in after being left for another woman. While I love the holocaust analogy and it works mostly, it doesn't explain the one line "Mmmmm what did "she" say. This tells us there is another woman involved. Trains and sewing machines could refer to her life with her children. Also, "They were here first" could refer to the children. I think this is simply a breakup song. House | Reviewer: julianne... | 7/17/08 idk...at first I thought this was about her parents selling her beloved childhood house...and she talks about the distress she feels as her house empties and her memory-filled house is taken over by strangers...i think the chorus represents her memories of her as a child..her games...her toys...etc...the oily marks on the walls are where her pictures used to hang Hide and Seek | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/15/08 I agree with this reviewer below: I also feel firmly it represents the holocaust. The first time I read these words, unfortunately the Holocaust immediately came to mind. If you read each line the you can draw the connections. What a powerful song. It really brings events of the past into the present. Let us never forget. holocaust | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/9/2008 this song is about the holocaust. it makes perfect sense when you listen to each and every lyric [and title]. i had been trying to figure out what this song is really about and then it just clicked. funny!!! | Reviewer: blubber macadamia | 7/14/08 the 'mmmm whatcha say' part is the besstttt! its from a camp that i go to and in one of the skits they get shot with silly string and whenever they do the fall to the ground as if dead and the song plays when they do. and if multiple people get hit one after another... the part will start over every time someone gets hit. its sooooooooooo funny!!!!!!!! that part brings back soooo many good memories! childhood | Reviewer: jenice | 7/16/08 This song is definately about reminiscing of childhood (crop circles in the carpet.. spin me round..).. dancing in the living room as a little girl and then she suddendly is grown with busy streets of people and everything was "here first" and suddenly you have a new life.. you grew up so fast and have to deal with adult things.. including relationships anonymous | Reviewer: julianne... | 7/16/08 idk...at first I thought this was about her parents selling her beloved childhood house...and she talks about the distress she feels as her house empties and her memory-filled house is taken over by strangers...i think the chorus represents her memories of her as a child..her games...her toys...etc...the oily marks on the walls are where her pictures used to hang hmm | Reviewer: kkkkkkkk | 7/13/08 from my first look i see a sort of "end of the world" type song. the busy messy streets just gave me the visual that people were all in chaos, then how they meant well, they didnt mean to do such terrible things in their lives so that it turned around on them to end the world. car crash? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/10/08 I feel like this song represents some sort of accident.. It's hard to understand how it relates to a car accident but if you think about it it really does relate alot to a car accident. As well to a relationship failure, or maybe even war, but I feel like this would be a car crash.. amazing song, one of the most genius songs ever written. War perhaps? | Reviewer: Jim | 7/11/08 My impression is that its about the how detached we've become in modern times - possibly eluding to the wars in the Middle East. "Dust Settling", "busy streets with people holding their heads heavy" -- Possible NYC 9/11 reference "Trains and sewing machines" -- Simpler times -Industrial revolution prior to the oil boom (we didn't need oil to power them). "mmm wathca say verse" -- reference to the politics of war and the best intentions of those hoping for a better long-term outcome. "ransom notes verse" -- diplomacy, the media, and being held hostage by our dependance on oil. "Speak no feeling....you don't care a bit" -- the general disconnect and apathy with people desensitized and sheltered from the reality of a war being fought far from their shores. Could be about a break up too....war is not that disimiliar ;) Whatever it means, it's a beautiful song. holocaust | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/9/08 this song is about the holocaust. it makes perfect sense when you listen to each and every lyric [and title]. i had been trying to figure out what this song is really about and then it just clicked. Add Your New Review About The Song By Pages:   Previous 10 Pages    11    12    13    14    15    16    17    18    19    20   Next 10 Pages