Lovejoy: Model Buses Meaning
Model Buses Lyrics
I'm sure that you break more than I make
My mother says you're up your own arse
Like stagehand, a puppet show
But hell, what does she know?
You're so appealing
We can barely see your hair...
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( Where I got all this stuff from https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRCyYkD5/ )
"Model buses by Lovejoy is a very sarcastic song about Boris Johnson. The title is from an interview that he did about his hobbies are And he replied with saying"He makes model buses on his free time" (The Lyric "I'm sure u break more than I make") Which is a reference to his Up bringing of him growing up(Being rich and all). And another thing about this line is, If reference to The Boeing Dong Club (Sorry if I spelled that wrong Im AmeRicAn)
It's a private mail club that is known for restaurants that they go to. Next is the lyric "We can barely see your hair receding" Which is obviously Because if you look at him or any pictures of him !!!The hair that the hair!!!
Then the line "Sound as good with slur speech as I do when I'm sober" Mr.Johnson is very aware that His accent gets away that he was raised to rich. To be a little bit more "like" the public he slurs his speech a little bit.
Last but not least the lyric "You're just scared of the future"Which is absolutely a commentary on Conservative tradition politics.
Globebully but mostly in the UK.
!!!!I LOVE THIS SO I SWEAR IT ON MY TOP 3!!!!!
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