The Killers - Glamorous Indie Rock & Roll Meaning

Song Released: 2005

Glamorous Indie Rock & Roll Lyrics

Glamorous
Indie rock'n'roll is what I want
It's in my soul, it's what I need
Indie rock'n'roll, it's time
Two of us
Flipping through a thrift store magazine
She plays the drums, I'm on tambourine
Bet your, your bottom dollar on me

It's...

1. anonymous

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   Jan 20th 2006 !⃝

   I agree with the other anonymous, a lot of people just pretend to like a certain type of music because it's deemed 'popular' at the time. I dunno if the song is highlighting this, if it is it's pretty ironic because most of the people it's making fun of actually use the song as some sort of credo hehe.
2. prongs666

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   Jan 19th 2006 !⃝

   You're an idiot SHE'S on the drums I'M on the tambourine.
   btw he seems serious...all of their fucking music is indie rock and roll...he's not making fun of it!
3. anonymous

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   Nov 28th 2005 !⃝

   Actually, I believe this song is making fun of the Americans' view of popular music. This song is making fun of how a lot people think listening to unpopular music (indie rock n roll) is cool and how they think that the other people listening to popular music is uncool. Listen to the lines "I'm on drums, she's on tambourine" and "oh don't be shy, let's cause a scene."
4. taggy87

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   Nov 4th 2005 !⃝

   Andy begins to like Natalie, and gets into Natalie's type of music, indie rock n roll which he wouldn't have listened to previously.

   This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway