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@dousmile

Well, people usually put these "50 thumbs up" comments on the internet when they want people to talk them into something. Given the nature of the song, I wondered if it might make your school mad if you sang it. Then again, it might not.

I barely consider this a song, actually. It's just something that happened, like a mood-- an unusually spiritual one, for the Stones. It doesn't matter, because this isn't the type of album that consists of neatly packaged radio-friendly singles. Hell no. It's more like a representation of a ...

@funkmonk813

It's not YOUR imagination... lots of people think that, but for what it's worth I read an interview in which Mick said it was nonsense. Or I don't know, he probably said "bollocks" lol. Anyway, it seems she was hanging around for a while, but not like that.

What's with the hippie hate? Okay, I know they thought they didn't need to work or contribute and turned out to be completely wrong; is that why everyone resents them so much? I can still think of more offensive groups of people, who didn't even *say* things like "peace" and "love", let alone b...

I never used to think this song had much energy. Seeing this video, with Mick's dancing, the frenetic changes of camera angle, and the female fan reaction really added something for me. The Stones had some dark (here, literally) lyrics at times, huh?

@sweetredredwine

Your take on the song is interesting, but I kind of suspect you're getting defensive over an issue that's not really there. My radio station will play this song, extra verses and all, after Brown Sugar and before Spirit in the Sky. No censorship of ideas is happening here. N...

@ztellers27

You complain of an imagined slight to black people, but you don't know the "black model"'s name; it's Marsha Hunt. The Stones enthusiastically acknowledged all their musical inspirations, so they were hardly trying to steal. I don't know what Jimmy Page has to do with this, but he...

@aristotuey

I'm not sure what you said, but damned if that's not the coolest writing I've seen in my life. สิ่งนี้ทำให้รู้สึก? การเขียนภาษาไทยเป็นเย็น

You guys are right, this song is underrated because it sounds really cool. However, I'm not sure it *means* a lot, even though it would be nice to justify the violence. It's clear the Stones sometimes did some things intending to shock (10 year old girl? Really?) or somehow not anticipating pe...

@TheInsightfulAtheist

Chimptor isn't a word, it's that guy's username. I wanted you to read his comment because even though I, like you, am an atheist, I think God (you know, or the idea of same) inspires good in some people as well. The differences between you and me demonstrate that nobody ...

@Tutorialsbyck

Yeah, the second time he says "laughing and a-running" it originally said "making love in the green grass". Like I said, it's a small thing, but I always heard it the other way right up until I tried to buy the song.

I can't help enjoying this song, but I'm only comfortable singing aloud from the second verse on :/

So is this song sympathetic or sardonic? Or merely an observation?

I was too stupid to lie about my age (which is 17 anyway), so this video with English lyrics was flagged as "inappropriate" for me. My reaction when I saw this? "Are you FUCKING KIDDING ME?" Yeah, they're too late to save my swearword-related innocence. Anyway, the word "fuck" was in the titl...

@NYCgirl162

And if you think about it, the lyrics support that interpretation, both by specific lines and the fact that it seems to be a dialogue.

It's interesting, I read an interview in which Mick said he considered these some pretty bad lyrics. However, I really like them; I understand that the lines don't mean much individually but it comes together really well. Plus, considering how good it *sounds*, who freaking cares what he's saying?

Wow, they look like they are having so much fun. That's great to see. I love this :)

No, you guys, there's no reason to argue about the Beatles and the Stones. Why can't they both exist/ have existed? They're not competing except in your heads.

@Harryhoodz

Oh shut up, it kind of does. In any case I commented over a month ago.

Who are the people in the video? The names listed there don't mean anything to me.

Retraction: It seems they are serious. In that case, I don't fricking know.

@galenkia

Mate, it's been so long since I commented there was no point in responding at all. The uploader answered my question. I happen to like seeing the lyrics, and I like the pictures too.

This is so cute, and unlike them. Haha I'm not surprised to find it's pretty early. I love this band because every few weeks I discover a great song I'd never even heard of.

You know, I'm pretty sure Mick Jagger is not high/drunk in every video or concert he's ever done, which is what people always seem to think. Here I think he looks pretty sober.

@TheLlamasAttack

Yes, and it's funny. :) And your username reminds me of mine.

It seems to me there are several (subtly) different recordings of this song. Does anybody know exactly where this came from?

@MillerMo10

No, you're missing my point. I was giving you the benefit of the doubt, but some people read waaaaay inappropriate messages into it, and according to everything I've read it's all made up. And wait, how do you know I'm a teenager?

@Ichigo9551

You are awesome, man : ) I hope you had some friends in that class. How'd everyone react?

@mamanettie

I don't think the laws of man allow that, honey =D

Only philosophy I'm really comfortable with-- sure, you can try your best in the short run, but in the long run nothing really matters at all.

@stephenmiller1000

Ha, yeees =) It was actually the navy (yvan eht nioj) but that was fricking hilarious. And I hope your mentioning that means you are skeptical of subliminal messaging, as they mean you to be. I can't even tell if half the commenters on here really believe this stuff.