Deftones: Feticeira Meaning

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   anonymous

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   Apr 20th, 09:19 report

   
   

   this song i've actually read chino talking about. it's about being kidnapped. easy to find other interpretations but it seems kinda obvious when you think about the words - "soon i'll let you go" "she pops the trunk" "im choking and gnawing on the [gag] ball". i'm not pulling this out of my ass; i read this in an interview.

   
   
   
   

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   anonymous

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   Jun 22nd 2011, 08:31 report

   
   

   I think this song is about a struggling relationship, that takes its turn when the woman in the relationship cheats. The machine is metaphorically the the man finding out (The machine takes pictures of us). This could also be from the man's point of view and him viewing her as the machine, hence the "She" instead of "He" in, "made me touch the machine". Either way, the machine is viewing the other person as the bad guy. At the beginning of the song, it goes, "Fuck! I'm drunk, but I'm off my knees". He is not really saying he's drunk, he's just saying he's all messed up from what's going on. When he says, "but I'm off my knees," he's basically saying he doesn't need her anymore. the police stopped chasing," means that he caught her cheating and doesn't need to chase her anymore, "I'm her new cool meat," Means she's basically still with him at this point for money, because, as I mentioned earlier, this interpretation is about a bad relationship. then jump down to, "untie me," saying basically, "You can't be here anymore." Then, "Soon I'll let you go," he's going to murder her ("New murderer!!!*) but then he ends up murdered, which is the twist in the story.
   
   **Not sure if I'm correct, Below is why:**
   
   ("she sang, soon i'll let you go indicates that she might be torturing him as well, or that the man tortures her, and she gets revenge.)
   
   ("I'm drunk," This actually COULD mean he is literally drunk, and that the machine could be his car. The reason this didn't make sense to me is because in the chorus he says: "Move to the back of the car, she made me touch the machine," so I thought if he referred to the machine in and
   
   the machine could also be the man in general, or the woman. (She made me touch the machine.)