Fitz & the Tantrums: Spark Meaning

1. anonymous

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   Jan 25th 2020 report

   This song is obviously about having the runs... Hot snakes.. bubble guts... I'm talking firey hot shit! The Hershey squirts. The speaker clearly is a metaphor for his sphincter which oddly it even sounds like he's saying his sphincter is about to explode in the song. That or his "stinker". Either way, it's about diarrhea
2. anonymous

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   Mar 19th 2019 report

   Going the general word usage, it sound like a rebellion or revolt, against some sort of repressive government, or even slaves rebelling against their slaveholders, by holding a rally or concert, with the speakers being bombs of some sort like in the verse(s) "Don't the know, the speaker is about to explode? Don't they know, this building is about to blow?" The people leading the rebellion is showing their power, & the power of the people, & saying that "We take the lead, no, We're never gonna follow" and saying that to watch them take power in the verse "Watch how we take the throne
   Drop like a cannonball" In the verse "3 years of digging holes, Been burning through our clothes, Yeah we keep on rising high, You can't touch us now" the repression or enslavement has been going on for that amount of time. It is a very inspirational song when you look at it like this, & it's especially so for countries that are facing these sort of problems.

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