now you know its on yall's mind to.....

let's not be cryptic here more details,please

scorned sounds a lil bit like "horns". In Spanish "cuernos" in Italian "corni".

Fury

langebleu's "First stab lyric transcription:

U must have heard it on the news this morning
"Congratulations! New star is born"
Sun 2 his shadow, rose 2 a thorn
There ain't no fury like a woman scorned

Y'all must have dug it, when u did your thang
It's like a song, everybody wanna sing
When the music's over, your ears ring
With a voice that's saying, "Queen got no King"

He got a message saying, u tried 2 reach him on the 'phone
He didn't wanna answer cuz he's so afraid
U'd probably tell him just 2 leave u alone

I bet u heard he got another band
They're makin' money, they're makin' plans
U feel left out, but u need 2 understand
Word on the street - he's still your man

Look out, here comes your rainy day
But u think you got a good reason 2 say
Always in ur heart, come what may,
Even though his might get .. broken

Who's the guilty one when there ain't no judge or jury?
Shadow 2 the sun, lets do the one
Hell ain't got no fury

Will this song have a happy ending?
Will his heart need a-mending?
What's the name? Only she knows
Only the woman knows, only she knows

2 sides 2 every story
One man's gloom, another man's glory
Sun 2 his shadow, rose 2 a thorn
Ain't no fury like a woman scorned
Ain't no fury like a woman scorned
No fury like a woman scorned
(No fury like a woman scorned x 2)"
[Edited 2/6/06 7:24am]
[Edited 2/6/06 7:26am]
[Edited 2/6/06 19:47pm]

it's about jennifer aniston and brad pitt and angeline jolie.
i think hollywood is affecting prince's music

XxAxX said:

YOU'RE CRAZY - WHAT A NUTTER!!

[Edited 2/7/06 7:25am]

Synergy said:

Yeah, that's what I thought he was saying too.

But "his might get broken" makes more sense.

wavesofbliss said:

you're googly eyed. what a lunatic


'sides, what would YOU know about it?

XxAxX said:

[Edited 2/8/06 10:26am]

Nobody can hear when they can't understand what's being said
Get out the way and watch her lay waste to the field
There is no Real rage until you see that of a woman that has been
Scorned by the man she loved once upon a time.
Crazy maybe but get out of the way....Make a hole....

thats right im please to meet you.... still i wont tell you my name

wavesofbliss said:

by the way do people in this day and age REALLY believe that women can't walk away after being rejected?

i mean, it sounds great as a song but let's face it, any guy who's gonna 'scorn' a woman likely ain't worth the time it takes her to put the car in reverse and drive away.

maybe the lyrics are about kevin smith

" Hell has no fury like a woman scorned"
where this quote is from I don't remember
sometimes it's easier to hang around and be a pain in the postiere.

queen627 said:

congreve, a little english lit for ya

congreve was a playwriter back around the 1600's, the one they speak of particularly is: The Mourning Bride, where the theme is "hell hath no fury like a woman scorned", meaning no one is angrier than a woman rejected in love

here is the particular scene:

"Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, Nor hell a fury like a woman scorned"

Act 3, Scene 2 ends with these words:

ZARA. Thou shalt die.

OSM. I thank you.

ZARA. Thou ly'st; for now I know for whom thou'dst live.

OSM. Then you may know for whom I'd die.

ZARA. Hell! Hell! Yet I'll be calm- Dark and unknown Betrayer! But now the Dawn begins, and the slow Hand Of Fate is stretch'd to draw the Veil, and leave Thee bare, the naked Mark of Publick View.

OSM. You may be still deceiv'd; 'tis in my Pow'r.

ZARA. Ha! Who waits there? -

Enter PEREZ. - As you'll answer it, take heed This Slave commit no Violence upon Himself. I've been deceiv'd. The Publick Safety Requires he should be more confin'd; and none, No not the Princes self, permitted to Confer with him. I'll quit you to the King. Vile and ingrate! too late thou shalt repent. The base Injustice thou hast done my Love: Yes, thou shalt know, spite of thy past Distress, And all those Ills which thou so long hast mourn'd; Heav'n has no Rage, like Love to Hatred turn'd, Nor Hell a Fury, like a Woman scorn'd

Thank you for the lit lesson but I was just thinking out loud that the prose in the before mentioned song may in someways resemble a play. Correct me if I am wrong. but just add in names and action there you go.
So forgive me if I couldn't remember the exacts...