Fake Plastic Trees
Radiohead
A green plastic watering can in a fake plastic earth with a cracked polystyrene man in the background.
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Fake Plastic Trees
Radiohead
Lyrics
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These lyrics are about a woman who lives with a broken man and how it wears her out.
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A green plastic watering can in a fake plastic earth with a cracked polystyrene man in the background.
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These lyrics explore the idea of feeling worn out and overwhelmed by life's struggles, which is an emotion that many people can relate to.
Meaning
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This song is about consumerism and its effects on society, as well as the idea of becoming something you're not for love.
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A person in a plastic suit with a plastic tree in the background, symbolizing the artificial nature of consumerism and the idea of becoming someone you're not for love.
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Why is this important?
This song is important because it speaks to the idea that consumerism can be damaging and that it is not always necessary to become someone you're not for love. It encourages people to be true to themselves and to embrace their own authenticity.
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