Lady GaGa; Alejandro

Passive Love, not yet attained. one degree even before passive love, because a single object of affection has not been selected... the hope is that she "...has a halo around her finger around you". She does feel some guilt or a sense of self-blame or shame which show the beginning of caring about community, or others. On the road to repairing the communial psyche.

Interpretation:"Literal";
Artist:"Lady GaGa";
Album:"The Fame";
Song:"Alejandro";
Subject:"Narrator;
Rating:"Purgatory:Late Repentant-Indolent";

Lady GaGa; Bad Romance

I can't see anything healthy about this romance. The song has the word love in it over 30 times, but it is nothing but vacuous of love. It should more accurately read, "I want your hate..." Like a Bacchic ritual that tears at itself. That loves chaos and feeds off of its own dispair. It loves only it own boring self. Lip locked with its own grotesque specitcal. Never finding peace or rest. Real love has more courage than portrayed in this song, so it cannot be a song about love. Sounds like poor counsel.

Interpretation:"Literal";
Artist:"Lady GaGa";
Album:"The Fame";
Song:"Bad Romance";
Subject:"Narrator;
Rating:"Hell:Malebolge:Evil Counselors";

Lady GaGa; Telephone

What if the caller is sick, or trapped under a chest of draws. It is a song about weakness and self indulgence. The callee has lapsed into solapsism. retreated into there own subjectiveness. The song destroys community. Luke 11:5-8;

Interpretation:"Literal";
Artist:"Lady GaGa";
Album:"The Fame";
Song:"Telephone";
Subject:"Narrator;
Rating:"Hell:Incontinence-Gluttonous";

Lady Gaga;Love Game

The narrator is tempting another into wrecklessness. Mal-directed love. Love that has no communal value.

Interpretation:"Literal";
Artist:"Lady GaGa";
Album:"The Fame";
Song:"LoveGame";
Subject:"Narrator;
Rating:"Hell:Malbolage:Seducers";