Eat Starch Mom

Jefferson Airplane

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Jefferson Airplane - Eat Starch Mom Tabbed by: http://www.andreasvockrodt.de [Intro] [Verse] He’s just an American boy and he loves his machine No back-talk from a machine when was the last time a television set Gave you shit about who you met last night? No back-talk machine If your motor doesn’t turn over smooth for you you don’t feed it right Give it a little grease give it a little gas Drive straight on through the night [Chorus] Man-made mechanical mover love your machine [Verse 2] You say nothing’s right but natural things ah you fool Poison oak is a natural plant why don’t you put some in your food Natural food I don’t care if there’s chemicals in it Is long as my lettuce is crisp Preservatives might just be preserving you I think that’s something you missed ya you missed it [Chorus 2] Man-made mechanical mover aaah I love your machine smooth moving steel [Solo] [Chorus 3] He’s just an American boy And he love’s his machine I love your machine I love your machine Smooth moving steel [Solo] [Verse 3] Well you keep your engine warm and wet be friendly to your steel Feed it right your mechanical pet then get behind the wheel Put a little stash in the old Corvette then give it a feel Smooth moving steel give it a feel [Chorus 4] Man-made mechanical mover It’ll move faster than you can vegetable lover

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La chanson évoque la relation particulière qu'un garçon américain entretient avec sa voiture, qu'il considère presque comme un être vivant. Il souligne l'importance de prendre soin de cette machine, en veillant à l’alimenter correctement, tout en se moquant de l'idée que le naturel soit toujours meilleur. Pour lui, la technologie et les artifices peuvent avoir leur place et même être bénéfiques. À travers des métaphores liées à l'automobile, il exprime une admiration pour les éléments fabriqués par l'homme, les voyant comme des compagnons fiables dans un monde souvent imprévisible. Cette ode à la mécanique s'inscrit dans un cadre culturel où l'automobile symbolise la liberté et l'identité américaine.

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