Killers human when was it released

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January 19, Archived from the original on January 23, Despite Flowers being inspired by the famous late author, he copped a lot of flack for the lyrics not being grammatically correct he intentionally uses the singular dancer rather than the plural dancers, which led to a lot of misquoting of the lyrics.

Though we imagine he's pretty philosophical about the whole thing now, the Las Vegas rocker was pretty salty about people's reactions to it at the time. But I was aching over those lyrics for a very long time to get them right. Brandon Flowers' defence didn't stop the song topping a poll of the weirdest song lyrics in According to a survey by streaming service Blinkbox Music, a sample of 2, people named the lines the most confusing in music.

The Las Vegas outfit may be catching flack about that one line for decades to come, but we reckon they probably sleep pretty well at night knowing it's one of their more successful and most-loved anthems to date. Red Hot Chili Peppers. Human is a song by American rock band the Killers. The song was the very first song written for their new upcoming album. It was written when the band released their compilation album Sawdust in , which was produced by a friend of the band, Stuart Price, whom also worked with Madonna and many more.

Singer Brandon Flowers stated in a Rolling Stone interview: "When we met him, we were just having dinner with him in London talking about our new compilation album Sawdust. Later in the dinner I just asked him, 'what are you doing after dinner?

The lyrics in the song talk about the problems in today's society and morals. Flowers stated in an interview : "It's part of that. I'll say it's a mild social statement and I'm leaving it at that.