Lucky
about Michael Jackson's 'Smooth Criminal'.. it's kinda one of my old questions, when i first listened it when was a boy, well, i thought the housebreaker ain't a real criminal, wut he has done to 'Annie' seems like a crime .. but, when i got the lyrics, he did real crime of killing Annie.. btw.. i'm curious why MJ described the housebreaker as 'Smooth Criminal' ? this might be a silly question though.. lol...
25 janv. 2008 08:32
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"Smooth" means "suave" in this context. "suave suggests a specific ability to deal with others easily and without friction - a suave public relations coordinator" So, the criminal is not only good at what he does, but he also does it in some kind of sophisticated/stylish way. M-W: "Smoothly though often superficially gracious and sophisticated" Well, and smooth because he hasn't been caught. "Everytime I try to find him/ he's leaving no clues left behind him/ And they have no way of knowing/ of the suspect, or what to expect."
25 janvier 2008
It means Eliminating criminal smoothly depending on the power of justice.
25 janvier 2008
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