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**Corybobory** · #21 8th April 2004, 08:35 PM

I always thought of XX as a variable, like you could put whatever you wanted in there. I thought two x's because names often have two characters... I also thouht that maybe this song was intended for someone, and the name was just censored because only she wanted to know.

TheAges · #22 8th April 2004, 08:42 PM

I've always heard that it was intended for her mom?

LX DAI · #23 8th April 2004, 09:24 PM

Yeah I knew it was called A Song For, simply because they had it in one of the commercials or something. The narrator said "A Song For"

And what a good way to put XX since yes, it can be for anyone. A Song for My Mom? Eh heh... who knows?

stephymoo · #24 8th April 2004, 10:33 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Corybobory
I always thought of XX as a variable, like you could put whatever you wanted in there. I thought two x's because names often have two characters... I also thouht that maybe this song was intended for someone, and the name was just censored because only she wanted to know.

That's what I was thinking. Besides, in math, 'x' is often used as the unknown variable.

***bulmasman*** · #25 8th April 2004, 11:13 PM

i originally thought XX was a person *hides*
but that was the first time i'd ever heard the song lol

SheFliesHigher · #26 9th April 2004, 06:15 AM

I like saying "XX" when I say the title, though. I think it sounds really cool. Probably the coolest sounding title of any song she has.

kournikova · #27 9th April 2004, 06:17 AM

A song for ____ is terribly weird for me... its nice with XX since the song told someone who doesnt have parents... then the singer wants to say... "Whom i sang this to?"

~K+ · #28 9th April 2004, 07:45 AM

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Originally posted by TheAges
I've always heard that it was intended for her mom?

That's what I thought too.

Maybe they could call it 'A song for X^2' (a song for x square)

***isaac hiew*** · #29 9th April 2004, 03:55 PM

If I'm not mistaken then it should be pronounced as "A song for..."
The XX is ignored at this point. The XX thingie means the song is for everyone, including you, me, fans. non-fans whoever that listens to this song.

Unimatrix Prime™ · #30 9th April 2004, 04:02 PM

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Originally posted by LX DAI
Yeah I knew it was called A Song For, simply because they had it in one of the commercials or something. The narrator said "A Song For"

Yeah.. that's how I knew about it a few years ago. But initially in 2000, I thought the "XX" part was pronounced in the song title

miruku · #31 11th April 2004, 11:08 AM

hehe~ i knew that
but i 4got
thanx for reminding me about it again