In Arabic, the term 'awrah' or 'awrat' (Arabic: عورة) derives from the root ‘a-w-r' which means "defectiveness", "imperfection", "blemish" or "weakness". However, the most common English translation is "nakedness".
In Persian and Kurdish (Persian: عورت) as well as Urdu, the word 'awrat' derived from the Arabic 'awrah', had been used widely to mean "woman".
Lyrical genius tbh
I think that's just a coincidence. The English definition of Aura makes much more sense contextually, with it referring to a "spiritual glow" or halo-like illumination around powerful (or religiously important) people.
She's basically asking if you want to see her naked, behind the super-stardom, behind the Icon.
I think that's just a coincidence. The English definition of Aura makes much more sense contextually, with it referring to a "spiritual glow" or halo-like illumination around powerful (or religiously important) people.
She's basically asking if you want to see her naked, behind the Icon.
It works as a double meaning though. Why else would she pronounce the "raw" in aura so profoundly?
I like it, but it sounds exactly like something that would be on Born This Way
It has some BTW influences & typical Gaga song traits but not really. Besides, people do too much on BTW anyway. It still had a decent amount of good pop songs (Heavy Metal Lover, Government Hooker, Bloody Mary, Scheisse, The Edge) imo.
I like the intro, I just think that it needs to be refined better (Then again, it's a demo, so nevermind, I guess). The other issue with that is it's 100% unrelated to the rest of the song; it sounds out of place, lyrically (and somewhat sonically) to the rest of the song. It isn't bad, though.
I personally love the intro, and the verses, I think the whole song is pretty much perfect, and the final version will be for sure one of my favorite Gaga songs of all time.
that is a great idea tho, lemme give it a try 
it adds a lot to the song especially if this ends up being Telephone part 2.
It isn't bad, though.