Nov 28th - Adam does an interview with TO NIGHT, a South African newspaper. He talks about being in a relationship and the song Broken English.
As for the tracks that come from his emotional vault, Lambert smiles: “I met my current boyfriend when I was on tour. During the writing process I got to write about being in love and a relationship. It had been a long time since I’d had one, so I was definitely in a new head space. A lot of great things had come from that. Trespassing sums me up pretty well. I think people like Cuckoo for the fun and crazi-ness. Broken English, for me, is a personal favourite.”Source: http://www.iol.co.za/tonight/music/adam-lambert-kicks-it-live-1.1432289#.ULtgaoO0-Ah
He once said Broken English was about "communication that can occur outside of spoken word. Body language, eye contact - and how much beauty and magic there can be in that". Plus he also said it was a sexy jam "to make love to". It's easy to see why the song is one of his favorites.
The "magic" is Telepathy - understanding what the other person means, via those different ways of communication, beyond language (so it's not about "reading someone's thoughts" as if they were written on a page, but about getting the meaning of what someone says or does). It's the same reason why Adam "always understood" what Freddie was communicating (other people don't really "always understand" - I love how innocent Adam can be sometimes!). The Tower of Babel represented this connection which people had, a higher vibe which ensured they'd "always understand" each other. Then that was lost, and suddenly people were faced with the different, incomprehensible languages. And yes, lovemaking (spiritual sex) has a lot to do with it. But again, I love how innocent Adam can be - he doesn't know that for a person without his high energies, the world looks very different.
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