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This morning I heard in a song..."I want to smell the moon in your perfume".
Anyone know what the moon smells like, so I can get the right perfume? |
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If you wanna hear some crazy lyrics, listen to old Modest Mouse... and some of their new stuff.
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If you wanna hear some crazy lyrics, listen to old Modest Mouse... and some of their new stuff. Oh I know, there's some really off the wall ones. Those words just kinda seem to boarder on stupid at the time. |
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try some primus....they're nuts
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Im a huge Modest Mouse fan so I just kinda let the borderline stupid stuff go. And ya, Primus is insane, but Les Claypool is a bass god!
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Mac Davis, I think, gets the award for the worst opening line in a song (Baby, Don't Get Hooked On Me), "Girl, you're a hot-blooded woman child, and I love the way you're touchin' me..."
Also back in the 70's, my sister really liked the group, Bread......"Baby I'm a want you, baby, I'm a need you...." (I hope "Baby" knows someone in that group is a bad songwriter) |
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One of my favorites is the song "Big Day" from Phil Maanzanera's first solo album, "Diamond Head" -- Brian Eno wrote the lyrics....
Taking our time before it's through Passing our days in old shoes Sister - think I'm returning to Peru Wish that I never came here They can't pronounce my name here Everyone asks me "Where's Peru?" In Peru we've lenghtened the day In Peru we've strenghtened the dollar There are mountains piercing our skies And the ocean at our shores I will save up all of my wages Even retail crumby cosmetics I will work my passage in stages As the winter slips away. Miles of golden beaches Excellent wines and features Mister - take a week off in gay Peru Penitent monks to stare at Colonial dons in old straw hats Everyone's there in old Peru Oo-poo-Peru |
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Thats cool. I raise Peruvian alpaca. heh.
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Well it's Ninth and Hennepin
All the doughnuts have names that sound like prostitutes And the moon's teeth marks are on the sky Like a tarp thrown all over this And the broken umbrellas like dead birds And the steam comes out of the grill Like the whole goddamn town's ready to blow... And the bricks are all scarred with jailhouse tattoos And everyone is behaving like dogs And the horses are coming down Violin Road And Dutch is dead on his feet And all the rooms they smell like diesel And you take on the dreams of the ones who have slept here And I'm lost in the window, and I hide in the stairway And I hang in the curtain, and I sleep in your hat... And no one brings anything small into a bar around here They all started out with bad directions And the girl behind the counter has a tattooed tear One for every year he's away, she said Such a crumbling beauty, ah There's nothing wrong with her that a hundred dollars won't fix She has that razor sadness that only gets worse With the clang and the thunder of the Southern Pacific going by And the clock ticks out like a dripping faucet til you're full of rag water and bitters and blue ruin And you spill out over the side to anyone who will listen... And I've seen it all, I've seen it all Through the yellow windows of the evening train... Tom Waits-Raindogs |
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I Came as a Rat by Modest Mouse
Well I ain't sure, but I been told He's baking cakes inside our souls Stayed awake, took a nap Got myself my bottles back I'm breakin' them out on the street Walkin' around in my bare feet I do not need you to tell me that I am not a cat I caught a ride, we caught some air He's never gonna cut his hair It takes more time to make a fake We night swam down in the lake Washed the dirt off our intentions Prattle on 'bout bad inventions I came as ice, I came as a whore I came as advice that came too short I came as gold, I came as crap I came clean and I came as a Rat It takes a long time, but God dies too But not before he'll stick it to you Well I don't know, but I been told You never die and you never grow old Uh oh! I came as a call, I came as flat I came too soon so I came back I came as flowers, I came as nice I came as dirt and I came as its price It takes a long time, but God dies too But not before he'll stick it to you I don't know, but I been told You never die and you never grow old Uh Oh! |
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Mac Davis, I think, gets the award for the worst opening line in a song (Baby, Don't Get Hooked On Me), "Girl, you're a hot-blooded woman child, and I love the way you're touchin' me..." Also back in the 70's, my sister really liked the group, Bread......"Baby I'm a want you, baby, I'm a need you...." (I hope "Baby" knows someone in that group is a bad songwriter) Couldn't have been TOO bad....it went to #3 on the charts in '71. |
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Mac Davis, I think, gets the award for the worst opening line in a song (Baby, Don't Get Hooked On Me), "Girl, you're a hot-blooded woman child, and I love the way you're touchin' me..." Also back in the 70's, my sister really liked the group, Bread......"Baby I'm a want you, baby, I'm a need you...." (I hope "Baby" knows someone in that group is a bad songwriter) Couldn't have been TOO bad....it went to #3 on the charts in '71. Since when does sales or chart success have ANYTHING to do with the quality of a song or singer? Garth Brooks is living proof that most Americans have NO musical taste. |
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This morning I heard in a song..."I want to smell the moon in your perfume". Anyone know what the moon smells like, so I can get the right perfume? i dont wanna smell anyones "moon" |
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Since when does sales or chart success have ANYTHING to do with the quality of a song or singer? Garth Brooks is living proof that most Americans have NO musical taste.
There was a time (once upon a time) when music actually required talent to write as well as perform. Today's "music" doesn't require that. As far as today's world having no musical taste, I'll agree with you on that part. |
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This morning I heard in a song..."I want to smell the moon in your perfume". Anyone know what the moon smells like, so I can get the right perfume? i dont wanna smell anyones "moon" I can always count on you cotton! |
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I can always count on you cotton! |
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