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# The menacing tone of the whole affair, lyrically. It's suprising violent, which I haven't expected from Ms. Cooper. | # The menacing tone of the whole affair, lyrically. It's suprising violent, which I haven't expected from Ms. Cooper. | ||
# The melodies are lovely and catchy as a cold. The good kind of cold. | # The melodies are lovely and catchy as a cold. The good kind of cold. | ||
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Revision as of 21:08, 13 May 2007
Lyrics
If I had a face to show I'd play it on your stereo And find a lancer I could lead. I know where all your people sleep, I know where all your people sleep, I know-- that cable cars will trickle down Through legions fallen on the ground, so tell the men that went astray I know where all your children stay, I know where all your children stay, I'll go. And it's all the same to me. And it's all the same to me When you blow Wide oh wide oh wide oh. And you throw to Find home find home find home.
Comments
This is one of my favorite songs of all time, for the following reasons:
- The structure. Holy geez. Who has the guts to do this?
- The menacing tone of the whole affair, lyrically. It's suprising violent, which I haven't expected from Ms. Cooper.
- The melodies are lovely and catchy as a cold. The good kind of cold.
Gabemcelwain 21:08, 13 May 2007 (PDT)
