Thought it was 'But I'm playin guitar'. Which didn't make complete sense as it's the mother saying that but I figured it was supposed to be the Eddie voice saying that ... Like 'This sucks, but I'm playing guitar so I'm alright and still alive'.
Hmph.
I thought the same exact thing for like the first ten years i heard it, i used to sing it out loud and everything.
Back in the early 90's I always sang "Once, oh party time" instead of "Once upon a time". I drank and smoked a lot back then so it kind of made more sense too.
Back in the early 90's I always sang "Once, oh party time" instead of "Once upon a time". I drank and smoked a lot back then so it kind of made more sense too.
Thought it was 'But I'm playin guitar'. Which didn't make complete sense as it's the mother saying that but I figured it was supposed to be the Eddie voice saying that ... Like 'This sucks, but I'm playing guitar so I'm alright and still alive'.
Hmph.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who heard that. I also thought Black said "all the bitches have all been washed in black."
Bugger! Maybe we need to get creative... we'll get Boston Lou on the case, he likes creating t-shirts
Yeah, we could def come up with something better than the shirt I have. I just thought it was funny to see that someone actually made one, so I snatched it up.
Actually on faithfull, I don't believe that it says "furry thing". I think that Eddie just drags out the word everything. As in "ev-err-y thing.
That's what I hear, though I intially also thought it was furry
it says furry thing in the yield lyrics. i hope it's furry thing because that's one of my favourite lyrics.
I believe this is a reference to the book "Ishmael" by Daniel Quinn, which some of the band members were reading and influenced by at the time they were writing/recording Yield.
That Eddie is so clever . . .
I just need someone to be there for . . . me
I just want someone to be there for . . .
For the longest time I thought these were the true lyrics to Jeremy:
King jeremy, we kids...ruled his world.
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Thought it was 'But I'm playin guitar'. Which didn't make complete sense as it's the mother saying that but I figured it was supposed to be the Eddie voice saying that ... Like 'This sucks, but I'm playing guitar so I'm alright and still alive'.
Hmph.
Ha! I thought I was the only one. "But I'mmmmm plaaaaying guitar!" The first few times I heard the song I was sure these were the lyrics.
And I see the reference on the 2nd page, but the link is above.
As for the violence/violins thing, I've heard that she SHOULD be playing/practicing violins, but she is so affected by violence that she can't do the violins.
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I thought the same exact thing for like the first ten years i heard it, i used to sing it out loud and everything.
I NEED that shirt!
you still do....
I'm glad I'm not the only one who heard that. I also thought Black said "all the bitches have all been washed in black."
In Brain of J.
* Perth Entertainment Centre - Mar 06, 1995
* Melbourne Park - Mar 02, 1998
* Brisbane QSAC- Nov 25, 2009
* EV Solo- QPAC- March 10, 12 and 13 2011
fact.
* Perth Entertainment Centre - Mar 06, 1995
* Melbourne Park - Mar 02, 1998
* Brisbane QSAC- Nov 25, 2009
* EV Solo- QPAC- March 10, 12 and 13 2011
Shit, I can't find it online anymore...
Me too.... for a very long time. It made sense to me. :?
Wow, that's even worse than the dream police.
+1 :oops:
“The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion.” - Albert Camus
Bugger! Maybe we need to get creative... we'll get Boston Lou on the case, he likes creating t-shirts
Yeah, we could def come up with something better than the shirt I have. I just thought it was funny to see that someone actually made one, so I snatched it up.
“The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion.” - Albert Camus
"Lick the dirt off Olajuwan's feet" is what I WANTED him to be saying in Rats.
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I don't know about all that, but your avatar is riveting...
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I believe this is a reference to the book "Ishmael" by Daniel Quinn, which some of the band members were reading and influenced by at the time they were writing/recording Yield.
That Eddie is so clever . . .
I just want someone to be there for . . .
I thought he said violins in Daughter too!
I also thought Jeremy was 'Jeremy's spoken class today"
King jeremy, we kids...ruled his world.
Ha! I thought I was the only one. "But I'mmmmm plaaaaying guitar!" The first few times I heard the song I was sure these were the lyrics.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLd22ha_-VU
And I see the reference on the 2nd page, but the link is above.
As for the violence/violins thing, I've heard that she SHOULD be playing/practicing violins, but she is so affected by violence that she can't do the violins.
Pulling ENTIRELY from memory before 9 AM when I was up until almost 4 AM last night:
I've used...hammers made out of wood, I have figured out numbers and what they're for...