More Classic Lyrics Posted Mon Nov 6 01:02:18 GMT 2000 by Ewar Woowar

Since the previous thread has disappeared...

"Let's lethalise our slingshots and swallow propane"


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Posted By Ewar Woowar on Mon Nov 6 01:04:30 GMT 2000:

God I love you guys, you're my besht frenz

<passes out>


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Posted By 'Gee' on Mon Nov 6 02:19:09 GMT 2000:

Frank Zappa:

Catholic girls with thier tiny little moustaches


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Posted By 'Gee' on Mon Nov 6 02:23:13 GMT 2000:

The fear of flooding made me type 'thier' instead of 'their'.


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Posted By TJ on Mon Nov 6 08:59:50 GMT 2000:

"The old women are there, too old to give a damn, they've brought along the kids, who don't know who I am, they're thinking about the price of my funeral bouquet, what they're thinking isn't nice, for now they'll have to pay, ha ha-ha haha hahahah"


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Posted By TJ on Mon Nov 6 09:04:06 GMT 2000:

"I'm soaring over hushed crowds, I'm propelled up here by long-dead dreams"


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Posted By 'hazeley' on Mon Nov 6 12:50:58 GMT 2000:

people are always prepared to wipe their feet / on anything with 'welcome' written on it

andy (we are not worthy) partridge

j xxx


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Posted By 'Radiator Head Child' on Mon Nov 6 18:13:38 GMT 2000:

"Put your head on my shoulder, now I've got two heads..."
Boothby again


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Posted By sheep on Tue Nov 7 00:13:28 GMT 2000:

"They say plenty more fish
I say Amoco Cadiz
Now she's keeping two chevrons apart"


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Posted By 'Unruly Butler' on Tue Nov 7 01:50:51 GMT 2000:

The book of love is long and boring
no-one can lift the damn thing
It's full of charts and facts and figures
And instructions for dancing
(Magnetic Fields)

(Thanks for the Chalkhills, TJ)


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Posted By 'Unruly Butler' on Tue Nov 7 01:52:06 GMT 2000:

I'd also like to nominate Bill Clinton's favourite Country & Western song (according to documentary this week):

"I Don't Know Whether To Kill Myself Or Go Bowling"


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Posted By 'Jon' on Tue Nov 7 16:13:39 GMT 2000:

Why think of posterity?
Why should they admire us?
All the heroes of Valhalla
Weigh less than a virus

Momus - "Morality Is Vanity"


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Posted By 'Jon' on Tue Nov 7 16:14:56 GMT 2000:

I'm the man who serves the laughter
To the drunkards of disaster
After they've got plastered on the news
I've got the situation comedy blues



Momus - "Situation Comedy Blues"


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Posted By 'Gee' on Wed Nov 8 01:59:22 GMT 2000:

Special AKA(?)

I said freeeee some old fella


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Posted By TJ on Wed Nov 8 09:22:31 GMT 2000:

"I only know what I was searching for, another you so I could love you more"


Sung in sarcastic Swedish accent


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Posted By 'Richard Herring' on Wed Nov 8 09:38:16 GMT 2000:

>I'm the man who serves the laughter
>To the drunkards of disaster
>After they've got plastered on the news
>I've got the situation comedy blues

<flinches>


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Posted By 'Jon' on Wed Nov 8 10:13:15 GMT 2000:

Richard, I'll try to transcribe the full lyrics of 'Situation Comedy Blues' ASAP for you.

It's about a sitcom writer who has a nervous breakdown after his wife leaves him, so he starts writing a sitcom about a sitcom writer writing a sitcom about an Asian family living next door to a gay couple.

"What's a laugh?
The sound of common sense falling apart
What's common sense?
A million unthinking hearts
At the end of the working day
And who am I?
Comedy barman, standing waiting for the workers
To drink their woes away

[CHORUS:]
I'm the man that serves the laughter..."

All I can remeber for me. Very postmodern. And great.


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Posted By 'Jon' on Wed Nov 8 10:14:11 GMT 2000:

All I can remember for now, I mean. What a strange typo.


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Posted By Ewar Woowar on Wed Nov 8 10:36:55 GMT 2000:

Er, I should clarify that that wasn't Richard Herring (clue: the quotes around the name). It was just a little joke. Sorry.


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Posted By 'Sam D' on Wed Nov 8 14:59:27 GMT 2000:

Lyrically The Cramps make me laugh more than any one else. eg:

"gets me higher than Queen Kong's twat." (Cramp Stomp)

"Your block and tackle cock exploits" (Queen of Pain)


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Posted By 'Jon' on Wed Nov 8 15:12:41 GMT 2000:

"Loads of people across the land
Do a prescribed death dance
While condemning speed and grass
They got an addiction like a hole in the ass"

- The Fall, "Rowche Rumble"


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Posted By 'Unruly Butler' on Thu Nov 9 01:01:16 GMT 2000:

Someone got shot dead round here
People left flowers
By the Ribena stains
On the pavement

- ANIMALS THAT SWIM

(It looks like a haiku typed out like that. Cool.)


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Posted By 'Anonymous' on Thu Nov 9 01:14:36 GMT 2000:

If you like a lot of chocolate with your biscuit, join our club


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Posted By 'Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler' on Thu Nov 9 08:05:26 GMT 2000:

Put another nickel in
In the Nickelodeon
All I need is your sweet love
And music, music, music.


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