"Open call for prison architects; send me up the prints ASAP"
OR
'We Are Underused'
"Let's thank the host, you've been such a great host, the roast, was just so perfectly prepared"
Blame it on menopause
Or perhaps stress and strain
Credit cards, lumbar pain
But I've seen it double dare
Everything's ordinaire
I know the things you do
Gonna come back (on you)"
I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN'
{repeat until you turn blue in the face and keel over)
"Irish folk tales scare the shit out of me" or "I got tired of the best years of my life". I feel like I ought to be cooler and put something here from an earlier album, but I can't think of anything that hasn't already been said.
Jennifer dates a man in a 60s cover band
He's the Ess-dog, or Sean if you wish
She's 18, he's 31
She's a rich girl, he's the son
Of a Coca-Cola middle man
my vote goes to "you're a nice guy, and I hate you for that / thanks to people like you I'm no longer that" from Platform Blues - I guess maybe because I can relate to this.
I think there are many better lyricists in the world than Stephen Malkmus though. He is a genius mainly for his guitar playing as far as I'm concerned.
The entire of Shady Lane
which someone will now Google and put in a box below ... mwahahaha ...
'Fin'
"Open call for prison architects; send me up the prints ASAP"
OR
'We Are Underused'
"Let's thank the host, you've been such a great host, the roast, was just so perfectly prepared"
hmm..
"pick out some brazillian nuts for your engagement. check the expiration date man it's later than you think!" or something pretty similar to that
'E for effort and A for delivery'
"I've got all this Harvard LSD
why won't anybody fuck me?"
'Architecture students are like virgins
with an itch they cannot scratch. Never build a building til your fifty? What kind of life is that?'
That's the ultimate winner.
mine is probably
"watch out for the gypsy children in electric dresses they're insane, i hear they live in crematoriums and smoke your remains"
I thought it was
.. couldn't teach me to run?? Cus he's a coach....
nope:
http://www.songmeanings.net/lyric.php?lid=77734
I'm quite fond of
"show me a word that rhymes with Pavement, and I will kill your parents, and roast them on a spit"
from Harness Your Hopes
"Searching for latent cause
Blame it on menopause
Or perhaps stress and strain
Credit cards, lumbar pain
But I've seen it double dare
Everything's ordinaire
I know the things you do
Gonna come back (on you)"
from Old to begin
^^
"Leisure, a leisure suit is nothing, It's nothing to be proud of in this late century"
or just that whole song,
"You're the kind of girl I like
because you're empty, and I'm empty." <3
^
<3
'Out on my skateboard the night is just hummin'
Range Life
^^ and the gum smacks are a pulse follow if my walkman faded
Out on tour with the Smashing Pumpkins
Nature kids, they don't have no function
One of us is a cigar stand
and one of us is a lovely blue incandescent guillotine
Type Slowly
^
This one is niiiice. A bit slushy.
Conduit For Sale
I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN' I'M TRYIN'
{repeat until you turn blue in the face and keel over)
Either
"Irish folk tales scare the shit out of me" or "I got tired of the best years of my life". I feel like I ought to be cooler and put something here from an earlier album, but I can't think of anything that hasn't already been said.
'What about the voice of Geddy Lee?'
...
a voice couch taught me to sing he couldn't teach me to love..
or the above!
I didnt
even read yours....got to start opening my eyes !!!!
how did it get so high?
i wonder if he talks like an ordinary guy
I'll set my hope in a wonderful hospital man
I know him...
and he does.
i've always liked the "FREEZE...
don't move, you've been chosen as an extra in the movie adaptation of the sequel to your life!!!"
'Well,
you're my fact-checkin' cuz!"
The Ess Dog!
Jennifer dates a man in a 60s cover band
He's the Ess-dog, or Sean if you wish
She's 18, he's 31
She's a rich girl, he's the son
Of a Coca-Cola middle man
NO BIG HAIR!!!!!!
"This is the city life, this is the city I come from
let's talk 'bout leaving."
this thread is 80% unsubstantiated nonsense
my vote goes to "you're a nice guy, and I hate you for that / thanks to people like you I'm no longer that" from Platform Blues - I guess maybe because I can relate to this.
I think there are many better lyricists in the world than Stephen Malkmus though. He is a genius mainly for his guitar playing as far as I'm concerned.
yeh theres better lyricists
but theres not many that are as quotable and comic as malkmuses
i've got style
miles and miles
so much style that it's wasted