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Description
This song is like riddle that's not worth solving.
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Lyrics
Verse 1
It takes ten unique letters
and a pair of shaky eyes
to say "I'm feeling better"
and reveal my darker side
And at 200 cents a gallon
When 15's what I need
3000 pennies is too much to pay
so I can cruise the streets
And I'm really liking this
So I hit Shift Apple S
And rename the document
accordingly
"The Song Without A Name (Try 4)"
is nameless now forevermore
Quoth the raving fingers
tap-tap- tapping on the keys
Change
It was an unfortunate scene
with his tongue between his teeth
just the driver and the street
at least that's what he thought
now he doesn't talk
and limps a limping walk
through the buzzing neighborhood
where he'd say "hi" if he could
but his mouth just fills with blood
15 letters swallowed whole
first they creep and then they crawl
to the bottom of his soul...
to the bottom of his soullllllllllllllllllll
It takes ten unique letters
and a pair of shaky eyes
to say "I'm feeling better"
and reveal my darker side
And at 200 cents a gallon
When 15's what I need
3000 pennies is too much to pay
so I can cruise the streets
And I'm really liking this
So I hit Shift Apple S
And rename the document
accordingly
"The Song Without A Name (Try 4)"
is nameless now forevermore
Quoth the raving fingers
tap-tap- tapping on the keys
Change
It was an unfortunate scene
with his tongue between his teeth
just the driver and the street
at least that's what he thought
now he doesn't talk
and limps a limping walk
through the buzzing neighborhood
where he'd say "hi" if he could
but his mouth just fills with blood
15 letters swallowed whole
first they creep and then they crawl
to the bottom of his soul...
to the bottom of his soullllllllllllllllllll









Tom Atwood
Really enjoyed the lyrics, especially the verse after the
change. Vivid, graphic stuff you don't encounter very often
in this genre. In fact, I'm not sure this should be in New
Age Acoustic. Maybe folk? Or pop?
Anyway, I'm not sure about the last section (to the bottom
of his soullllllllllll). The vocal seems forced there. And I'm
not sure it adds much to the overall song, which is a very
interesting piece.