Thursday, February 7, 2008

Musical Chiropractor.

Alright, I know I should be done with updating, but...as part of my penance[speaking of penance, Ash Wednesday was yesterday! What ever shall I give up for Lent?] I feel like posting the lyrics of two songs that I've been identifying with for the past two months.

This is a very Shawn-thing to do, to post lyrics, but I feel like stealing his gimmick.

Eight Easy Steps, Alanis Morissette[Because no one told me she was a goddess...]

How to stay paralyzed by fear of abandonment
How to defer to men in solveable predicaments
How to control someone to be a carbon copy of you
How to have that not work and have them run away from you

How to keep people at arms length and never get too close
How to mistrust the ones who supposedly love the most
How to pretend you're fine and don't need help from anyone
How to feel worthless unless you're serving or helping someone

[Chorus:]
I'll teach you all this in 8 easy steps
A course of a lifetime you'll never forget
I'll show you how to in 8 easy steps
I'll show you how leaderships looks when tought by the best

How to hate women when you're supposed to be a feminist
How to play all pious when you're really a hypocrite
How to hate god when you're a player and a spiritualist
How to sabotage your fantasies by fears of success

[Chorus]

I've been doing research for years
I've been practicing my ass off
I've been training my whole life for this moment I swear to you
Culminating just to be this well-versed leader before you

[Chorus]

How to lie to yourself and thereby to everyone else
How to keep smiling when you're thinking of killing yourself
How to numb a la holic to avoid going within
How to stay stuck in blue by blaming them for everything

[Chorus]

And then there's Nancy Boy, from Placebo:

Alcoholic kind of mood
lose my clothes, lose my lube
cruising for a piece of fun
looking out for number one
different partner every night
so narcotic outta sight
what a gas, what a beautiful ass.

And it all breaks down at the role reversal,
got the muse in my head she's universal,
spinnin' me round she's coming over me.
And it all breaks down at the first rehearsal,
got the muse in my head she's universal,
spinnin' me round she's coming over me.

Kind of buzz that lasts for days
had some help from insect ways
comes across all shy and coy
just another nancy boy.
Woman man or modern monkey
just another happy junkie
fifty pounds, press my button
going down.

And it all breaks down at the role reversal
got the muse in my head she's universal,
spinnin' me round she's coming over me.
And it all breaks down at the first rehearsal,
got the muse in my head she's universal,
spinnin' me round she's coming over me.

Does his makeup in his room
douse himself with cheap perfume
eyeholes in a paper bag
greatest lay I ever had
kind of guy who mates for life
gotta help him find a wife
we're a couple, when our bodies double.

And it all breaks down at the role reversal
got the muse in my head she's universal,
spinnin' me round she's coming over me.
And it all breaks down at the first rehearsal,
got the muse in my head she's universal,
spinnin' me round she's coming over me.

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I recommend listening to both of these songs if you're an overdramatic teenager/young adult with a bad habit or five. I'd also recommend the Dresden Dolls, if you're into cabaret-ish stuff.

On a less dysfunctional note, I am SO HAPPY to know what's out in R&B/Pop/Hip Hop. I've been playing "Hey Baby", from Omarion and Bow Wow and "Kiss Kiss"[which I guess is older], from Chris Brown featuring T.Pain like non-stop.

Also, the faster Soulja Boi fades back into obscurity, the better.

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