Lyrics for Disgustipated as interpreted by dank

Disgustipated Lyrics
And the angel of the lord came unto me, snatching me up from my place of slumber. And took me on high, and higher still until we moved to the spaces betwixt the air itself. And he brought me into a vast farmlands of our own midwest. And as we descended, cries of impending doom rose from the soil. One thousand, nay a million voices full of fear. And terror possesed me then. And I begged, "Angel of the Lord, what are these tortured screams?" And the angel said unto me, "These are the cries of the carrots, the cries of the carrots! You see, Reverend Maynard, tomorrow is harvest day and to them it is the holocaust." And I sprang from my slumber drenched in sweat like the tears of one million terrified brothers and roared, "Hear me now, I have seen the light! They have a consciousness, they have a life, they have a soul! Damn you! Let the rabbits wear glasses! Save our brothers!" Can I get an amen? Can I get a hallelujah? Thank you Jesus.
Life feeds on life feeds on life feeds on life feeds on........

This is necessary.

It was daylight when you woke up in your ditch. You looked up at your sky then. That made blue be your color. You had your knife there with you too. When you stood up there was goo all over your clothes. Your hands were sticky. You wiped them on your grass, so now your color was green. Oh Lord, why did everything always have to keep changing like this. You were already getting nervous again. Your head hurt and it rang when you stood up. Your head was almost empty. It always hurt you when you woke up like this. You crawled up out of your ditch onto your gravel road and began to walk, waiting for the rest of your mind to come back to you. You can see the car parked far down the road and you walked toward it. "If God is our Father," you thought, "then Satan must be our cousin." Why didn't anyone else understand these important things? You got to your car and tried all the doors. They were locked. It was a red car and it was new. There was an expensive leather camera case laying on the seat. Out across your field, you could see two tiny people walking by your woods. You began to walk towards them. Now red was your color and, of course, those little people out there were yours too.

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nicole
11-27-2001

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anyone know where the story from the end (after all the crickets) comes from?

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tricky_dick
01-15-2002

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ummmmm...no


but it's really cool to listen to stoned, guaranteed!

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Makoe
01-22-2002

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The first part is about the cycle of life. Rabbits eat carrots. Carrots supposedly make your eyes better.

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evilangel09
05-05-2002

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The second part was a message left on Maynard's answering machine by his psycho landlord

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*SoBeR~STiNKFiST*
05-12-2002

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i find that hard to believe evilangel, about that psyco landlord

does any1 got more information about that second part?

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therumbucket
05-14-2002

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ok, well, i know this probably won't really explain the song. but, what i got the vibe from it was that humans are basically animals and are natural. religion and society makes us, as humans, into who we are. Every single time i hear this song, I remember the book "lord of the flies" especially at the part where maynard yells "this is necessary...life feeds on life feeds on..." And LOTF is a DAMNED good example of humans turning into what we naturally are. Beasts. Recently, in my english class ((which i'm failing because i spend time daydreaming trying to figure what we're here for)) we discussed lotf and that just got my attention. Not to say that my english class is boring, but it doesn't really reach to me, if i'm alone with the teacher, i'm able to understand. ANYWAY...kinda got off topic, the first part of the song i believe is showin how religion basically is a flaw, and shows that religion is just a facade. Facade as in we use religion to make ourselves better, or at least feel better. . . i dunno, i think i'll basically post later when i'm not tired

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therumbucket
05-14-2002

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and as for the second part, i believe it is kind of like the evil portion of the song. . . You see, i believe the song is basically is in a scale type set up. With religion in the front, and human instinct in the middle, and human thought after we have regained conciousness from being set free

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Flick
05-15-2002

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i just love him speaking at the end, he pronounces everything perfectly, it kinda just makes me think bout how i feel when i'm angry, walking down the street and will stare people down, it just makes me feel more powerful and lesss like i'm on a leash...

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Bill the landlord
05-18-2002

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It IS his landlord talking on the second half, check the FAQ.

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Watcher
05-21-2002

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Right there with you in English, therumbucket. Interesting interpretation as well. I somewhat agree.

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Mechar
05-27-2002

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According to Toolshed's FAQ, the song is poking fun of political correctness. He's making the statement that carrots should have the right to live and not harvested, hence the "holocaust." But Makoe's got a pretty good explanation as well. As for the end, it's a message his landlord left on his answering machine. He must have been pretty messed up to think something like that up. That or he's a genius.

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Rainbow Butt Monkey
05-30-2002

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are you sure it was by the landlord,I had another theory.
God...I mean Maynard put it after the crickets because people (or atleast the ones I know) listen to music as they fall asleep,crickets can sooth the person to sleep,and then the talking part could effect how you dream,I've always done that

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Mechar
05-30-2002

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Toolshed.down.net
"F32. Where'd that little story at the end of "Disgustipated" come from?
Notice how it sounds like someone leaving a message on an answering machine? Seems Maynard's landlord called and left that message. Hence the liner notes' credit: "phone message: bill the landlord."


Yes, I'm sure it's his landlord.

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i_love_liana
06-09-2002

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the second part was from his landlord, as credited in the booklet...my interpretation of this song is it's about life and religion...at first when he's talking about the carrots it can be taken as talking about the circle of life, and how that if cows and other livestock should be liberated simply because they're alive, the carrots and other vegetables should be liberated too...and the religion part comes while he's yelling "can I get a halleluja!?" and there's the bleating of sheep after the crowd responds, showing how religion can lead people to believe moronic things like the carrots are sentient...for the second part of the song, left by his landlord, I always get the impression of a serial killers point of view for some reason

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Deathsaurus5000
06-22-2002

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I agree love liana like its a killers point of view he gets messed up goes into a rage and kills people hence the knife ang goo and he cant remember well


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vaynebassmaggot
06-28-2002

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i have no idea what the second part means, but i think the first part is mocking televangelists and all those types. it's meant to reveal how ridiculous some of the things they say really are, and how psycho all the people who believe them are. when the preacher asks for a hallelujah and the people respond, they sound like sheep. this is meant to show how the followers of these crazy preachers are mindless beasts who simply follow the leader.

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CesaroSummability
07-03-2002

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I Agree with bassmaggot and what he has to say about how the people just agree with what revernd Maynard is saying,no matter how ridiculous it is. He tells These Sheep that carrots have souls and can essentially feel pain. The thought to you or I that this is true seems indeed ludacris,but the people listening to him have been conditioned to think what there pastor tells them to.
This is Necessary and all that scares the life out of me,because the first time i heard this i was at the peak of a very intense acid trip,and when i closed my eyes,i saw myself running through the woods from some farmer with a shot gun. The crickets gave me the feeling that i had escaped the psycho pathic farmer and was now lying alone in a field.And then i woke up in my DITCH!! I almost pissed myself when this part came on.

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kroche14
07-10-2002

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People who claim to be vegetarians will not eat meat because the believe it is wrong to kill animals. "Why," I once asked a friend who was vegetarian.
She responded by saying that, "It's wrong to kill animals."
"So killing plants is okay?" I said.
"It's different. Plant's don't feel pain."

My point in telling you this is that even though things don't feel pain does not justify an action. If you refuse to eat red meat because you think its wrong to kill something, then you shouldn't eat anything at all! Eating fruits and vegitables are the same thing because they are living organisms just like any other living thing. "Life feeds on life...."



This last part I just wanted to toss in because it related to what I was talking about and I feel it is important:

Now I don't know if Maynard is Pro-Life or Pro-Abortion, but the same thing is as follows. People claim that abortion is acceptable because a fetus does not feel pain. Oh, that is such of a disgrace! Like I stated earlier, just because it doesn't feel pain does not justify an action.

The last part of the song is hard to interpret, but maybe it has something to do abortion (the knife and goo, the two people off in the woods [maybe they were making love, who knows]).

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hobitt420
07-27-2002

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The part in the end where he talks about the two small people walking by the woods reminds me of two small aliens far off in the distance watching him. Hes trying desperatly to get in the car cause he wants to escape from them because he's scared. This is obviously not what the part is about, but that's just what it makes me think of.

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iftegod
08-13-2002

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i agree with kroche and think that this song is making fun of vegetarians and vegans. I have always asked vegetarians if they hear the vegetables scream, as they whine and moan about my double quarter pounder with cheese. As though the trees and plants around them aren't as beautiful as bessie. I love animals. they are tasty.

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lachryomology
08-15-2002

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the first part according to an interview is just maynard humourisly showing how much religion can really brian wash you...even something as stupid as never eating carrots because they have feelings....the seconde part IS an answering machine message from his lanlord...it is maynards eviction...thats why he says.."It was daylight when you woke up in your ditch..." because now maynard has no place to stay

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elmo17
08-17-2002

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do you notice that on the last part he keeps saying your grass, your people, your sky. and then whatever he sees that is his, he becomes a part of it. "You looked up at your sky then. That made blue be your color." I think it has something to don't with we are all connected to our environment or maybe that we can change our own reallity, I'm still trying to figure out a few lines. Whats up with the camera case? one more thing, "If God is our Father," you thought, "then Satan must be our cousin." god does all the good things in life but satan (bad things) is connected to god.

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ProstheticS
08-17-2002

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the end of the song, sounds as though maynard wrote it, not some landlord, i think maybe the landlord might have said he was kicked out, and he made the rest up, coz they are maynards word... An interesting thing i noticed about the end of the song is. he woke up with a knife.. there was no use for the knife. but he has it, And then, he see's this red sports car, which he cant gte into, and 2 people, and now red is his color, and thats after hes seen the sports car.. Does he mean red is his color coz the sports car is his? or red is his color coz hes gonna kill them coz its theirs?? Just a little thing i noticed.. and dont just say im an idiot, what else is the reference to the knife there for?

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Steady-Eddie
08-24-2002

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In my opinion, the derranged speaker in the latter half of the song see's this red car which he believes to be his (as he seems to possess everything he lays his eye's upon), where in fact it actually belongs to the couple by the woods who have their camra with them to take some pictures. He sees red, red is his new colour, he is angry, he has a knife and is going to kill those people walking and taking pictures by his woods with his expensive camera.

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DannyBoy2002
08-30-2002

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Actually the thing about Satan being our cousin is incorrect. It says somewhere that God created the angels, then created us. That makes satan our brother. If he were our cousin, that would mean that god would have to acknowledge that he has a sibling...anyone else realize that? And as for the leather case, i think the guy was trying to convay a search for somthing. If he had a case and no camera that would mean that he had the camera out and was using it. The most probable explanation being that he was taking pictures of a UFO and was abducted, hence the 'Goo' and the little people are aliens doin a little recon :P

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