Those with the golden axe have tried to tell me
What they say
That the bird in my chest was dead
But that's never, never, never

She ain't my thug no more, ain't no kind of killer
And she can break 'em off if she damn well please
Just as long as she brings it home to me
And it's still hot

Can you touch what I'm saying?
It's like, did Shuggie do it yet?
No, not yet, wait

Those with the golden axe have tried to tell me
Tell you what
That the sex in my walk was cotton soft
But that's never, never, never

With question marks in my eyes
And your strange name pressed to our lips
We arrived at number eleven
So charged and ready for slaveries

I won't take the stage straight, understand
Under capes with druggy cock dragons
I wanna put out so bad
But something bad says the kid's probably right

Are you deflating at the question?
I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know
I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, okay

Now that the parachute has opened, well
Don't it make you feel good?
Now that the parachute has opened, well
Don't it make you feel good?

Be careful how you touch me
My body is an earthquake
Ready to receive you
My mind's making glaciers

Metals for my soldiers
Let's be like strangers
Touching for the first time

Skeletal lamping
The controller sphere
False priest

Skeletal lamping
The controller sphere
False priest


Lyrics submitted by delial, edited by Cathysaur

Faberge Falls for Shuggie Lyrics as written by Kevin Barnes

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    This song is actually very sad if you have ever held a conversation with him :(... In the beggining he talks about nina twin (wife) as the golden axe person-- after he cheated on her with a women in georgia named Eva she said he was heartless and divorced him. and after that she started calling him repetetivley and daring him to sleep with other women, when he stayed loyal to her she said he was sexless (cotton soft) and that he would never have anyone after her (this was a VERY bad part of their relationship).. kevin after about 4 months of this decided to give in and he slept with groupies (I cant blame him) and got into drugs such as acid and weed agian ( im guessing that SOMEWHAT explains druggy cock dragons...) the "And she can break them off if she damn well please Just as long as she brings it home to me (And it's still hot)" part of the song refers to the call he made to her about taking her back and saying she had to bring herself to him "hotly"----TOO much to go along about bubt its very sad if u ever get to talk to him about it.

    ciprianiiion May 05, 2007   Link
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    Skeletal lamping, as defined by Kevin Barnes:

    Lamping is the name of a rather dreadful hunting technique where, hunters go into the forest at night, flood an area in light, then shoot,or capture,the animals as they panic and run from their hiding places.

    loveprojecton July 03, 2008   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    noice

    weezerandrosierockson September 11, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    ABBA has nothing on Of Montreal.

    Clap Your Handson September 14, 2006   Link
  • 0
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    "Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?" is final, clinching proof that Kevin Barnes is totally crazy. And totally awesome.

    Arrianon October 09, 2006   Link
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    Probably my favorite off the album. I love the dialogue. I saw the band perform this song and Kevin does this thing with a sword...crazy stuff.

    robocloneon January 09, 2007   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    In this song at least, Kevin sounds a little bit like Jake Shears on crack.

    pumkinhedon January 25, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    I think it might be "druggy cock dragons"

    seldomburnon January 28, 2007   Link
  • 0
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    it's def druggie cock dragons.

    i love this song! its stragly sexual and i love that. i head that AHAHAHAHAHAH noise in the middle of it was supposed to be some kind of orgasm? i dont really hear it as an orgasm, just wanted to know what others think.

    JACKIE THE HOBOon January 30, 2007   Link
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    god this song is good also, arrian, you got it exactly right. I have no clue what this song means, but does "faberge" refer to those crazy gold eggs?

    sarcasticSmithon February 04, 2007   Link

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