a conversation i had with a friend
i am 'You and whose army?':
The Lost Riots says:
lol I think Hail To The Thief is wonderful
You and whose army? says:
yeah totally, i spent like an whore skanking registration this morning on the computers in the library trying to work out the meaning behind myxomatosis
The Lost Riots says:
it's a rabbit disease
You and whose army? says:
yeah but i think its about something more...
You and whose army? says:
i think its about him actually being a performer and what it's like to play infront of a live crowd
You and whose army? says:
mongrel cat at the staret of the song being him
You and whose army? says:
home being the stage
You and whose army? says:
*start
The Lost Riots says:
yeah
You and whose army? says:
and the crowd like 'twitchin and salvatin'
You and whose army? says:
like with myxomatosis
The Lost Riots says:
yeah, and how he doesn't like showing off
The Lost Riots says:
maybe he's actually scared performing
You and whose army? says:
yeah
The Lost Riots says:
but their "twitching and salivating" is infectious, and once you get up there you become one of them
You and whose army? says:
'don't know why i feel so tongue tied'
The Lost Riots says:
yeah, nerves
You and whose army? says:
yeah that makes sence too
You and whose army? says:
and this half a head he talks about may be his songs that he has written
You and whose army? says:
the next 4 lines being parts of a song, or an example of a song
You and whose army? says:
songmeanings.net/lyric.php
You and whose army? says:
the song
You and whose army? says:
his new found friends: the audience
You and whose army? says:
he perfects his song: sat in the cupboard, wrote it down neat
You and whose army? says:
and then the second verse past the twitching and salvating
You and whose army? says:
may him afraid of his songs being rejected
You and whose army? says:
maybe angry that people underestimate his songs
The Lost Riots says:
yeah
a conversation i had with a friend i am 'You and whose army?':
The Lost Riots says: lol I think Hail To The Thief is wonderful You and whose army? says: yeah totally, i spent like an whore skanking registration this morning on the computers in the library trying to work out the meaning behind myxomatosis The Lost Riots says: it's a rabbit disease
You and whose army? says: yeah but i think its about something more... You and whose army? says: i think its about him actually being a performer and what it's like to play infront of a live crowd You and whose army? says: mongrel cat at the staret of the song being him You and whose army? says: home being the stage You and whose army? says: *start The Lost Riots says: yeah You and whose army? says: and the crowd like 'twitchin and salvatin' You and whose army? says: like with myxomatosis The Lost Riots says: yeah, and how he doesn't like showing off The Lost Riots says: maybe he's actually scared performing You and whose army? says: yeah The Lost Riots says: but their "twitching and salivating" is infectious, and once you get up there you become one of them You and whose army? says: 'don't know why i feel so tongue tied' The Lost Riots says: yeah, nerves You and whose army? says: yeah that makes sence too You and whose army? says: and this half a head he talks about may be his songs that he has written You and whose army? says: the next 4 lines being parts of a song, or an example of a song You and whose army? says: songmeanings.net/lyric.php You and whose army? says: the song You and whose army? says: his new found friends: the audience You and whose army? says: he perfects his song: sat in the cupboard, wrote it down neat You and whose army? says: and then the second verse past the twitching and salvating You and whose army? says: may him afraid of his songs being rejected You and whose army? says: maybe angry that people underestimate his songs The Lost Riots says: yeah