Blubber, blubber, blub....You know that it's time to move on with your life when a Morrisey/ The Smiths song becomes your song--literally. What else can I say?
"And when you want to Live,
how do you start?
Where do you go?
Who do you need to know?"
Do you believe me?
Don't worry folks, I'll make with the funny. Contrast is my secret weapon.
"I Know It's Over" is my GO TO song.
ReplyDeleteThe lows make the highs even higher, right?
ReplyDeleteGood times for a change
ReplyDeleteSee, the luck I’ve had
Can make a good man
Turn bad
So please please please
Let me, let me, let me
Let me get what I want
This time
Haven’t had a dream in a long time
See, the life I’ve had
Can make a good man bad
So for once in my life
Let me get what I want
Lord knows, it would be the first time
Lord knows, it would be the first time
I can't wrap my head around Morissey and The Smiths, he just does not speak to me I guess.
ReplyDeleteScott
Markis~this non-response speaks volumes. I'll pick "Vicar in a Tutu" for you.
ReplyDeletePants~Yes, that's a good one.
Goldennib~exactly! You will find that my manic pace in funny is a natural phenomenon. I have to come down sometime, or else I just force it.
Vera~you sure went the extra mile there, didn't you? Good one, very appropriate, too.
Wots~ I need to catch up on your great stories, as well. It's awsome to hear that there's another TOAITT reader out there. I guess that I'll have to write more of those. I had to quit because I was having to deal with the new volume of readers here. Plus, I'm trying to get my big one started.
Scott~ it's alright, man. To be honest with you, Paul Weller, of The Jam, speaks to me more than the Moz. Bob Dylan is their granddad, I suppose.
I am a confirmed victim of "Moz Syndrome".
a thorn in the side is better than a thorn in the eye. that's what i always say.
ReplyDeletevera! that is the song that played when duckie was sad about andy. sigh. good times.
ReplyDeleteit has to be "the more you ignore me the closer i get". that is the song that taught me how to play the game.
ReplyDeleteand it works.
so everytime i want to pick up the phone and call some boy, my mind always plays this song.
everyone says they hate games, but we all play them. we do. don't lie.
Crystal, that was quite the value pack of comments you left there. So what kind of game are you into, Monopoly, Risk, or Life?
ReplyDeleteHmmm. I could relate to that song about right now. But that's just for now...The sun will come out tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteWon't it?
This should make you feel better...I think that my song is "Here I go Again" by Whitesnake. Yikes!
Hope this made your day better! :)
Crystal!
ReplyDeletePIP is awesome. I love movies for the outcast and square-pegged of our society. I relate, yo.
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I totally get it, Grunt. I understand.
ReplyDeleteI think you need to move your bowels more. Try Fibercon.
ReplyDeleteI doubt that The Smiths is what anyone depressed should listen to ... it's like encouraging Stoners to listen to Floyd as a way to sober up.
ReplyDeleteI listen to that Roley Poley Fish Heads song when I want to cheer up.
And this pic of Victoria Silverstedt will make anyone happy. I promise.
O-girl~I can dig that song. Tawnee Katane, when she wasn't scary.
ReplyDeleteVera~ I've never seen "Pretty In Pink" But, I have seen "Repo Man". Anything with Black Flag in the soundtrack is a great movie.
Guggs~ I'm glad you get me, man.
Chris~ Fibercon will help flush my problems away? You know, all I have to do is drink Minute Maid apple juice and whammo!
Cash~ True, Morrisey is a bit of an enabler. I choose either Bon Scott or Diamond Dave to get me going again. But, I do like the Roly Poly Fish Heads song.
Oh, and Cash, do you think she could use some mustard on that pretzel?
Ohhh I like it... It appeals to the dark side I seem to be showing over the last 2 days!
ReplyDeleteIf I had to pick a g2g song I would be afraid because I know it would play... and I am not ready to go.