
Also he needs to apologize for the lyrics to Live and Let Die.
"But if this ever-changing world in which we live in..."
Makes me wonder if he was the one who taught Alannis Morisette the meaning of "ironic".
Consider 'beer' - pronounced 'beeah' in an English accent - so we're is pronounced 'weeah' in an English accent - but sang very quickly could sound like 'we' to the unintiated.This is important.
You know what?
I can't be sure from listening, and the written lyrics here are certainly wrong.
Hmm.
It could be 'in which we're livin'--except it sounds clearly like 'we', in which case the lyrics would be 'in which we livin'.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ok2hfOAWj6s
ca. 25 seconds in.
Sometimes we must accept uncertainty.
I was always under the impression it was "but if this ever changin' world in which we're living..."
But he should still apologise for the Frog Chorus, Mull of Kintyre, Silly Love Songs, Simply Having a Wonderful Christmastime... continued page 94.
you asked for it.
I had to come back to this thread to curse you. Mull of Kintyre? Mull of Kintyre??!!
I do not know the words. Well, other than "Mull of Kintyre" repeated over and over. I do not know what it is about. I never liked it.
And now I can't get it out of my head.
May you be stuck in an elevator for six hours with an endless loop of Donovan's "I Love My Shirt".
When I get stuck with a particularly nasty earworm I use Frank Zappa to evict it. Billy the Mountain is good, or something from Reuben and the Jets if you're in a mood for pop.
It may not get rid of the problem, but it does substitute with a more palatable one. I succeeded in overwhelming a truly vicious infection of Wayne Newton with Who are the Brain Police.
Pink Floyd works pretty well, too. But if your head is full of David Gilmour solos it can be really hard to concentrate on anything else.
I was always under the impression it was "but if this ever changin' world in which we're living..."
But he should still apologise for the Frog Chorus, Mull of Kintyre, Silly Love Songs, Simply Having a Wonderful Christmastime... continued page 94.