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worms of the ear
Jun. 24th, 2008 09:39 amToday, we have a worm of the ear.
It is "Alone" by Suicidal Tendencies, a s-lightly cheesy piece of sort of, er, melodic emo crossover thrash metal from the 1990 album Lights, Camera, Revolution! (actually, of all the regrettable thrash metal that I used to listen to back in 89-90, this is a rather good album which stands apart from the "pack" thanks to the "funk" "stylings" of bassist Robert Trujillo).
Anyhow. Earworm. Can't stop singing it inside my head, especially this absurdly soppy bit, which I am internally giving a a sort of shouty post-pub rendition.
I JUST NEED!
someone to take my hand, lift me up when I'm feeling down
someone to take my heart and GIVE IT A HOME
someone to help me through the times when I'm
down and lonely
someone to be with me when I'm alone
Have a youtube linky if you feel like sharing in the fun.
ETA: it's half three in the afternoon, and no sign of it shifting. I'm finding it rather cheery to tell the truth.
It is "Alone" by Suicidal Tendencies, a s-lightly cheesy piece of sort of, er, melodic emo crossover thrash metal from the 1990 album Lights, Camera, Revolution! (actually, of all the regrettable thrash metal that I used to listen to back in 89-90, this is a rather good album which stands apart from the "pack" thanks to the "funk" "stylings" of bassist Robert Trujillo).
Anyhow. Earworm. Can't stop singing it inside my head, especially this absurdly soppy bit, which I am internally giving a a sort of shouty post-pub rendition.
I JUST NEED!
someone to take my hand, lift me up when I'm feeling down
someone to take my heart and GIVE IT A HOME
someone to help me through the times when I'm
down and lonely
someone to be with me when I'm alone
Have a youtube linky if you feel like sharing in the fun.
ETA: it's half three in the afternoon, and no sign of it shifting. I'm finding it rather cheery to tell the truth.
