I always assumed this was solace for a friend who was dealing with their own insignificance and depression resulting from it. Doesn't seem like a drunken rant or wacky at all.
@DMBloomfield That's hopeful, and yeah, maybe the case. But Pollard's compositions are largely an amazing "word salad." He's just good at putting together thematic phrases that sound great over stuff--like this amazingly simple riff.
Oh well, forget the vid.. At least we are treated to one of the wackiest & best lyrics EVER written! i will play Robert Pollard for as long as i shall live!
this is beautiful.in every way
LolaLovesBass 1 month ago
Its imperative to follow this song up with listening to "yours to keep".
FuttBucker667 2 months ago
woah howd you get it to soud this good?not that its super amazingly different from whats on the album but you know.
NirvanaNerd364 3 months ago
<3 lo fi
rosncrantz13 5 months ago
i agree with rottenification. but this is really good to.
LOCALH2525 7 months ago
I absolutely love this. The chorus hook is the kind of thing that sticks with you for days at a time.
Thexxman123456 8 months ago
2 people are horrible.
doomslang 9 months ago 5
Doesn't it just hit you at the right time....every time.
poolsidenyc 11 months ago 7
Hell yes!
htmtiger 1 year ago
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Local h is better
rottenification 1 year ago
Too painful to hear this without, "Yours to keep" with it. They're inseparable.
leoantonio 1 year ago 2
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I'm going to leave with you, you can teach me all you know.
TheHotKarl 1 year ago
the sunshine fund was low... we couldn't greet you with a simple hello
dubconcrete 1 year ago
i hope one day i can do something that is 1/10th as beautiful is this song is
alauclair 1 year ago
@alauclair
Give Me a Break. Its just a song. Barely.
8sk8r 1 year ago
can't wait for the lips version on the gbv tribute
JudahBrewer 1 year ago 2
fab song.
listen closely to the stellar bass work by Dan Toohey
zazeify 1 year ago
This song always reminded me of Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand.
PaddyFinnlike 1 year ago
I always assumed this was solace for a friend who was dealing with their own insignificance and depression resulting from it. Doesn't seem like a drunken rant or wacky at all.
DMBloomfield 1 year ago 16
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DMBloomfield 1 year ago
@DMBloomfield Exactly.
danafo81 1 year ago 3
@DMBloomfield That's hopeful, and yeah, maybe the case. But Pollard's compositions are largely an amazing "word salad." He's just good at putting together thematic phrases that sound great over stuff--like this amazingly simple riff.
kc7fys 1 year ago
Oh well, forget the vid.. At least we are treated to one of the wackiest & best lyrics EVER written! i will play Robert Pollard for as long as i shall live!
GBVGBVGBVGBV 2 years ago
God yes.
poolsidenyc 2 years ago 3
In a drunken haze, I'm gonna cry.
ALLTHATSDOPE 2 years ago 22
love this one
kyuii 2 years ago 5