i like both versions.... the lambert, hendricks & ross version as well as this one. In my opinion, joni stayed true to the jazz roots of this song while presenting it in a contemporary collection. what is so cool about this version, is that her personality really comes out. When she did this song, she was considered a pretty "quirky chick", so this song is perfect!!! (oh yeah, technically, L,H & R's version was a "cover" of a sax solo anyways!!!!)
the "jazz purists act like snobs" and "don't get it" - i can't believe that. pat metheny, michael brecker, charles mingus, and even weather report all played with her. anybody who knows anything about jazz couldn't snub her so easily
Joni made three goofs, or changes, from Annie Ross' original lyrics: Annie wrote: "that's why I drank a fifth of vodka one night" (not "that's why I got into the vodka one night"). Annie wrote: "They all laughed at A. Graham Bell "(not "They all laughed at angry young men"). And Annie wrote: "They didn't understand the reasoning and the logic" (not "They didn't understand the litany and the logic")
But Joni's version is delightful and a fine tribute to Annie Ross.
@highpsi11 -- Annie Ross DID write "they didn't understand the litany and the logic," while Joni Mitchell wrote it as "they just couldn't understand the idiomatic logic"
Yes, this is not a Joni original, a rare one indeed. It is Annie Ross's original. But...this is a better version..with Cheech and Chong. Almost as good is Jane Monheit's. Not an easy song to sing but I think Joni and Jane nailed it.
i love this song by Joni Mitchell and have never heard a better version...Thanks for this one Joni...it brings back so many memories of my teen years.
how can there be better versions if she is the one who wrote and sang this to begin with??? I memorized the lyrics the very first time I heard this, many moons ago:)))
there are no "FLAT NOTES" in this song...if you know ANYTHING about jazz. it's purposeful and absolutely brilliant! the seemingly random progressions are because she's literally supposed to sound "crazy" as she sings her story.
Every singer has their own interpretation of songs.This is the first non Joni song she put on LP,so she had pass to do anything she wanted. This is no "mistake". This is a fun version and interpretation of a fun song.
It's the perfect cap to a perfect LP.Because after going through all of these incredible emotions,Joni makes you smile,and then laugh.
And that makes you want to put the LP (or CD) on,again and again and again.
Too bad if the jazz "purists" act like snobs,and just don't get it.
I agree. This is the only misstep of what is otherwise a truly amazing album. If you are going to even approach Annie Ross, you gotta really nail it, and she doesn't even come close.
Now,do you thing I was crazy? I may off been only 3, But I was swinging! They all laugh at angry young men. They all laughed at Edison And also at Einstein. So why should I feel sorry When they just couldn't understand The idiomatic logic that Went on in my head? I had a brain It was insane! Oh,they used to laugh at me when I refused to ride On all those double decker buses Because there was no driver on the top!
Annie's version with Count Basie. which links here as a "related video," isn't chopped liver, either.
Unfortunately, due to youthful indiscretion, she allowed the rights to slip away, so Annie saw no royalties on this, nor on Crystal Waters' popular 1991 recording.
Such a lovely voice and a great rendition of this song, composed by Wardell Gray. Personally I don't like Annie Ross's version of the song although her lyrics are first class.
Ohhh dear & I thought she wrote this ...I have since discovered Lambert Hendricks and Ross!! OMG my eyes & ears are open! I have seen the light! Amen!!! [Gotta love that scat & jazz!]
Still LOVE this version though & she still is Queen! ;)
CLASSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'd forgotten this song!! Hail the queen of song writing! WOW! I used to sing this YEARS ago! I cant believe I have still retained all those fast spilling words & trilling melody dances! OMG! How did my brain remember all the words!!??
I agree, Annie wrote the lyrics (vocalise) and I always like hearing from "the pen that wrote it!" That's ok, because I prefer Joni's version of Both Sides Now rather than Judy Collins; Joni wrote it!
God bless Joni but she makes a classic mistake with this song. She learned Annie's lyrics--on a superficial level--without learning Wardell Gray's original solo. Her flat notes, diffident delivery and indeterminate time underscore that she didn't really want to sing this tune in the first place. Her boyfriend at the time, John Guerin, pushed her for quite a while to do the song.
@hookalakah I'm sorry..but I don't agree...I think that she is having a lot of fun with this song, and I LOVE it and have for years. Yeah, it's not her usual fare...but it's great!
It's OK. "That's why I drank a fifth of vodka" is funnier, though. Did she say "angry young men"??? That doesn't make any sense! "Idiomatic logic"? Why did she change the words?
Yeah, I guess I am. I prefer the ORIGINAL lyrics as sung by Annie Ross (Annie Ross wrote the lyrics, so I think she knows the words pretty well). Queen of lyrics, indeed. Pah.
It's a "drank a fifth of vodka," not "got into the vodka." It's "A. (or Al) Graham Bell" not "angry young men." Finally, it's "reasoning and the logic" not "idiomatic logic."
Ah, well. Joni Mitchell can have a mondegreen or two if the rest of us can.
I don't deny who wrote the original lyrics or what those lyrics were, but for me Joni Mitchell took those lyrics, (and she did so because they were great lyrics), and gave them a nuance that appealed more to me than the original.
For you she didn't. In my experience people will always identify with the version they first hear of a song.
Either way, it's no problem.
I, and many others, still think Joni Mitchell is the Queen of lyrics.
BTW, I wasn't putting down Annie Ross. After all she did write a great song in the first place. Wanting to cover another artist's song has to be a great compliment so I guess Joni Mitchell must agree, but it seems reasonable that she would want to make minor changes to the lyrics to suit her own style.
(Although I do concede that 'A. Graham Bell' makes more sense than 'angry young men'. I wouldn't be surprised if she misheard that one!)
Hate to say it tabrugger but I'm starting to like you now :))
When I checked online the web site agreed with the Annie Ross version but when Joni recorded this track, the World Wide Web was no more than a twinkle in Timothy Berners-Lee's eye. She had to rely on her ears and the dodgy fidelity of the vinyl available at the time. That's how the words to so many blues songs changed over the years.
BTW, what does mondegreens mean? Can't find it in any dictionary in the UK.
A mondegreen is a misheard lyric. It comes from a song about someone who was killed "and laid him on the green" (the town square). Someone misheard it and repeated it "And Lady Mondegreen."
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"A. (or Al) Graham Bell" not "angry young men."
Original lyricist or not, you lose your "queen of lyrics" argument if you think "A. Graham Bell" is a tidier/neater/more poetic lyric than "angry young men"
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"Filing that under 'Strawman Argument'"
Aww, kids are so cute the first year of junior high when they learn debate terms. The only problem is that nothing here is an argument, let alone a "Straw man" (two words, honey) argument. Best of luck in all your endeavors!
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Oh, one more thing, teabagger, the answer to "who cares what I have to say" is the same for me as it is for you! You'll also learn that as you get older.
The best album by Joni Mitchell! I love it!...I've the vinil!!
susannacanessa 6 days ago
this is one of the best vocal albums in existence. she is incredible. the songs emit so much emotion and this one is a light cap to end it.
sidhrtha 3 weeks ago
i like both versions.... the lambert, hendricks & ross version as well as this one. In my opinion, joni stayed true to the jazz roots of this song while presenting it in a contemporary collection. what is so cool about this version, is that her personality really comes out. When she did this song, she was considered a pretty "quirky chick", so this song is perfect!!! (oh yeah, technically, L,H & R's version was a "cover" of a sax solo anyways!!!!)
ready4peace 1 month ago
This is the first time I heard this song and didn't realize it was a "redo". It is my favorite version. :)
tall32guy 1 month ago 2
The melody sounds like somebody took a sax solo, wrote it out, and then put it to words. awsome...
HempMasterNinja 2 months ago 2
the "jazz purists act like snobs" and "don't get it" - i can't believe that. pat metheny, michael brecker, charles mingus, and even weather report all played with her. anybody who knows anything about jazz couldn't snub her so easily
mikeischangingplaces 2 months ago
I love Joni Mitchell... but this recording sounds like a cover.
Know what I mean? There are some songs hat some people just don't do well.
I don't like this mostly because the instrumentals sound kind of dimpy...
MilkOfSuccess 3 months ago
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Calun3 3 months ago
My very favorite Joni Mitchell song ever!
boojibob 4 months ago 2
Oh my God, I can so relate to this!
rosieroses87 4 months ago 2
love the part about not riding on a double bus cause theres no driver for the top!!! ha ha!
rxfloyd1 5 months ago
Cheech & Chong are on this! :D
dendroicazenaida 5 months ago in playlist Fav. Music 6
@dendroicazenaida I laughed so hard when I heard them.
Grif2112 3 months ago
such a whimsical tune haha
I like it
AleekahTV 5 months ago 2
Something to look forward to....
Ypipable 5 months ago
4 people dont understand uniqueniss
crazydang101 5 months ago
Joni has got the best jazzvoice.
bowedmyhead 6 months ago 2
Wilt Felder plays that incredible bass line
probinson1337 6 months ago
I'd love to blow her feet.
Ypipable 6 months ago
amazing swinging bass...
Easygoingfellow 6 months ago
amazing swing bass...
Easygoingfellow 6 months ago
Analyst = mind jester to the rich.
rumpraisin 6 months ago
multipal personality something i forgot?
crazydang101 6 months ago
does she really have 2 heads in the song?
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love this song
bobbydean2 7 months ago
love this son
bobbydean2 7 months ago
This tune kindled me for Joni. Thank you, Mrs. Ross!
ballonfisch 8 months ago
actually 3 heads are better than 2
xxthreeheadedbabyxx 8 months ago
Jazz!!!!
Adoro Joni Mitchell!
mujersemilla 8 months ago
Joni made three goofs, or changes, from Annie Ross' original lyrics: Annie wrote: "that's why I drank a fifth of vodka one night" (not "that's why I got into the vodka one night"). Annie wrote: "They all laughed at A. Graham Bell "(not "They all laughed at angry young men"). And Annie wrote: "They didn't understand the reasoning and the logic" (not "They didn't understand the litany and the logic")
But Joni's version is delightful and a fine tribute to Annie Ross.
highpsi11 8 months ago
@highpsi11 I've been wondering why Joni's hand written lyrics differ from the way she sings it. Thanks for clearing that up (:
integral 8 months ago
@highpsi11 - not to be a poo (or disagree with you) but it's "they just didn't understand the idiomatic logic"
Flooner75 6 months ago
@Flooner75 - now I can be a poo to myself: "they just COULDN'T understand the idiomatic logic" ::ahem::
Flooner75 6 months ago
@highpsi11 -- Annie Ross DID write "they didn't understand the litany and the logic," while Joni Mitchell wrote it as "they just couldn't understand the idiomatic logic"
Flooner75 6 months ago
Yes, this is not a Joni original, a rare one indeed. It is Annie Ross's original. But...this is a better version..with Cheech and Chong. Almost as good is Jane Monheit's. Not an easy song to sing but I think Joni and Jane nailed it.
chewjfsh 9 months ago
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and Seee-Joni can make you laugh too--
LHcountryboy1 9 months ago
JONI DIOSA MARAVILLOSA !!!! DIOSA TOTAL !!!!!
marcelopucheta 9 months ago
i love this song by Joni Mitchell and have never heard a better version...Thanks for this one Joni...it brings back so many memories of my teen years.
David137100 9 months ago
I Love you Joni<3
EminemMusicBroadcast 9 months ago
how can there be better versions if she is the one who wrote and sang this to begin with??? I memorized the lyrics the very first time I heard this, many moons ago:)))
LibbyLungs 10 months ago
Mmhhh. She is struggling with this to be honest. There's better versions around.
leolita2001 10 months ago
Joni? Genius - but this was a big mistake. You know what man said. It don't mean a thing ...
I see Annie with a wry smile.
124roger 11 months ago
Is that Cheech & Chong near the end?
louiseduvee 11 months ago
@louiseduvee ..yup...
imdanhoover 11 months ago
@imdanhoover Thanks:)
louiseduvee 11 months ago
I understand perfectly.....and that is probably not good....LOL...Great song! Love Joni Mitchell....
dbowie007 1 year ago
...I knew I was a genius, what's so strange when you know that you're genius at 3?
Asigner4u2 1 year ago
Love Joni!
reikiangel24 1 year ago
She's great. Rhythm section however....
dannybighair 1 year ago
You'd have to be crazy not to like this song
Ecdysiast96 1 year ago
Grazieee Lee.. very extraordinarily!!
gfks11 1 year ago
"What? No driver on the top?"
Seattlecarnut 1 year ago 2
there are no "FLAT NOTES" in this song...if you know ANYTHING about jazz. it's purposeful and absolutely brilliant! the seemingly random progressions are because she's literally supposed to sound "crazy" as she sings her story.
ItsANDREZ 1 year ago
I have listened to this 3 times now. I haven't heard it since I was 5.
I have it completely memorized. :)
jjmeowmeow 1 year ago
2 people missed the like button..
jjmeowmeow 1 year ago 2
i learned this when i was 4. Man, i had the lyricsall wrong! lol I'm so glad i found it again!
jjmeowmeow 1 year ago
ah, the memories.
this was a lullaby to me when i was a baby. i love this song
jgween1 1 year ago
Classic vocalese by Joni M !!! Such a great job !!!
FLBoy46 1 year ago
know all the words of this song,, cant sing it with friends face to face without a little giggle.. great classic.. ty for post
Blessings
TheSabybaby 1 year ago
I heard little children were supposed to sleep tight..that's why I got into the vodka one night....LOL...LOVE IT!
SuperTonman 1 year ago
@SuperTonman the original is "drank a fifth of vodka" .
Ningxiabird 1 year ago
almost my fav of hers
plocke560 1 year ago
Geez. This version is just as good (Maybe Better!) than Annie Ross's version.
Cows2Luv 1 year ago
Cheech & Chong !!
ThousandShakes 1 year ago
twisted, yeah still twisted after all these years
sirendip 1 year ago
MY ALL TIME FAVE..says it all!
rheola55 1 year ago
Every singer has their own interpretation of songs.This is the first non Joni song she put on LP,so she had pass to do anything she wanted. This is no "mistake". This is a fun version and interpretation of a fun song.
It's the perfect cap to a perfect LP.Because after going through all of these incredible emotions,Joni makes you smile,and then laugh.
And that makes you want to put the LP (or CD) on,again and again and again.
Too bad if the jazz "purists" act like snobs,and just don't get it.
lancitos 1 year ago 10
It's like getting your arm caught in the ringer.
Ypipable 1 year ago
I agree. This is the only misstep of what is otherwise a truly amazing album. If you are going to even approach Annie Ross, you gotta really nail it, and she doesn't even come close.
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Snakes50 1 year ago
wow. And I'm gonna sing this for my talent show?
Snakes50 1 year ago
"And he thought I was nuts, no more ifs or ands or buts..."
Pretenders911 1 year ago
Cheech: "That chick is twisted, crazy, wooby-shooby, flip city..."
ThousandShakes 1 year ago
"...I wouldn't ride all those double decker buses 'cause there was no driver on the top!"
<3
soulchild180 1 year ago
fantastica
solredoc 1 year ago
OMG! that was cheech an chong? LOL!
oitsbarb55 2 years ago
Yuppers
JCJasion 2 years ago
@oitsbarb55 I suppose if i had liatened more carefully i would have 'heard' thier voices...lol... too funny to have recently learned this...
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Snakes50 1 year ago
A double please, right here.
Ypipable 2 years ago
j'aime =)
2cool2btrue2 2 years ago
it's ok.. but, she's no annie
alien8me 2 years ago
Note the commentary from Cheech & Chong at 1:47.
ITCJon 2 years ago
Annie's version with Count Basie. which links here as a "related video," isn't chopped liver, either.
Unfortunately, due to youthful indiscretion, she allowed the rights to slip away, so Annie saw no royalties on this, nor on Crystal Waters' popular 1991 recording.
mslilyk 2 years ago 3
Joni does it just right. Good vocal range. She really is one of the best singers.
faronthefiddler 2 years ago
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this song blows chunks
rdv1982 2 years ago
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Timmybear 2 years ago
I like Joni's version - her range is amazing, all the while swinging it. Very hard to do - try it!
cherrycola059 2 years ago
The first time I heard it was Bette Midler on her album "The Divine Miss M"- fantastic (she and
Rosie O'Donnell do a version here that is cute)
TheSoundsage 2 years ago
Great 1949 tune by tenor saxophonist Wardell Gray. Lyrics added three years later by Annie Ross (of Lamberts, Hendricks & Ross).
ronaldjevans 2 years ago 3
Well, this is my favorite version of this great song.
wordzly 2 years ago 15
I like the faster tempo of the LH&R version; it's more in keeping with the musical idea. But this one's excellent.
masonbarge 2 years ago
Great tune for warmin' up the chords.
notiteither 2 years ago
I must agree,2 heads are better than one.I keep my spare head under my bed,where do you keep yours??
keta333 2 years ago 4
Great tune
jmg2303 2 years ago
Annie Ross IS this song. Period.
grohrer 2 years ago
annie ross rock. joni breathes life into a song that had disapppeared from public view
UpstairsMaid 2 years ago 12
twisted...or cource she wrore it.....
because two heads are better than one,
keta333 3 years ago
Annie Ross wrote it in like 1952.
gslacks 2 years ago
you must get crazy/ joni Mitchell..Twisted when you find your perfert phyc/ you will find your perfect plan
keta333 3 years ago 2
Totally swingless version of Annie Ross' vocalese version of Wardell Gray's song
vitesenzafine 3 years ago
gotta disagree vite, annie ross might have written the song but joni had the VOICE.
obamadidit2008 2 years ago 3
Nope...It doesn't swing. Fact.
8mousey8 2 years ago
Joni definitely does not swing it. Annie Ross IS Twisted.
mhuntm 2 years ago
Amen!
dojomania 2 years ago
gotta love this song
jmmccrn 3 years ago 2
great
johnmayeraddict 3 years ago 2
Oh man where are the strawberry papers!!
pitts64 3 years ago
Such a lovely voice and a great rendition of this song, composed by Wardell Gray. Personally I don't like Annie Ross's version of the song although her lyrics are first class.
jesuisjamaiscontent 3 years ago
Ohhh dear & I thought she wrote this ...I have since discovered Lambert Hendricks and Ross!! OMG my eyes & ears are open! I have seen the light! Amen!!! [Gotta love that scat & jazz!]
Still LOVE this version though & she still is Queen! ;)
BakkiBoo 3 years ago 3
CLASSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'd forgotten this song!! Hail the queen of song writing! WOW! I used to sing this YEARS ago! I cant believe I have still retained all those fast spilling words & trilling melody dances! OMG! How did my brain remember all the words!!??
...I must be A GENIUS!! ;)
BakkiBoo 3 years ago
wow, lambert hendricks and ross' version was way better
liamthomashornby 3 years ago
I agree, Annie wrote the lyrics (vocalise) and I always like hearing from "the pen that wrote it!" That's ok, because I prefer Joni's version of Both Sides Now rather than Judy Collins; Joni wrote it!
toewhite 3 years ago
I love this! I heard Bette Midler's version years before Joni's. Both are great!
ps - today 11-07-08 is Joni's 65th birthday!
bassandguitarguy 3 years ago
Always loved it. Love it even more to see it here. What a genius she is.
normalil 3 years ago
To me this will never be worth comparing to Annie Ross.
mattibannister 3 years ago 5
Nice jazzy tune. Joni did a beautiful job despite her not wanting to cover it.
TabOraSunset 3 years ago 4
Omg I can completly relate to this song lol.
I hate therpy! but I love this song:)
miniheli 3 years ago
I love Bette Midler's version of this song (it's on her self-titled album, Bette Midler, from 1973). She puts a fun twist on it...
stphncrmr 3 years ago
I haven't heard that one but I hear Joni putting a pretty fun twist on this one too...
tall32guy 3 years ago
This one is awesome but Bette is definately worth taking a listen to!
lifeforce1986 3 years ago
God bless Joni but she makes a classic mistake with this song. She learned Annie's lyrics--on a superficial level--without learning Wardell Gray's original solo. Her flat notes, diffident delivery and indeterminate time underscore that she didn't really want to sing this tune in the first place. Her boyfriend at the time, John Guerin, pushed her for quite a while to do the song.
hookalakah 3 years ago 6
That's very intersting...didn't know that.
tlghur 3 years ago
@hookalakah I'm sorry..but I don't agree...I think that she is having a lot of fun with this song, and I LOVE it and have for years. Yeah, it's not her usual fare...but it's great!
FMGLR 1 year ago 2
@hookalakah ooo bugger the superficial level...it's a FAB, happy song..and I LOVE IT!
rheola55 1 year ago
@hookalakah
So what? I heard this version and liked it first. The flat notes give the song a nice emphasis not to worry about things.
On the other hand, I'm working thru a few snarls, ah, what's it matter :-)
PandaMishima 1 year ago
But I'm not an easy lady, he said...
Grandiosa interpretazione!
hjsmalie 3 years ago 2
actual anthem.
ArtInDeed 3 years ago
OK but stick with an Annie Ross version '52 or '59.
AllBobsAllTheTime 3 years ago 6
Jazzy. I like this.
rawrxitsxkelsii 3 years ago 2
I prefer Annie Ross, but this version is also cool
ultravioletta1983 3 years ago 5
great song, ravaged my mitchell, i'll never invest 2 1/2 minutes in listening to this inferior version of twisted again....
TheRealFisher 3 years ago 3
I prefer the Annie Ross version... but it isn't bad.
DemonicEclipse 3 years ago 5
It's OK. "That's why I drank a fifth of vodka" is funnier, though. Did she say "angry young men"??? That doesn't make any sense! "Idiomatic logic"? Why did she change the words?
On second thought, it's horrible. Blech.
tabrugger 3 years ago
Are you questioning the Queen of lyrics?
Good luck!!!
lazyrapper 3 years ago
Yeah, I guess I am. I prefer the ORIGINAL lyrics as sung by Annie Ross (Annie Ross wrote the lyrics, so I think she knows the words pretty well). Queen of lyrics, indeed. Pah.
It's a "drank a fifth of vodka," not "got into the vodka." It's "A. (or Al) Graham Bell" not "angry young men." Finally, it's "reasoning and the logic" not "idiomatic logic."
Ah, well. Joni Mitchell can have a mondegreen or two if the rest of us can.
tabrugger 3 years ago
I don't deny who wrote the original lyrics or what those lyrics were, but for me Joni Mitchell took those lyrics, (and she did so because they were great lyrics), and gave them a nuance that appealed more to me than the original.
For you she didn't. In my experience people will always identify with the version they first hear of a song.
Either way, it's no problem.
I, and many others, still think Joni Mitchell is the Queen of lyrics.
lazyrapper 3 years ago 2
You have the right to your opinion, just as I have the right to disagree. So there we are. :)
tabrugger 3 years ago
Yes, at least we agree on that :)
BTW, I wasn't putting down Annie Ross. After all she did write a great song in the first place. Wanting to cover another artist's song has to be a great compliment so I guess Joni Mitchell must agree, but it seems reasonable that she would want to make minor changes to the lyrics to suit her own style.
(Although I do concede that 'A. Graham Bell' makes more sense than 'angry young men'. I wouldn't be surprised if she misheard that one!)
lazyrapper 3 years ago 2
Then all's well. :)
On the "angry young men" thing...if you look up the lyrics, that's what the lyrics say on line. Gotta love them mondegreens!
tabrugger 3 years ago
Hate to say it tabrugger but I'm starting to like you now :))
When I checked online the web site agreed with the Annie Ross version but when Joni recorded this track, the World Wide Web was no more than a twinkle in Timothy Berners-Lee's eye. She had to rely on her ears and the dodgy fidelity of the vinyl available at the time. That's how the words to so many blues songs changed over the years.
BTW, what does mondegreens mean? Can't find it in any dictionary in the UK.
lazyrapper 3 years ago 3
Likewise, lazyrapper. :)
A mondegreen is a misheard lyric. It comes from a song about someone who was killed "and laid him on the green" (the town square). Someone misheard it and repeated it "And Lady Mondegreen."
tabrugger 3 years ago 2
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"A. (or Al) Graham Bell" not "angry young men."
Original lyricist or not, you lose your "queen of lyrics" argument if you think "A. Graham Bell" is a tidier/neater/more poetic lyric than "angry young men"
ayeroxor 3 years ago
Filing that under "Strawman Argument" with cross-references to "Who cares what you have to say? and a see-also "Statements that make no sense."
tabrugger 3 years ago 3
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"Filing that under 'Strawman Argument'"
Aww, kids are so cute the first year of junior high when they learn debate terms. The only problem is that nothing here is an argument, let alone a "Straw man" (two words, honey) argument. Best of luck in all your endeavors!
ayeroxor 3 years ago
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Oh, one more thing, teabagger, the answer to "who cares what I have to say" is the same for me as it is for you! You'll also learn that as you get older.
ayeroxor 3 years ago
Do you know any bartenders? Next time you talk to one, ask what "that's nice" means.
tabrugger 3 years ago
Oh, now I see... That explains a lot about you.
ayeroxor 3 years ago
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i think it is.. what are you gonna do?
osahju914 3 years ago
Groovy song! ;-)
Ben121974 3 years ago 3
I love this song!
imwhoi 4 years ago 3
There are a lot of versions done of this song, but this is my fave one and really the only one I like. LOL
tall32guy 4 years ago
IT'S SO CUTE!!!!!!! It makes me so happy.
Jeremybeach 4 years ago 3
I LOVE I mean LOVE this song!!!!my sister told me that this song reminded her of me...BUT I still like this song,thank :3
mykaykat 4 years ago