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This would be a great clip but the stupid advertisement makes it just another piece of crap. What were you thinking?

"Oh Yeah" was the drummer's cognitive dissonance at getting through the piece, according to the sleeve notes - 23/24 time is darned tricky, I hear.

From Tings an' Times, according to eMusic, but yes, an awesome song. Damascus Dog Bashar Assad should listen hard and then FOAD - Tafkao 2011/09/02.

One Saturday night, 1979, waiting to be served at the Victoria Square Pie-Cart, drunk and glazed, the guy next to me asked if I wanted his meal.

I said no, and he yelled "If you don't want it, why've you been staring at it for the last 20 minutes?", and then smeared the rest of his pie and peas ...

yah, well if you're too stupid to comprehend the lyrics in between the sarcastic chorus, then this song is about *your* stupidity, and doodoodoodahdahdah is all your intellect warrants, which was the whole point of the song.

Is that so hard to comprehend?

OK, it's aimed at duplicitous "poets, p...

@j2m6h No, you have to add 'but', as in "She's not a racist, but...[insert blatantly racist remark]."

Brilliant!!!

I can imagine Tony Happens having nightmares featuring Sinead O'Connor and a Nun's habit. "Who's been a naughty little budgie?"

In fact, I think the name for when he's not committing himself in writing could be "Spanking the budgie".

Buddy Holly's nickname was "The Music".

"Levee" was American slang for a party, an American from the era told me.

Since every other single reference in the song is to American music culture from the very late 50s to mid 70s, referring to John Lennon discovering Marxism in the late 60s makes a l...