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Mark Mulcahy - Hey Sandy

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Uploaded by on Apr 3, 2008

Mark Mulcahy plays the Polaris/Pete & Pete classic "Hey Sandy" in Nov. 07 at the Buttonwood Tree in Middletown, CT.

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  • no one jumped off of the bass drum

  • This vid pretty much confirms the "unknown lyrics" as "can you settle to shoot me?"

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  • " i cant settle but she may"

  • @TerrorDomeRules And I would be Ms. Fingerwood, Big Pete's math teacher who thought 2 was her mother.

  • "Could you settle to shoot me?

    Or have you picked your target yet?

    Hey Sandy"

    D C B

    A G# A

  • @Durandal1717 :) yeah its definitely "a shimbey"

  • Skip to :48 to start the song

  • somebody get that guy out of his fucking chair. hes not playing an unplugged show

  • The guy on the drums is the guy from Home Improvement! :D

  • @travelsonic I can sail the shimba

  • Just amazing music, I wish more music was this good, maybe some of it would make it's way onto the radio.

  • @kigster18 yeah, it is far from a known fact that the lyric is "can you settle to shoot me". That seems to be the accepted version, but a lot of people thought he said "don't you talk back" as well, which clearly isn't the case in this video. As for the meaning of the song, there is a lot of debate on that as well. I've read conflicting theories on that as well. Until i hear it from Mark himself, I have drawn my own conclusions.

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