Mother of Pearl (Nellie McKay)
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The lyrics of Nellie McKay's songs are often complicated and multilayered and this one is no exception. I remember the first time I heard this song (the original) I found it confusing. McKay makes fun of people who make fun of feminists. That's the double layer.
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Your voice is so beautiful!! :3
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Good job!
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Well played, but you _cannot_ sing that song sitting down!
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u suck at life
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cool cover! XD
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That was a wonderful version of that song. I have such a beautiful voice.I love Nellie and she has also been one of my favorite artist for many years. I just bought my first ukulele today and I would love to have the chords to this song!! Is there anyway you could send them to me? I would be so grateful!
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I think she does a poor job of getting her point across, tho lovely voice. And i told her this on her You Tube video. I oppose the song! The irreverence is totally lost on me--and I'm a fairly intelligent person. One should not have to know a musician's history and character intimately to understand what is meant by her lyrics--one should be able to take a song for what it is worth--sans without "reading the singer's mind". This type of irreverence just makes a very serious problem worse.
If you feel anger when you hear how people claim there's nothing wrong with sex for money -- THAT is the anger on which the song is based. It shows the revolting ugliness of opinions that condone these practices and that ridicule whoever tries to make a stance against them.
JohanCLont 1 year ago 3
Thank you! This is what I was trying to say but couldn't put into words very well.
kaile 1 year ago