Fuck You Very Much Songwriters: Allen, Lily Rose; Kurstin, Gregory;
from Allen's second album It's Not Me, It's You
Look inside, look inside your tiny mind Then look a bit harder 'Cause we're so uninspired, so sick and tired Of all the hatred you harbor
So you say it's not okay to be gay Well, I think you're just evil You're just some racist who can't tie my laces Your point of view is medieval
Fuck you, fuck you very, very much 'Cause we hate what you do And we hate your whole crew So please don't stay in touch
Fuck you, fuck you very, very much 'Cause your words don't translate And it's getting quite late So please don't stay in touch
Do you get, do you get a little kick Out of being small minded? You want to be like your father It's approval you're after Well, that's not how you find it
Do you, do you really enjoy Living a life that's so hateful? 'Cause there's a hole where your soul should be You're losing control a bit And it's really distasteful
Fuck you, fuck you very, very much 'Cause we hate what you do And we hate your whole crew So please don't stay in touch
Fuck you, fuck you very, very much 'Cause your words don't translate And it's getting quite late So please don't stay in touch
Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you Fuck you
You say you think we need to go to war Well, you're already in one 'Cause it's people like you that need to get slew No one wants your opinion
Fuck you, fuck you very, very much 'Cause we hate what you do And we hate your whole crew So please don't stay in touch
Fuck you, fuck you very, very much 'Cause your words don't translate And it's getting quite late So please don't stay in touch
Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you
Call you on the telephone (she's not there) Ya always leavin' me alone (she don't care) I'm through with messin' around (she's not there) If you've got a lady friend I'm taking her down (she don't care) Let's go!
So come on Yeah come on Come on
Your gonna get what you need (your gonna get what you need) Your gonna get what you need (your gonna get what you need) Come on and get what you need (your gonna get what you need) Alright now get what you need (your gonna get what you need)
Now I'm in a rockin' band (she's not there) No-one has to hold my hand Word starts getting around (she's not there) If you've got a lady friend I'll take her to town yeah!
So come on Yeah come on Come on
Your gonna get what you need (your gonna get what you need) Your gonna get what you need (your gonna get what you need) Come on and get what you need (your gonna get what you need) Alright now get what you need (your gonna get what you need)
Your gonna get what you need (your gonna get what you need) Your gonna get what you need (your gonna get what you need) Come on and get what you need (your gonna get what you need) Your gonna get what you need (your gonna get what you need)
"Waiting on the World to Change" is the first single released from John Mayer's 2006 studio album, Continuum.
Acoustic
Me and all my friends We're all misunderstood They say we stand for nothing and There's no way we ever could
Now we see everything that's going wrong With the world and those who lead it We just feel like we don't have the means To rise above and beat it
So we keep waiting Waiting on the world to change We keep on waiting Waiting on the world to change
It's hard to beat the system When we're standing at a distance So we keep waiting Waiting on the world to change
Now if we had the power To bring our neighbors home from war They would have never missed a Christmas No more ribbons on their door And when you trust your television What you get is what you got Cause when they own the information, oh They can bend it all they want
That's why we're waiting Waiting on the world to change We keep on waiting Waiting on the world to change
It's not that we don't care, We just know that the fight ain't fair So we keep on waiting Waiting on the world to change
And we're still waiting Waiting on the world to change We keep on waiting waiting on the world to change One day our generation Is gonna rule the population So we keep on waiting Waiting on the world to change
What a great, raw song. I love the original, but the raw emotion Zayra displayed while singing her version was very touching and in my opinion, pretty damn amazing.
From their album Paradise in Me (1996).
Original Video
Zayra Alvarez - RockStar Supernova
Oohoo (19x)
Breath it in and breath it out and pass it on it's almost out We're so creative and so much more We're high above, but on the floor
Chorus1: It's not a habit, it's cool I feel alive If you don't have it your on the other side
The deeper you stick it in your vein The deeper the thoughts there's no more pain I'm in heaven, I'm a god I'm everywhere, I feel so hot
Chorus2: It's not a habit, it's cool I feel alive If you don't have it your on the other side I'm not an addict (maybe that's a lie)
Oohoo (8x)
It's over now, I'm cold, alone I'm just a person on my own Nothing means a thing to me Oh, nothing means a thing to me
Chorus2
Free me, leave me Watch me as I'm going down Free me, see me Look at me I'm falling And I'm falling.........
It is not a habit, it is cool I feel alive I feel....... It is not a habit, it is cool I feel alive
Chorus2
I'm not an addict, I'm not an addict, I'm not an addict.
Kris Allen is a man of contradictions. The American Idol season 8 champ is scared of Twitter, and yet at the same time, loves the concise social-networking site. He’s reluctant to give scoop about his hotly anticipated debut disc, and yet he gives Idolatry exclusive info about his two newest songwriting collaborators. He reads tour reviews — even the too-cool-for-the-room negative ones — and yet ultimately, he doesn’t give a hoot about what he refers to as the “blahdee blah blah-blah.” (And this is why we love him.) Press play below to see what Kris reveals about himself (and where he chooses to remain coy) from his tour stop in Albany, N.Y. There’s Bonus Wolfgang, and even a Bonus Anoop reference (from Kris’ own lips, so pay attensh)!
Oliver Pigott... I discovered him through Canadian Idol, and then quickly got hooked on his powerful, deep, rich voice. His music is honest, fun at times and serious at others... He's a great song writer and musician, too. Check him out!
Out by still waters Your sons and your daughters Forgotten although we may be
Have seen what you’ve done To the world that you’ve run To the things that you choose not see
On the fateful day that you all step down And we take your places Then the love you lost will be finally found In a billion faces
Our generation leaves no warning Our generation lives to win
If you keep your eyes on us A close watch upon us You will see that we know what to do
From single to double Up outta the rubble Straight into a moment of truth
‘Cause the weight you lift, you have tied it with Just a single rope and So the sheets will tear and the thread will give And quickly break wide open
Our generation leaves no warning Our generation lives to win
Don’t care that you pass us by Don’t care that you don’t know why Don’t care that you’re sick with doubt Don’t care what you’re all about ‘cause Our generation leaves no warning
What are we, beyond redemption? No We don’t want you here to tell us so It’s our generation yeah
Our generation leaves no warning Our generation lives to win Our generation will be risin’ up in the morning Our generation closin’ in yeah yeah yeah
Les Paul, one of the most revered guitarists in history and the father of the electric guitar, passed away last night, August 12th at the age of 94. Paul’s manager confirmed to Rolling Stone that cause of death was respiratory failure, and a statement from Gibson indicates Paul was suffering from severe pneumonia and died at a hospital in White Plains, New York.
Look back at Paul’s life in photos: Jimmy Page, Eddie Van Halen and more stars with the father of the electric guitar.
An inductee of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Grammy Hall of Fame, Paul is credited as the inventor of the electric body guitar and the pioneer of recording techniques like electronic echo and multi-tracking. Paul also had a celebrated career as both a solo artist and with singer Mary Ford, his wife until 1964. In 2003, Rolling Stone named Les Paul to our list of the Greatest Guitarists of All Time, and his influence on guitar greats who followed him is undeniable. “He was one of the most stellar human beings I’ve ever known,” Slash posted on his Twitter today, referring to Paul as his “friend and mentor.” Chickenfoot guitarist Joe Satriani released a statement that reads, “Les Paul set a standard for musicianship and innovation that remains unsurpassed. He was the original guitar hero, and the kindest of souls.”
In the early ’50s, Paul and Ford had a string of hits including Mockin’ Bird Hill,” “How High the Moon,” “The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise” and “Vaya Con Dios.” Paul also began experimenting with the electric guitar, building the Les Paul Recording Guitar, an instrument that allowed for “hot” pickups and “fatter” tone than the Fender on the market. Paul linked up with Gibson Guitars and his six-string became one of the guitar maker’s signatures.
Around this time, Paul also made the first-ever eight-track recording, as well as the dual-pickup guitar, the 14-fret guitar, and various types of electronic transducers used both in guitars and recording studios. For his achievements as a technician, Paul was also inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2005, joining Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla.
Paul was born in Waukesha, Wisconsin in 1915, a fact noted in the name of the 1980 Les Paul documentary The Wizard of Waukesha. Last November, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame honored Paul with its annual American Music Masters Concert, where Slash, ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons, Richie Sambora and the Patti Smith Group’s Lenny Kaye paid tribute to Paul (watch footage from the event, below). Kaye told the audience, “Before Les, guitars were only amplified. Les made them truly electric.” During his acceptance speech, Paul joked, “Everybody thought I was a guitar until I played here tonight.” One thing is for certain: Les Paul is responsible for changing the way rock & roll sounds and he will be greatly missed.
Via http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/index.php/2009/08/13/les-paul-guitar-legend-dead-at-94/
Hi all - upon hearing the news of John Hughes death, I wanted to share a new song with you that speaks to the 80's in all of us. Though it is still in progress, it just felt right to put it out in the world today. It is called 80's Days. Please check it out and I hope you enjoy it.
You can find the song HERE, or listen to it down below:
Mom Has Stacked Dinner Party Roster
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