The Smashing Pumpkins — Ava Adore
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It's you that I adore
You'll always be my whore
You'll be a mother to my child
And a child to my heart
We must never be apart
We must never be apart
Lovely girl you're the beauty in my world
Without you there are no reasons left to find
And I'll pull your crooked teeth
You'll be perfect just like me
You'll be a lover in my bed
And a gun to my head
We must never be apart
We must never be apart
Lovely girl you're the murder in my world
Dressing coffins for the souls I've left to die
Drinking mercury
To the mystery
Of all that you should ever leave behind
In time
In you I see dirty
In you I count stars
In you I feel so pretty
In you I taste god
In you I feel so hungry
In you I crash cars
We must never be apart
Drinking mercury
To the mystery
Of all that you should ever seek to find
Lovely girl you're the murder in my world
Dressing coffins for the souls I've left behind
In time
We must never be apart
And you'll always be my whore
'Cause you're the one that I adore
And I'll pull your crooked teeth
You'll be perfect just like me
In you I feel so dirty in you I crash cars
In you I feel so pretty in you I taste god
We must never be apart
You'll always be my whore
You'll be a mother to my child
And a child to my heart
We must never be apart
We must never be apart
Lovely girl you're the beauty in my world
Without you there are no reasons left to find
And I'll pull your crooked teeth
You'll be perfect just like me
You'll be a lover in my bed
And a gun to my head
We must never be apart
We must never be apart
Lovely girl you're the murder in my world
Dressing coffins for the souls I've left to die
Drinking mercury
To the mystery
Of all that you should ever leave behind
In time
In you I see dirty
In you I count stars
In you I feel so pretty
In you I taste god
In you I feel so hungry
In you I crash cars
We must never be apart
Drinking mercury
To the mystery
Of all that you should ever seek to find
Lovely girl you're the murder in my world
Dressing coffins for the souls I've left behind
In time
We must never be apart
And you'll always be my whore
'Cause you're the one that I adore
And I'll pull your crooked teeth
You'll be perfect just like me
In you I feel so dirty in you I crash cars
In you I feel so pretty in you I taste god
We must never be apart
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Only tune I really like from them.
This song deserves to reappear on Radio Paradise. Just sayin'.
He looks like Norm MacDonald in this photo
sirdroseph wrote:
Because this guy is why!
sirdroseph wrote:
Because this guy is why!
linzie wrote:
Smashing Pumpkins... why not?
Because this guy is why!
Smashing Pumpkins... why not?
Because this guy is why!
Seen them live twice!!
Loud and hard....a terrific show, with a lot of energy; They deserve the respect they've gotten...
JavaJones wrote:
Smashing Pumpkins... why not?
Smashing Pumpkins... no.
Smashing Pumpkins... why not?
gandalfbmg wrote:
Just like only the 60's can be responsible for the fame of a voice like Bob Dylan.
Yeah, I'm comparing Billy Corgan and Bob Dylan. Neither is a great singer, but both were very popular. Sue me.
You forgot that both are wonderful songwriters and (to varying degrees - one being infinitely and one being very) influential artists.
Just like only the 60's can be responsible for the fame of a voice like Bob Dylan.
Yeah, I'm comparing Billy Corgan and Bob Dylan. Neither is a great singer, but both were very popular. Sue me.
You forgot that both are wonderful songwriters and (to varying degrees - one being infinitely and one being very) influential artists.
Smashing Pumpkins... no.
Great and it's true that we must never be apart.
maxgruv wrote:
Just like only the 60's can be responsible for the fame of a voice like Bob Dylan.
Yeah, I'm comparing Billy Corgan and Bob Dylan. Neither is a great singer, but both were very popular. Sue me.
Only the '90s could be responsible for the fame of a voice like this.
Just like only the 60's can be responsible for the fame of a voice like Bob Dylan.
Yeah, I'm comparing Billy Corgan and Bob Dylan. Neither is a great singer, but both were very popular. Sue me.
Only the '90s could be responsible for the fame of a voice like this.
Thanks for a awesome song! This is great!
coolpeople_rule wrote:
Interesting:
In German-speaking countries it is more often used by youth as slang term meaning something along the lines of 'cool' or 'awesome'. An equivalent is American usage of the word 'mad' or 'bitchin' to describe something ecstatic. Its meaning developed from sexually aroused (since the 15th century) over sexually attractive in the 1970s and 1980s to attractive in general. Today "to be 'geil'" has lost its offensive character nearly completely. "Geil" is now only sexually explicit in the phrase "to make someone 'geil'" (= to make someone horny)
In dutch it means "too be horny" too, but it doesn't mean 'cool' or 'awesome'. We laugh a little when we here germans use this slang. ;-)
Interesting:
In German-speaking countries it is more often used by youth as slang term meaning something along the lines of 'cool' or 'awesome'. An equivalent is American usage of the word 'mad' or 'bitchin' to describe something ecstatic. Its meaning developed from sexually aroused (since the 15th century) over sexually attractive in the 1970s and 1980s to attractive in general. Today "to be 'geil'" has lost its offensive character nearly completely. "Geil" is now only sexually explicit in the phrase "to make someone 'geil'" (= to make someone horny)
In dutch it means "too be horny" too, but it doesn't mean 'cool' or 'awesome'. We laugh a little when we here germans use this slang. ;-)
Stingray wrote:
Interesting:
In German-speaking countries it is more often used by youth as slang term meaning something along the lines of 'cool' or 'awesome'. An equivalent is American usage of the word 'mad' or 'bitchin' to describe something ecstatic. Its meaning developed from sexually aroused (since the 15th century) over sexually attractive in the 1970s and 1980s to attractive in general. Today "to be 'geil'" has lost its offensive character nearly completely. "Geil" is now only sexually explicit in the phrase "to make someone 'geil'" (= to make someone horny)
GEIL!
Interesting:
In German-speaking countries it is more often used by youth as slang term meaning something along the lines of 'cool' or 'awesome'. An equivalent is American usage of the word 'mad' or 'bitchin' to describe something ecstatic. Its meaning developed from sexually aroused (since the 15th century) over sexually attractive in the 1970s and 1980s to attractive in general. Today "to be 'geil'" has lost its offensive character nearly completely. "Geil" is now only sexually explicit in the phrase "to make someone 'geil'" (= to make someone horny)
FlatCat wrote:
I am having the same problem. That is a strong groove though, when he is not singing I kinda dig it.
Can't get past that pinched, whiny voice.
I am having the same problem. That is a strong groove though, when he is not singing I kinda dig it.
GEIL!
Old school teen angst. Sometimes it feels good to be pissed. 
One of my favorite albums.
toterola wrote:
I think a lot of the Pumpkins music is under rated. They are one of the few bands from the 90s who I feel will have a lasting legacy and influence on the future of music.
I totally agree with you. My brother is a classically trained musician and he always says that although he's not a big fan of the band, he has an appreciation for their music because from a music theory standpoint, there is a lot of layering and complexity in it. I don't know beans about music theory, so I'll take his word for it.
I think a lot of the Pumpkins music is under rated. They are one of the few bands from the 90s who I feel will have a lasting legacy and influence on the future of music.
I totally agree with you. My brother is a classically trained musician and he always says that although he's not a big fan of the band, he has an appreciation for their music because from a music theory standpoint, there is a lot of layering and complexity in it. I don't know beans about music theory, so I'll take his word for it.
Sorry Mr. Not-Enough Talent?
I'm not very familiar with their music, but this is pretty good.
bachbeet wrote:
I think a lot of the Pumpkins music is under rated. They are one of the few bands from the 90s who I feel will have a lasting legacy and influence on the future of music.
The album this came from was underrated and this is an excellent song from it.
I think a lot of the Pumpkins music is under rated. They are one of the few bands from the 90s who I feel will have a lasting legacy and influence on the future of music.
The album this came from was underrated and this is an excellent song from it.
"Adore" is excellent.
Up to nine just for the drums. Watched a YouTube video of them performing this live on some tv show, and it was awesome. If I can find it again I'll post a link.
Very nice!!
Can't get past that pinched, whiny voice.
NICE! Haven't heard this in years!
Oh fond memories of High School!
Oh fond memories of High School!
More_Cowbell wrote:
This was a very good album. A lot of quieter stuff, but this one and Stand Inside Your Love were great rockers.
I think this is SP's most underrated disk.
This was a very good album. A lot of quieter stuff, but this one and Stand Inside Your Love were great rockers.
Pure genius, another great find on the RP ...
movin' to this one.....
never heard this before.... (yeah, I know! `where have YOU been?!!), but it's great !!!!
never heard this before.... (yeah, I know! `where have YOU been?!!), but it's great !!!!
Outstanding
More_Cowbell wrote:
This is my favorite SP's song.
I think this is SP's most underrated disk.
This is my favorite SP's song.
I guess if you like a disco beat with your Pumpkins, you'll love this.
I really don't get it, who decided the Smashing Pumpkins had any talent or ability. Not me. Sorry, just don't get it.
I really don't get it, who decided the Smashing Pumpkins had any talent or ability. Not me. Sorry, just don't get it.
nattywoohoo wrote:
I love how NOSFERATU they made him seem. Slow, pointy walk— very creepy!
Uncle Fester.
I love how NOSFERATU they made him seem. Slow, pointy walk— very creepy!
Uncle Fester.
I'm glad they're back and all....but I did kinda like Zwan.
mrrmt wrote:
Meat Loaf
oooh what are the others?
mmm pumpkins.
mmm pumpkins.
Meat Loaf
I think this is SP's most underrated disk.
iransofaraway wrote:
I love how NOSFERATU they made him seem. Slow, pointy walk— very creepy!
The music video for this is great, too.
I love how NOSFERATU they made him seem. Slow, pointy walk— very creepy!
I love'em still.
really good to hear it again
damn - i haven't heard this in years.
rock on :)
mrrmt wrote:
oooh what are the others?
mmm pumpkins.
Cake?
mrrmt wrote:
oooh what are the others?
mmm pumpkins.
The Cranberries?
mrrmt wrote:
oooh what are the others?
mmm pumpkins.
Blind Melon
Really good tune. 8/10
drH wrote:
Nice to hear one of the major food bands!!
oooh what are the others?
mmm pumpkins.
I remember listening to this when I was a kid.
Heh. Yeah, I'm young.
Leslie wrote:
This guy's voice grates on my nerves, but otherwise I like the tune just fine.
His name is BILLY CORGAN. Remember that name!
Smashing Pumpkins forever. <3
YEAH!
Nice to hear one of the major food bands!!
qosforever wrote:
Nothing after "Mellon Collie..." worth while.
Lazy listening.
qosforever wrote:
Nothing after "Mellon Collie..." worth while.
Not really. Adore was a pretty underrated CD, probably b/c it was so different from the rest of their stuff. Bands will change just like anything else, just some people want them to keep producing the same-sounding stuff over and over. I love every CD by the pumpkins, and Adore is no different. Saw them play a while ago, although they have a new name that I can't remember now, and they only play small venues (and of course they sell out right away). Gotta love the pumpkins!
Cool song and cool video... can be found on their videos DVD...
Highlight of their changing work at the time, where a bit of electronics were mixed in with the rock...
I've never owned an SP album, or even heard very much of their music at all, yet from the first words of the vocals I knew it was them ----- says something for Corgan.
Love the Pumpkins, and I agree, this is a highly underrated song by the band.
I'm proud to be the first listener to give this classic from one of the most underrated works from the Pumpkins a "10". I'm still waiting for any band from the naughts to have the presence of 90s performers like SP.
Appropriately referred to as a "BOINK" tune... 
Nothing after \"Mellon Collie...\" worth while.
I loved this song when it came out. For whatever reason this album seemed to mark the end of the Pumpkins. I\'m not sure why it wasn\'t well received. Sure the video was creepy but cool. Anyway, I still enjoy hearing this tune...
Kick Ass!
This guy\'s voice grates on my nerves, but otherwise I like the tune just fine.
sirdroseph wrote:
Because this guy is why!
And I was thinking it was a mannish Sinead O'Connor!
I'm at an 8 on this one, not sure when I rated it though it is one of the highest I've rated a SP tune....so Long Live RP and SP!!