Lilly Wood & The Prick — Prayer in C (Robin Schulz Remix)
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Yah, you never said a word
You didn't send me no letter
Don't think I could forgive you
See our world is slowly dying
I'm not wasting no more time
Don't think I could believe you
Yah, you never said a word
You didn't send me no letter
Don't think I could forgive you
See our world is slowly dying
I'm not wasting no more time
Don't think I could believe you
Yah, our hands will get more wrinkled
And our hair will be grey
Don't think I could forgive you
And see the children are starving
And their houses were destroyed
Don't think they could forgive you
Hey, when seas will cover lands
And when men will be no more
Don't think you can forgive you
Yah when there'll just be silence
And when life will be over
Don't think you will forgive you
Yah, you never said a word
You didn't send me no letter
Don't think I could forgive you
See our world is slowly dying
I'm not wasting no more time
Don't think I could believe you
Yah, you never said a word
You didn't send me no letter
Don't think I could forgive you
See our world is slowly dying
I'm not wasting no more time
Don't think I could believe you
Yah, our hands will get more wrinkled
And our hair will be grey
Don't think I could forgive you
And see the children are starving
And their houses were destroyed
Don't think they could forgive you
Hey, when seas will cover lands
And when men will be no more
Don't think you can forgive you
Yah when there'll just be silence
And when life will be over
Don't think you will forgive you
You didn't send me no letter
Don't think I could forgive you
See our world is slowly dying
I'm not wasting no more time
Don't think I could believe you
Yah, you never said a word
You didn't send me no letter
Don't think I could forgive you
See our world is slowly dying
I'm not wasting no more time
Don't think I could believe you
Yah, our hands will get more wrinkled
And our hair will be grey
Don't think I could forgive you
And see the children are starving
And their houses were destroyed
Don't think they could forgive you
Hey, when seas will cover lands
And when men will be no more
Don't think you can forgive you
Yah when there'll just be silence
And when life will be over
Don't think you will forgive you
Yah, you never said a word
You didn't send me no letter
Don't think I could forgive you
See our world is slowly dying
I'm not wasting no more time
Don't think I could believe you
Yah, you never said a word
You didn't send me no letter
Don't think I could forgive you
See our world is slowly dying
I'm not wasting no more time
Don't think I could believe you
Yah, our hands will get more wrinkled
And our hair will be grey
Don't think I could forgive you
And see the children are starving
And their houses were destroyed
Don't think they could forgive you
Hey, when seas will cover lands
And when men will be no more
Don't think you can forgive you
Yah when there'll just be silence
And when life will be over
Don't think you will forgive you
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This one already has bananas, but am I, or am I not, the Bananetor?
I said Yo!!
It's the Robin Schulz remix which makes the track. He's quite the magician.
So...that guy has a provocative moniker.
Maybe I need to do the same.
Maybe I need to do the same.
SmackDaddy wrote:
Damn, that's right up there with my 10th grade history teacher: Harry Richard Weiner.
was there a more appropriately named politician than Anthony Weiner (former Congressman from New York)?
Damn, that's right up there with my 10th grade history teacher: Harry Richard Weiner.
was there a more appropriately named politician than Anthony Weiner (former Congressman from New York)?
sjccroquet wrote:
I presume a descendent of Sir Richard Everard, 4th Baronet, the colonial governor of North Carolina from 1725-1731?
Proprietor of NYC's Everard Baths?
I presume a descendent of Sir Richard Everard, 4th Baronet, the colonial governor of North Carolina from 1725-1731?
Proprietor of NYC's Everard Baths?
Moby on voice changer.
Laptopdog wrote:
the one that isn't lilly wood or robin schulz, i'd bet.
Which one's The Prick?
the one that isn't lilly wood or robin schulz, i'd bet.
SmackDaddy wrote:
Damn, that's right up there with my 10th grade history teacher: Harry Richard Weiner.
Or my sister's accountant Mark Hunt.
Damn, that's right up there with my 10th grade history teacher: Harry Richard Weiner.
Or my sister's accountant Mark Hunt.
Which one's The Prick?
cooluhhhhh.....heh huh he heh heh
hey Beavis! This band is called. ....
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hey Beavis! This band is called. ....
.....................................this is peppy
its nice
its nice
Still so much bouncy fun to listen too!
its a prayer
its peppy
its a peppy prayer
its peppy
its a peppy prayer
Philchill wrote:
You've got to have , erm, balls.. to carry a stage name like that.
Reminds me of my late uncle - he had quite a high rank in the military, but insisted on being called Dick instead of Richard. Innocent enough.. except that his last name was Everard.
As if to say to the troops, "Got something to say wiseguy? Go on, make my day punk".
Damn, that's right up there with my 10th grade history teacher: Harry Richard Weiner.
You've got to have , erm, balls.. to carry a stage name like that.
Reminds me of my late uncle - he had quite a high rank in the military, but insisted on being called Dick instead of Richard. Innocent enough.. except that his last name was Everard.
As if to say to the troops, "Got something to say wiseguy? Go on, make my day punk".
Damn, that's right up there with my 10th grade history teacher: Harry Richard Weiner.
This a bouncy and peppy song.
It kind of helps me do my morning yoga stretching except for the balancing part.
Its that damn rythmn that throws me off.
It kind of helps me do my morning yoga stretching except for the balancing part.
Its that damn rythmn that throws me off.
Reminds me of my old dancing days in the 90s.
sunward wrote:
Much increased support for this sentiment in the month or 2 in between our posts - from both women and men here in the UK.
Other words also used... examples - liar / incompetent / leader of a criminal enterprise /...
I understand that laughing stock is more popular outside of the UK
I learned on my last trip to the UK, not something one would say in polite company. I referred to Boris Johnson as "a wanker." The woman in the room were not amused (though I did get a few smiles from the men :)
Much increased support for this sentiment in the month or 2 in between our posts - from both women and men here in the UK.
Other words also used... examples - liar / incompetent / leader of a criminal enterprise /...
I understand that laughing stock is more popular outside of the UK
Papyjeff wrote:
Thank you for that explanation, Papyjeff. I love this song, but I have to say I have some difficulty getting past the name "Lilly Wood and the Prick." A magical universe? Ummm, I sorta see what he's getting at, but... really? Nili's explanation of the expression "the prick," as "someone who does stupid things" shows a lack of awareness of English idiom, lol.
The Collins-Robert French-English dictionary has a nice feature for picking up the nuances of swear words in another language. It rates such expressions with 1-3 stars. Three stars indicate a word that non-native speakers should be wary of using. Prick used in this way is a 3-star word in the 1982 edition of the dictionary. Where I come from one might call others pricks, but likely wouldn't call oneself "the prick."
Nili translates "the prick" as "le branler." Collins-Robert's meaning for se branler is " to wank" (three stars). Fine in many settings, but, as I learned on my last trip to the UK, not something one would say in polite company. I referred to Boris Johnson as "a wanker." The woman in the room were not amused (though I did get a few smiles from the men :)
Interview of Benjamin Cotto and Nili Hadida : "Lilly Wood and the Prick", what does that name mean?
Ben : It reflects a magical universe that would reflect the transition from childhood to adulthood.
Nili: This group of words symbolizes the contrast between something sweet and something vulgar. Lilly Wood could be a young girl's first name. "the prick" in the common language means "le petit con", "le branleur" (in French), someone who does stupid things. They are like two sides of the same character. We work a lot on contrasts and it was logical that this should be reflected in the name of the group.
Thank you for that explanation, Papyjeff. I love this song, but I have to say I have some difficulty getting past the name "Lilly Wood and the Prick." A magical universe? Ummm, I sorta see what he's getting at, but... really? Nili's explanation of the expression "the prick," as "someone who does stupid things" shows a lack of awareness of English idiom, lol.
The Collins-Robert French-English dictionary has a nice feature for picking up the nuances of swear words in another language. It rates such expressions with 1-3 stars. Three stars indicate a word that non-native speakers should be wary of using. Prick used in this way is a 3-star word in the 1982 edition of the dictionary. Where I come from one might call others pricks, but likely wouldn't call oneself "the prick."
Nili translates "the prick" as "le branler." Collins-Robert's meaning for se branler is " to wank" (three stars). Fine in many settings, but, as I learned on my last trip to the UK, not something one would say in polite company. I referred to Boris Johnson as "a wanker." The woman in the room were not amused (though I did get a few smiles from the men :)
stegokitty wrote:
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Garður, IcelandGenresOccupation(s)
Years active 2006–present
Another Nanna Bryndis soundalike without the originality.
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Nanna Bryndís
Nanna in 2011
Background informationBirth nameNanna Bryndís HilmarsdóttirBorn6 May 1989 (age 32)Garður, IcelandGenresOccupation(s)
Singer-songwritermusician
Instrumentsvocalsguitarpiano
Years active 2009–present Lilly Wood and the Prick
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Lilly Wood and the Prick in 2010
Background informationAlso known asLILLYWOODLilly Wood
OriginParis, FranceGenresFolk popYears active 2006–present
Love this, also please don't upadte the look i love how its retro
EXCELLENT! I never heard of her before1 ...Thanx RP!
Philchill wrote:
You've got to have , erm, balls.. to carry a stage name like that.
Reminds me of my late uncle - he had quite a high rank in the military, but insisted on being called Dick instead of Richard. Innocent enough.. except that his last name was Everard.
As if to say to the troops, "Got something to say wiseguy? Go on, make my day punk".
I presume a descendent of Sir Richard Everard, 4th Baronet, the colonial governor of North Carolina from 1725-1731?
You've got to have , erm, balls.. to carry a stage name like that.
Reminds me of my late uncle - he had quite a high rank in the military, but insisted on being called Dick instead of Richard. Innocent enough.. except that his last name was Everard.
As if to say to the troops, "Got something to say wiseguy? Go on, make my day punk".
I presume a descendent of Sir Richard Everard, 4th Baronet, the colonial governor of North Carolina from 1725-1731?
Another Nanna Bryndis soundalike without the originality.
Thanks RP.
the_jake wrote:
Worst stage name, even for a porn "actor."
You've got to have , erm, balls.. to carry a stage name like that.
Reminds me of my late uncle - he had quite a high rank in the military, but insisted on being called Dick instead of Richard. Innocent enough.. except that his last name was Everard.
As if to say to the troops, "Got something to say wiseguy? Go on, make my day punk".
Worst stage name, even for a porn "actor."
You've got to have , erm, balls.. to carry a stage name like that.
Reminds me of my late uncle - he had quite a high rank in the military, but insisted on being called Dick instead of Richard. Innocent enough.. except that his last name was Everard.
As if to say to the troops, "Got something to say wiseguy? Go on, make my day punk".
The original song isn't so bad, but this remix is annoying ... and it's the only version that's played on the radio since it came out.
Not the only song to know this sad fate, either...
Not the only song to know this sad fate, either...
mdnlsn wrote:
It's a remix, so maybe that explains! The original would be closer to "folk-pop".
I'd say the label "folk pop" is a serious stretch with this boots/cats beat. I appreciate a stretch as much as anyone, but sometimes you pull something in the attempt.
It's a remix, so maybe that explains! The original would be closer to "folk-pop".
Now just a little bakermat and avener and things could not get much better. Love RP :)
ExploitingChaos wrote:
And there's a place for that kind of music. Sure, it's not the Stones, but it's not trying to be. It's pleasant and fun to listen to while it's on, and that's all we need.
but if you check them out you will see they release like 5 songs per week ... As mentioned, the flavor runs quick.
And there's a place for that kind of music. Sure, it's not the Stones, but it's not trying to be. It's pleasant and fun to listen to while it's on, and that's all we need.
This is a great, great pop-dance song, but like bubble-gum, loses it's flavor quickly.
No disrespect! But I feel it's time to move on...
If you like it, and there's alot of reasons to, check out the label Ultra Music
They feature many similar artists\songs
I am following them because, I like pop too, but if you check them out you will see they release like 5 songs per week ... As mentioned, the flavor runs quick.
No disrespect! But I feel it's time to move on...
If you like it, and there's alot of reasons to, check out the label Ultra Music
They feature many similar artists\songs
I am following them because, I like pop too, but if you check them out you will see they release like 5 songs per week ... As mentioned, the flavor runs quick.
Felix_The_Cat wrote:
Said the guy I'd bet the farm has never written a song. I bet you can't even sing in key. Social empathy
Sophisticated singing
Whiz bang music.\ Corrected.
Social lyrics
Lame singing
Sucko barfo music
Lame singing
Sucko barfo music
Said the guy I'd bet the farm has never written a song. I bet you can't even sing in key. Social empathy
Sophisticated singing
Whiz bang music.\ Corrected.
Larrygrrl wrote:
Worst stage name, even for a porn "actor."
Um, "The Prick"?? What is the story there?
Worst stage name, even for a porn "actor."
What the hell?
Social lyrics
Lame singing
Sucko barfo music
Lame singing
Sucko barfo music
KevinM wrote:
To me one of the secrets of RP is that it finds the stuff that seems like "drek" and yet is good music, even if you heard it on the radio recently so it must be bad, and gives it the possibility of being a good song. This riff and it's strange vocal counterpoint is, imo, a good song. Just because pop radio plays lots of crap doesn't mean that everything it plays is crap.
Dont think can no listen no more.
mdnlsn wrote:
its from France, let's call it "world music"
I'd say the label "folk pop" is a serious stretch with this boots/cats beat. I appreciate a stretch as much as anyone, but sometimes you pull something in the attempt.
its from France, let's call it "world music"
KevinM wrote:
Hmmm...not sure I've heard many 'end of the world'/'climate change' songs on pop radio. Doom with an upbeat!
Sounds like the dreck you hear on top 40 radio - no thanks
Hmmm...not sure I've heard many 'end of the world'/'climate change' songs on pop radio. Doom with an upbeat!
I'd say the label "folk pop" is a serious stretch with this boots/cats beat. I appreciate a stretch as much as anyone, but sometimes you pull something in the attempt.
Sounds a whole lot like sofi tukker - Hey Lion,
https://radioparadise.com/music/artist/5218/Sofi_Tukker
or vice versa
https://radioparadise.com/music/artist/5218/Sofi_Tukker
or vice versa
Hey, Lion.
Sounds like the dreck you hear on top 40 radio - no thanks
This sounds like U2's Summer of Love (which came 3 years later)
Wunderbat
cropduster wrote:
This emoji is in near perfect time to the music and I can't quit staring.
Wow the musical diversity here on RP! Keep it up RP!
This emoji is in near perfect time to the music and I can't quit staring.
Wow the musical diversity here on RP! Keep it up RP!
pontfarrer wrote:
Good? Bill is God when it comes to musical segues.
this song perfectly followed Coldplay's Don't Panic. barely noticed the change. Bill .. you are good!
Good? Bill is God when it comes to musical segues.
Poopsey wrote:
More likely dumpster
So who is she talking to ? Her Ex and Donald Trump ?
More likely dumpster
This song, with its popping guitar line, rolling drums and great melody isn't deep or powerful, but to me it's the perfect embodiment of the rating phrase "quite likeable."
So who is she talking to ? Her Ex and Donald Trump ?
Definitely one of the worst songs I've ever heard on RP!!!
Definitely one of the best songs I've ever heard on RP!!! Clear 10, I would rate even more if it were possible! 
this song perfectly followed Coldplay's Don't Panic. barely noticed the change. Bill .. you are good!
Larrygrrl wrote:
Um, "The Prick"?? What is the story there?
Interview of Benjamin Cotto and Nili Hadida : "Lilly Wood and the Prick", what does that name mean?
Ben : It reflects a magical universe that would reflect the transition from childhood to adulthood.
Nili: This group of words symbolizes the contrast between something sweet and something vulgar. Lilly Wood could be a young girl's first name. "the prick" in the common language means "le petit con", "le branleur" (in French), someone who does stupid things. They are like two sides of the same character. We work a lot on contrasts and it was logical that this should be reflected in the name of the group.
Um, "The Prick"?? What is the story there?
Top Music!!!
Top-notch work music Thank You : )