The War on Drugs — Red Eyes
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Come and see
Where are we, this everything
On my knees
Beat it down to get to my soul
Against my way
Anyone can tell it's you coming
Baby, you're on my mind
Leave it on a lie, leave it your way
Come and ride away,
It's easier to stick to the earth
Surrounded by the night
Surrounded by the night, and you don't grow old
But you abuse my faith
Losing every time but I don't know where
You're on my side again
So ride the key wherever it goes
I'll be the one, I can't, whoo!
You are all I've got, away
Running in the dark I come to my soul
You can see it through the dark, it's coming my way
Well we won't get lost inside again
Oh no, no season I can wait
Made of time, made of wool, I can't
Don't think they would mind against
I will keep you here, but I can't
Oh, I'll talk to you if I can
I'll see you where I go
Seen the darkness coming for me
Where are we, this everything
On my knees
Beat it down to get to my soul
Against my way
Anyone can tell it's you coming
Baby, you're on my mind
Leave it on a lie, leave it your way
Come and ride away,
It's easier to stick to the earth
Surrounded by the night
Surrounded by the night, and you don't grow old
But you abuse my faith
Losing every time but I don't know where
You're on my side again
So ride the key wherever it goes
I'll be the one, I can't, whoo!
You are all I've got, away
Running in the dark I come to my soul
You can see it through the dark, it's coming my way
Well we won't get lost inside again
Oh no, no season I can wait
Made of time, made of wool, I can't
Don't think they would mind against
I will keep you here, but I can't
Oh, I'll talk to you if I can
I'll see you where I go
Seen the darkness coming for me
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Great song!
BCarn wrote:
Yes you are very boring.
They have a "Sound" once upon a time pink floyd had a "sound" also in thier hey day the doobies also had a "sound" then there is that classic led zep 'sound'
not saying its the same, but having a 'sound' is a positive attribute - if said 'sound' is interesting and these guys are quite talented. Time will tell. but for now excellent another 9+
Yes you are very boring.
They have a "Sound" once upon a time pink floyd had a "sound" also in thier hey day the doobies also had a "sound" then there is that classic led zep 'sound'
not saying its the same, but having a 'sound' is a positive attribute - if said 'sound' is interesting and these guys are quite talented. Time will tell. but for now excellent another 9+
Lead vocals...Nancy Reagan
Backup ... Ronnie
Backup ... Ronnie
I love this band ❤️ .... love Kurt Vile too ❤️
I like it!
GOOD TUNE! The first time I heard this band was on RP. ...Thanx RP!
Can´t even start what this band means to me. Saved my life I think. 
Consider Bernard Purdie and James Jamerson, et al for motivation.
I saw Purdue once in the Hudson Valley area, it was the only time a drummer commanded my full attention. He is amazing!
Kurt Vile!
What a great band👍
#rock is broadcasting live on meeting.teams.rock.rp.development.exchange (url) please join this thread and have a lively discussion about the music and further engage the community to promote Radio Paradise.
Rebecca: I don't like reggae no no I really really dislike it, but thanks to you I understand it. You and Bill could have easily accepted my offer, I know $500 I sent in 2002, let alone the $5k I would have if you stopped playing reggae right then and there would have been beyond helpful - but you of course made the right call. Thank you for teaching me a lesson I never forgot hopefully now I can teach you one.
Thanks,
Jason L. Lind, USAF (Sep.)
+1 414.788.2820
lind@multiplex.studio / lind@yahoo.com
in/odyss3us in/wescrusher
Rebecca: I don't like reggae no no I really really dislike it, but thanks to you I understand it. You and Bill could have easily accepted my offer, I know $500 I sent in 2002, let alone the $5k I would have if you stopped playing reggae right then and there would have been beyond helpful - but you of course made the right call. Thank you for teaching me a lesson I never forgot hopefully now I can teach you one.
Thanks,
Jason L. Lind, USAF (Sep.)
+1 414.788.2820
lind@multiplex.studio / lind@yahoo.com
in/odyss3us in/wescrusher
Driving-through-the-late-night-music.
Love it
Don't get me wrong, I love these guys. My favorite Philly band at the moment. Props to Bill & Rebecca for giving them exposure.
That said, the rhythm section needs work. Some inspiration or just a kick in the ass for starters. Essentially the same tempo and pattern on every track. Mind numbing after a while.
Consider Bernard Purdie and James Jamerson, et al for motivation.
Bernard Purdie - Wikipedia
James Jamerson - Wikipedia
That said, the rhythm section needs work. Some inspiration or just a kick in the ass for starters. Essentially the same tempo and pattern on every track. Mind numbing after a while.
Consider Bernard Purdie and James Jamerson, et al for motivation.
Bernard Purdie - Wikipedia
James Jamerson - Wikipedia
Stetsonman wrote:
Well, preliminary research suggests they do, indeed, have a drummer. No word yet on whether said drummer is human or robot, however.
do they just use a drum machine.
surely no drummer could be this monotonous and dull
surely no drummer could be this monotonous and dull
Well, preliminary research suggests they do, indeed, have a drummer. No word yet on whether said drummer is human or robot, however.
Stetsonman wrote:
The war on drummers?
do they just use a drum machine.
surely no drummer could be this monotonous and dull
surely no drummer could be this monotonous and dull
The war on drummers?
The Beaver Brown Band just popped into my head. Anybody else?
do they just use a drum machine.
surely no drummer could be this monotonous and dull
surely no drummer could be this monotonous and dull
westslope wrote:
'crafted', the most overused hipster word of the 21st century...along with 'makers'... like this is something new, or special? It's what real people have done for centuries...
Proposition: The War on Drugs is all about Adam Granduciel's personal war on tobacco, alcohol, pot and possibly other drugs.
Nothing more.
Personally I am glad that he 'cleaned up' as the songs on both albums are 'crafted' which means 'hard work' which means things go better when one is razor sharp straight.
This and the latest album are terrific.
Nothing more.
Personally I am glad that he 'cleaned up' as the songs on both albums are 'crafted' which means 'hard work' which means things go better when one is razor sharp straight.
This and the latest album are terrific.
'crafted', the most overused hipster word of the 21st century...along with 'makers'... like this is something new, or special? It's what real people have done for centuries...
Every time I hear this I like it more
Love War on Drugs, saw them at the O2 London with Slowdive and they blew me away.
mrfohr wrote:
Someone once commented that this is the whitest song ever recorded.
So what? klaasstap wrote:
Yes you are very boring.
The War on Drugs does the same trick every song. I gets very boring.
Yes you are very boring.
The drummer of this band deserves a raise.
Proposition: The War on Drugs is all about Adam Granduciel's personal war on tobacco, alcohol, pot and possibly other drugs.
Nothing more.
Personally I am glad that he 'cleaned up' as the songs on both albums are 'crafted' which means 'hard work' which means things go better when one is razor sharp straight.
This and the latest album are terrific.
Nothing more.
Personally I am glad that he 'cleaned up' as the songs on both albums are 'crafted' which means 'hard work' which means things go better when one is razor sharp straight.
This and the latest album are terrific.
yougivememosi wrote:
They don't live in a house?
Saw them live in a field during a late summers festival in England.. It was nothing short of epic.
They don't live in a house?
Sounds from this band are an invitation to an endless travel around the world.
Thanks for sharing this ^^
Thanks for sharing this ^^
The War on Drugs does the same trick every song. I gets very boring.
westslope wrote:
I don't.
Radio TWOD. I like.
I don't.
mrfohr wrote:
Someone was wrong.
Someone once commented that this is the whitest song ever recorded.
Someone was wrong.
Saw them live in a field during a late summers festival in England.. It was nothing short of epic.
Radio TWOD. I like.
this song brings me back to a wonderful trip that I did to Milano in 2017 when we went to their gig. great memories.
Love this track! And I loved that segue from This Mortal Coil - Song to the Siren :)
Someone once commented that this is the whitest song ever recorded.
If you 'd like an interesting read on the war on drugs then have a go at 'Chasing the Scream' by Johann Hari
Can't stop! 
Do you dream, you dream about me?
The rhythm always brings me to a good mood... yeah.
Vakse wrote:
Hamburg? I'll be there!
Did I mention I just got tickets....
Hamburg? I'll be there!
Did I mention I just got tickets....
Very good)
KalleB wrote:
Give it the 9!
So close to a 9.
What shall I do?
What shall I do?
Give it the 9!
Great band. Love their live shows on YouTube 
Gawd - NPA!
jimtyrrell wrote:
I saw them do a live show on TV recently and I thought it was kinda boring,
sounds like the studio is their friend
Sorry but I just can t get into this one. The quality of the percussion is top 40 ish. Oh hech, the whole thing is just way over produced. I ll give it a 5.
I saw them do a live show on TV recently and I thought it was kinda boring,
sounds like the studio is their friend
So close to a 9.
What shall I do?
What shall I do?
CoYoT51 wrote:
Take a drive to Arica, Chile and play this at full blast! The driving, pounding rhythm works.
Such a boring rhythm...
Take a drive to Arica, Chile and play this at full blast! The driving, pounding rhythm works.
Such a boring rhythm...
Love this album.
I like this, even though something about the driving rhythm reminded me at first of Springsteen's "Dancing In the Dark," which I loathe.
WoW
Limpopoking wrote:
So very true
Yet another band that I'd likely never have heard of without an RP introduction. Thanks guys.
So very true
Yet another band that I'd likely never have heard of without an RP introduction. Thanks guys.
Thanks to RP, to introduce this band to me. Purchased the album....yeah
gregskrtic wrote:
PURCHASE THIS ALBUM.
I must confess that I had never heard of this band before this album was released, but every time I hear a selection played on RP I like it more and more. Think I must purchase this album!
PURCHASE THIS ALBUM.
I must confess that I had never heard of this band before this album was released, but every time I hear a selection played on RP I like it more and more. Think I must purchase this album!
On_The_Beach wrote:
Wal-Mart's got a sale on crystal meth!
At very attractive prices I bet. One terrific way of losing weight.....
Wal-Mart's got a sale on crystal meth!
At very attractive prices I bet. One terrific way of losing weight.....
Fu...ng love it
love this amazing song - hope to see it performed live one day - it has all the elements of genius 
Thanks a lot Bill. Love that beat....made me dance over here in Germany...my first in the new year!
Peter_Bradshaw wrote:
Me want! Didn't know they had it on vinyl!
Stunning, truly stunning. The vinyl is amazing
Me want! Didn't know they had it on vinyl!
oh yeah, this vinyl's on pretty constant rotation at casa wrangler 
Peter_Bradshaw wrote:
Peter_Bradshaw wrote:
Stunning, truly stunning. The vinyl is amazing
westslope wrote:
Wal-Mart's got a sale on crystal meth!
Love this band and equally love the fact that it is relatively easy to share.
I have a question. Does any of this band's songs have anything at all to do with the 'War on Drugs'?
Incidentally, for those that do not know, Canada just elected a federal government that has pledged to fully legalize, regulate and tax marijuana and other psychoactive cannabis products.
Yes! Finally. One of these days, we'll do the same for cocaine and heroin.
I have a question. Does any of this band's songs have anything at all to do with the 'War on Drugs'?
Incidentally, for those that do not know, Canada just elected a federal government that has pledged to fully legalize, regulate and tax marijuana and other psychoactive cannabis products.
Yes! Finally. One of these days, we'll do the same for cocaine and heroin.
Wal-Mart's got a sale on crystal meth!
Love this band and equally love the fact that it is relatively easy to share.
I have a question. Does any of this band's songs have anything at all to do with the 'War on Drugs'?
Incidentally, for those that do not know, Canada just elected a federal government that has pledged to fully legalize, regulate and tax marijuana and other psychoactive cannabis products.
Yes! Finally. One of these days, we'll do the same for cocaine and heroin.
I have a question. Does any of this band's songs have anything at all to do with the 'War on Drugs'?
Incidentally, for those that do not know, Canada just elected a federal government that has pledged to fully legalize, regulate and tax marijuana and other psychoactive cannabis products.
Yes! Finally. One of these days, we'll do the same for cocaine and heroin.
Love it...haven't got a glühe what they arr sinning about...this Song is just brilliant. Danke!!!!
Sounds like a bass clarinet in there.
Stunning, truly stunning. The vinyl is amazing
Bright eyes don't grow old.
love this cd
Top song and album
agd3 wrote:
Me too, from 9 to 10. The whole album is a 10. Great late night driving record. Will never forget the first time I heard this, Midnight drive from PA to Chincoteague Island in Virginia. :)
Up to a 10. This entire album is great. Thanks for playing these guys for us Bill.
Me too, from 9 to 10. The whole album is a 10. Great late night driving record. Will never forget the first time I heard this, Midnight drive from PA to Chincoteague Island in Virginia. :)
This sounds like teenclub music. 4.5
Up to a 10. This entire album is great. Thanks for playing these guys for us Bill.
poolcleaner25 wrote:
agreed, one of the best new albums I've encountered in the past few years, very refreshing.
Killer album, so much space and mood.
agreed, one of the best new albums I've encountered in the past few years, very refreshing.
Killer album, so much space and mood.
bumped to a 9. Hoot!
bstevens1951 wrote:
I saw them on Thursday night in Charlotte, MC. They were solid. Played 2 hours. I'd say "go."
7 to an 8. I hear spotty things about their live shows, but The Dan didn't tour much in their hey day either. We'll give 'em the benefit of a doubt. Great album.
I saw them on Thursday night in Charlotte, MC. They were solid. Played 2 hours. I'd say "go."
7 to an 8. I hear spotty things about their live shows, but The Dan didn't tour much in their hey day either. We'll give 'em the benefit of a doubt. Great album.
I was so torn, as Spoon was on the same night at Malkin Bowl in Stanley Park. Spoon absolutely rocked, as did freaky Future Islands. Hope to catch TWOD next time... don't feel as bad about missing them after hearing about the sound quality... durn.
houston wrote:
houston wrote:
Song's right up my alley, however live in a nice small venue in Vancouver recently the sound started bad and ended unlistenable. Too bad I was all keen to fist pump but just couldn't get past the muddle.
MilesW wrote:
No.
As my buddy, over for a BBQ, said: "Pretty Weak, eh?"
No.
As my buddy, over for a BBQ, said: "Pretty Weak, eh?"
Not a big video guy but this song's is interesting. Strange and compelling.
Love that Beat....very nice....more of them please......
nice!
Song's right up my alley, however live in a nice small venue in Vancouver recently the sound started bad and ended unlistenable. Too bad I was all keen to fist pump but just couldn't get past the muddle.
Agreed!
akdavey wrote:
Perfect segue from Pink Floyd - Fearless.
ottovonb wrote:
Spot on!
Another addition for the Driving Through the Desert Late at Night With the Top Down Department.
Spot on!
Perfect segue from Pink Floyd - Fearless.
Damn solid.
Sorry but I just can t get into this one. The quality of the percussion is top 40 ish. Oh hech, the whole thing is just way over produced. I ll give it a 5.
Another addition for the Driving Through the Desert Late at Night With the Top Down Department.
akdavey wrote:
They were great last October at the Fillmore. Definitely fist-pumped the hoot!
This song gets better every time I here it.
The build up to his "hoot" is fan-fucking-tastic. I can see that moment in a concert where everyone chimes in, fists in air.
The build up to his "hoot" is fan-fucking-tastic. I can see that moment in a concert where everyone chimes in, fists in air.
They were great last October at the Fillmore. Definitely fist-pumped the hoot!
dlirious wrote:
Huh?
Mostly good tunes. Too bad it is so poorly recorded, these folks need to find someone else to record their music 'cause whoever is doing it now just sux. Either that or this one has been cut into MP3 pieces so many times nothing of any quality remains.
Huh?
. .. .. ..... Woo
Carl wrote:
Agree. Though The War on Drugs reminds me a little of early Bruce Springstein and Tom Petty.
Bought CDs from Future Islands and The War on Drugs recently thanks to RP. Love them both. Terrific road CDs.
BillG's comments on a comment are amusing to say the least.
This has a "Future Islands" sound to it (possibly vice versa—too lazy to check), which Bill seems to like these days. (FI's Spirit is high in rotation now.) As chance would have it, they're growing on me. Must be why I come here and stay!
Agree. Though The War on Drugs reminds me a little of early Bruce Springstein and Tom Petty.
Bought CDs from Future Islands and The War on Drugs recently thanks to RP. Love them both. Terrific road CDs.
BillG's comments on a comment are amusing to say the least.
Carl wrote:
👍✌️
This has a "Future Islands" sound to it (possibly vice versa—too lazy to check), which Bill seems to like these days. (FI's Spirit is high in rotation now.) As chance would have it, they're growing on me. Must be why I come here and stay!
👍✌️
1wolfy wrote:
Reminds me of Flock of Seagulls.
reminds me of Lindsey Buckingham SuperWeh wrote:
interesting 80s vibe going on, reminds me of empire of the sun
Reminds me of Flock of Seagulls.
BillG wrote:
Drum machine? no.
AutoTune? no.
Suck? no.
Congratulations! 3 for 3.
Amen. This song (and most of the album) is still so viscerally thrilling to me after so many listens.
This isn't the official video but works quite well:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV4m04CyTEA
Drum machine? no.
AutoTune? no.
Suck? no.
Congratulations! 3 for 3.
Amen. This song (and most of the album) is still so viscerally thrilling to me after so many listens.
This isn't the official video but works quite well:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV4m04CyTEA
This has a "Future Islands" sound to it (possibly vice versa—too lazy to check), which Bill seems to like these days. (FI's Spirit is high in rotation now.) As chance would have it, they're growing on me. Must be why I come here and stay!
Mostly good tunes. Too bad it is so poorly recorded, these folks need to find someone else to record their music 'cause whoever is doing it now just sux. Either that or this one has been cut into MP3 pieces so many times nothing of any quality remains.
calle01 wrote:
One is compelled, absolutely compelled, to wonder what motivates the deep displeasure that seems to suffuse your posts on this site. Maybe you should get out, turn off Radio Paradise, and find something you enjoy.
This band is obviously terrible with a drum machine and auto tuner?
THEY STILL SUCK !
Even after many attempts at a good listen :(
THEY STILL SUCK !
Even after many attempts at a good listen :(
One is compelled, absolutely compelled, to wonder what motivates the deep displeasure that seems to suffuse your posts on this site. Maybe you should get out, turn off Radio Paradise, and find something you enjoy.
Definitely the best way to be doing war.
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Whow!
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Whow!
calle01 wrote:
BillG wrote:
Drum machine? no.
AutoTune? no.
Suck? no.
Congratulations! 3 for 3.
Thanks Bill for defending The War On Drugs!
I think you missed one, though:
Good Listen? no.
Congratulations. 4 for 4!
This band is obviously terrible with a drum machine and auto tuner?
THEY STILL SUCK !
Even after many attempts at a good listen :(
THEY STILL SUCK !
Even after many attempts at a good listen :(
BillG wrote:
Drum machine? no.
AutoTune? no.
Suck? no.
Congratulations! 3 for 3.
Thanks Bill for defending The War On Drugs!
I think you missed one, though:
Good Listen? no.
Congratulations. 4 for 4!
calle01 wrote:
Drum machine? no.
AutoTune? no.
Suck? no.
Congratulations! 3 for 3.
This band is obviously terrible with a drum machine and auto tuner?
THEY STILL SUCK !
Even after many attempts at a good listen :(
THEY STILL SUCK !
Even after many attempts at a good listen :(
Drum machine? no.
AutoTune? no.
Suck? no.
Congratulations! 3 for 3.
calle01 wrote:
That's one of the better Stingray impressions I've seen here.
This band is obviously terrible with a drum machine and auto tuner?
THEY STILL SUCK !
Even after many attempts at a good listen :(
THEY STILL SUCK !
Even after many attempts at a good listen :(
That's one of the better Stingray impressions I've seen here.
reminds me of Lindsey Buckingham and flock of seagulls SuperWeh wrote:
interesting 80s vibe going on, reminds me of empire of the sun
interesting 80s vibe going on, reminds me of empire of the sun
BillG wrote:
Thanks for posting the video. Excellent performance, and the perfect comeback to that ignorant "drum machine" comment.
All lip-synched. And finger-synched, and hand-and-arm synched, and head-bob synched, and keyboard-slider synched. It's amazing what video editing can do these days.
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The more I hear those guys the more I like them and they are starting to get a lot of airplay down under now.
Steve wrote:
That's one weird-ass drum machine! I think they're using guitar machines and piano machines too.
Thanks for posting the video. Excellent performance, and the perfect comeback to that ignorant "drum machine" comment.
That's one weird-ass drum machine! I think they're using guitar machines and piano machines too.
Thanks for posting the video. Excellent performance, and the perfect comeback to that ignorant "drum machine" comment.
calle01 wrote:
That's one weird-ass drum machine! I think they're using guitar machines and piano machines too.
No matter how many times I've given this band a listen..
They NEVER get better!
This band is simple horrible and RP sadly plays them every 5th song? Drum Machine.. WTF!
They NEVER get better!
This band is simple horrible and RP sadly plays them every 5th song? Drum Machine.. WTF!
That's one weird-ass drum machine! I think they're using guitar machines and piano machines too.
TerryS wrote:
Those dudes comprised the Departments of Psychiatry at what was then called the Medical College of Georgia (MCG) but is now called Georgia Regents University (GRU)... is that institutional name change just a sliding signifier, or is it institutional schizophrenia?
I have read The Mask of Sanity by Hervey Cleckley, which begins with the Latin phrase "non teneas aurum totum quod splendet ut aurum"... it means, "Do not take as gold everything that shines like gold..." the book is about how psychopaths can appear sane on the surface— how they can wear a mask of sanity... Cleckley also proposes in the book that there are a LOT of psychopaths, and he quotes from Shakespeare's Hamlet— "They come not single spies. But in battalions!"...
paranoid schizophrenics are out to get me... I know it...
everybody in my alien space craft be dancing cross-eyed and buck naked like Willy Shakes... we love this red-eyed reefer madness song...
hope you be having a blast right this minute, TerryS... let's do some crimes...
Thigpen and Cleckley would have a field day.
Those dudes comprised the Departments of Psychiatry at what was then called the Medical College of Georgia (MCG) but is now called Georgia Regents University (GRU)... is that institutional name change just a sliding signifier, or is it institutional schizophrenia?
I have read The Mask of Sanity by Hervey Cleckley, which begins with the Latin phrase "non teneas aurum totum quod splendet ut aurum"... it means, "Do not take as gold everything that shines like gold..." the book is about how psychopaths can appear sane on the surface— how they can wear a mask of sanity... Cleckley also proposes in the book that there are a LOT of psychopaths, and he quotes from Shakespeare's Hamlet— "They come not single spies. But in battalions!"...
paranoid schizophrenics are out to get me... I know it...
everybody in my alien space craft be dancing cross-eyed and buck naked like Willy Shakes... we love this red-eyed reefer madness song...
hope you be having a blast right this minute, TerryS... let's do some crimes...
Lazarus wrote:
Thigpen and Cleckley would have a field day.
Everybody in my alien space craft loves this song...
Thigpen and Cleckley would have a field day.
8—>9.
just a viscerally thrilling song from a really great album.
a long article but worth the read on the band: https://www.stereogum.com/1668412/through-the-haze-the-struggles-visions-and-revelations-of-the-war-on-drugs/franchises/interview/#
just a viscerally thrilling song from a really great album.
a long article but worth the read on the band: https://www.stereogum.com/1668412/through-the-haze-the-struggles-visions-and-revelations-of-the-war-on-drugs/franchises/interview/#
Lazarus wrote:
My franchise for my mushrooming multitude of churches collapsed, so for a while I lived in a mushrooming multitude of homeless camps... but now I live in an alien space craft, and we be dancing buck naked and cross-eyed like Willy Shakes...
we love this song... those red eyes come from reefer... we love sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll...
hope you are having a marvelous time right now, ShaunJ...
Tough times Laz, Thanks for the update. Go easy on the reefer
My franchise for my mushrooming multitude of churches collapsed, so for a while I lived in a mushrooming multitude of homeless camps... but now I live in an alien space craft, and we be dancing buck naked and cross-eyed like Willy Shakes...
we love this song... those red eyes come from reefer... we love sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll...
hope you are having a marvelous time right now, ShaunJ...
Tough times Laz, Thanks for the update. Go easy on the reefer
ShaunJ wrote:
Laz, what happened to everybody in your mushrooming multitude of churches, dancing buck ass naked all over the world like bowlegged gypsy muleskinners? Are they in the alien spacecraft? Just checking
My franchise for my mushrooming multitude of churches collapsed, so for a while I lived in a mushrooming multitude of homeless camps... but now I live in an alien space craft, and we be dancing buck naked and cross-eyed like Willy Shakes...
we love this song... those red eyes come from reefer... we love sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll...
hope you are having a marvelous time right now, ShaunJ...
Laz, what happened to everybody in your mushrooming multitude of churches, dancing buck ass naked all over the world like bowlegged gypsy muleskinners? Are they in the alien spacecraft? Just checking
My franchise for my mushrooming multitude of churches collapsed, so for a while I lived in a mushrooming multitude of homeless camps... but now I live in an alien space craft, and we be dancing buck naked and cross-eyed like Willy Shakes...
we love this song... those red eyes come from reefer... we love sex, drugs, and rock 'n roll...
hope you are having a marvelous time right now, ShaunJ...
Lazarus wrote:
Laz, what happened to everybody in your mushrooming multitude of churches, dancing buck ass naked all over the world like bowlegged gypsy muleskinners? Are they in the alien spacecraft? Just checking
Everybody in my alien space craft loves this song...
Laz, what happened to everybody in your mushrooming multitude of churches, dancing buck ass naked all over the world like bowlegged gypsy muleskinners? Are they in the alien spacecraft? Just checking