Yes it was. We should do that again.stip wrote:that lyric tournament we did on the old board was disappointing
One of those things where people don't agree so you end up with something no one really thought deserved it. Or so I thought.
Yes it was. We should do that again.stip wrote:that lyric tournament we did on the old board was disappointing
I think he's overused it to express emotion he couldn't easily express more articulately.stip wrote:I've never thought Eddie cursed particularly well, outside of the fuck you in not for you. Although it's never been that important a part of the writingThejambi wrote:Ed used to be masterful in his placement of "Fuck".
I think it worked well in Jeremy.yofismom wrote:I think he's overused it to express emotion he couldn't easily express more articulately.stip wrote:I've never thought Eddie cursed particularly well, outside of the fuck you in not for you. Although it's never been that important a part of the writingThejambi wrote:Ed used to be masterful in his placement of "Fuck".
The only FUCK that I find perfectly placed is the one in Not For You.
Harmless little fuck? I don't have a problem with it, but I don't think it's particularly good either.EJ wrote:I think it worked well in Jeremy.yofismom wrote:I think he's overused it to express emotion he couldn't easily express more articulately.stip wrote:I've never thought Eddie cursed particularly well, outside of the fuck you in not for you. Although it's never been that important a part of the writingThejambi wrote:Ed used to be masterful in his placement of "Fuck".
The only FUCK that I find perfectly placed is the one in Not For You.
porchEJ wrote:I think it worked well in Jeremy.yofismom wrote:I think he's overused it to express emotion he couldn't easily express more articulately.stip wrote:I've never thought Eddie cursed particularly well, outside of the fuck you in not for you. Although it's never been that important a part of the writingThejambi wrote:Ed used to be masterful in his placement of "Fuck".
The only FUCK that I find perfectly placed is the one in Not For You.
I think that's just artist speak for 'I don't really want to try so hard anymore.'yofismom wrote:Ed said somewhere that he used to think all his lyrics had to have multiple layers of meaning and he's learned that's not so.
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That lyric from UK is greatyofismom wrote:You guys have brought up lots of good lyrics I'm happy to be reminded of.
Is this one iconic:
"Dream the dreams of other men, you will be no one's rival"
I think that's brilliant. Ed said somewhere that he used to think all his lyrics had to have multiple layers of meaning and he's learned that's not so. But really. His best lyrics, like that one, are indeed brilliant because of the ambiguity.
Also a shout out to whoever mentioned the lyric from Push Me, Pull Me "I'll dry up leaving puddles on the ground". Love that whole stanza.
I thought it was just " she don't wander in here/ don't wander in here she/ don't wander in here" etcWhale and Wasp wrote:
"She don't wander in this shape"
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Knowing this board it has something to do with poop.stip wrote:Oh noWhat happened?