Hunky Dory had some of Bowie's most personal compositions, like this one. Words like spooky, moving and troubling come to mind. Hunky Dory, taken as a whole, was his best album, imho.
After five decades of listening to this mindless masterpiece I'm still moved to tears. It's an immensely sad song, only comparable to After All. As we know now, it refers to David's brother. I don't think DB ever got this personal again.
I can't pick a best album by Bowie. Hunky Dory, Ziggy, Aladdin Sane, and Diamond Dogs all come to mind, each for slightly different reasons. Honorable mention to the album The Man Who Sold The World, for having my favorite Bowie song ever (The Supermen).
Every ‘70’s album is perfection in its own way. Although Low and Lodger were a bit hit and miss. I once told David Bowie that David Bowie’s last great album was Heroes..only I had no idea that I was actually saying that to Bowie himself, and I curl up and die everytime I think of it, because it was not true. When Lazarus came out, and Bowie had passed I revisited Scary Monsters and Super Creeps, and so I lied, because that album is a masterpiece. I’m glad that he came back from being dead from 2004 until 2014 and left us with 2 and a half Bowie at his very best albums plus the musical he had always been intending to write since his teens.
The mark of a really good song lyric is not some concrete message the artist wants to smash you over the head with, but wording and phrasing that is meaningful, but vague enough to allow each and every listener to fill in the gaps. This song is a brilliant example of that. Everyone who listens to it can apply it to their own experiences and make it their own.
I feel you, but I also think that it is important to find the true meaning that the artist intended. I like to know, for example, who these songs were written about. It helps me appreciate them so much more when I think I have figured out who the subjects are.
I’m pretty sure it’s about his relationship with his beloved older brother, who ended up in a psych hospital. But Bowie’s lyrics from many songs ARE as you say.
@@user-yz9kz6vt9y well I hope my comment helps. And I agree with you. Though as a young teenager, early on when I first loved Bowie, some of his lyrics felt like they were spoken directly to me, and I think generations of teens have had that experience, and then it kind of works not to always know. Some of us songs are far more obvious than others, and they have an obvious narrative. Major Tom, Starman. Then I think if you don’t know that Diamond Dogs was Bowie’s ‘stage musical’ album, you might get a bit confused? Anyway yeah, I agree. I’ve loved the times I’ve discovered what DB himself says his songs are about. Like this one for example.
@@gaynorgregory2528 Yes, I had heard that this was about his brother. Really though, it kind of proves my point. He was able to vent about his brother in a meaningful way, while still allowing people to apply it to themselves. Regardless, it has always been one of my favorite songs of his.
I imagine it was for his step-brother Terry who wound up in a mental institution until he threw himself in front of a train years later.What always got me was the way he becomes Terry at the end ..."lay me place". Still gives me chills.
yes i read this was for/ in memory of his Brother Terry 😍Love this one .been listenin to this quite alot lately .This and several others goin round in my head. .
Hey!.....FYI, .Actually, David stated that the song refers to the time he was a 'shaven headed transvestite' travelling with the 'Lindsey Kemp mime troupe'......
" Oh my brother lay upon the rocks, he could be dead, he could be not, he could be you. He's comedian, chameleon, Corinthian and caricature". Still gives me tingles.
This song as well as most of the songs on Hunky Dory have always been some of my favorites. Came here to make sure of the lyrics, which are fantastic in the true sense of what fantastic means. After a bit of research most people say this is about Davids half brother who suffered from schitzophrenia, Bowie himself never said what the song was about concisely & only preformed the song a handful of times live ( and those were done after 2000 ). I always found that this as well as all the songs on Hunky Dory made the listener THINK, they were all done so nice & acousticley w/mostly classical type instruments & had such a beautiful clean sound that carried the emotion behind them so well. More info can be found in the Wikipedia article ( forgive me that I have not included a link please). I am still saddened by Davids passing as the world lost a true musical genious. Thank You Fritzes007 for posting this lyric video
Every now and again someone arrives in this world that is different, special, out of this world as we know it. Seen only once and never repeated. I give you David bowie. I will die knowing I was lucky to live in his time.
When asked by an interviewer years ago what this song meant Bowie replied "Star Trek in a leather jacket". I remember reading that. I took it as "figure it out yourself".
obviously I've tried Googling it. I figure it's just like the song kind of says. it's most likely some people obviously knew some brothers that preach some crap that they believed in at one time learned otherwise and took action
This is a song about a magician who left the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and the struggle that another magician used, unsuccessfully, to try and bring him\her back into the Order.
Haunting and compelling - Bowie needed to release tracks like this is order to reveal his darker side, Each hearing of this leaves me wondering ( and wanting) more !!! One of my favourite Bowie tracks !! ( amongst dozens)
Robert Jones he revealed a dark side since the man who sold the world until alladin sane,but this is more clear,easier to get this side,on hunky dory.Is a mix of folk music with total counterculture lyrics and piano acts,wonderfully played by rick wakeman,by the way,with lyrics about tedious days or solitude.Ziggy is a dark character, weird and crazy,full of tension?Yes,but the mellodies are more pop,and the figurine opened a window of attention never saw before. Hunky Dory was a way for this.Beautiful way.
So emocional, this piece of art is just faboulos, dedicated to his half-brother terry. It just have too much feeling, it makes me cry I dont know why... -" And my brother lays in the rocks,he could be death, he could be not... he could be you" That is one of the phrases that shock me the most.. brilliant genius.. David Bowie
Brilliant and enigmatic. It seems so simple minded to try and find a definite meaning of the lyrics. So much of its power lies in its dreamlike quality.
@@alyzz9863 i really can't see a better song than bewlay bros. It's just perfect from start to finish and i'm not in the position to know what the lyrics were supposed to mean, but that's the beauty of it: the fact that the listener can interpret them how he feels and i personally think that the lyrics of this song are simply beautiful and just as ambiguous as they should, blackstar seems to be a little too deep and full of references, maybe it was his magnum opus but for me this song is one of the truly most beautiful songs i ve heard, plus the instrumental and musical structure is a delight, whereas blackstar has more of a dark themed sound that you have to be in a certain mood to be able to listen to.
Music then and by some artists were so full of meaning and beauty and grace. David was more than an entertainer. His writing, art, poetry and vision were so first class. Today's music has regressed to talking about body parts.....there is something wrong with that. That's why when the greats like Jackson and Bowie (my 2 all time favs) shed their mortal coil the loss is not only of them but the death of real music.
Fernando Romero There is certainly good music out there, but nothing stands out. Probably because I have really have high standards. David Bowie and few others are legends. If they where still musicians just as good as him all over the place now, he wouldn't be considered a legend. Legend's come rarely. We had our time with them, but that time is over. Though out there in this world, there's a few kids out there to become the next legends in music. It's only a matter of time. They won't be doing the music that is trending, or doing music a "favour" by doing something retro. They'll make music go forward.
pure lyical genius, to me this song describes the realized vision of a world gone wrong in many ways, from war to corporate effects on free market trade, to the working class struggle of that time in light of unwanted social reforms.
Bowie himself is said to have told producer Ken Scott that it was a track for the American market, because "the Americans always like to read things into things", even though the lyrics "make absolutely no sense".[2] Reflecting on the song in 2008, Bowie wrote, "I wouldn't know how to interpret the lyric of this song other than suggesting that there are layers of ghosts within it. It's a palimpsest, then."[3
@@annwhite2346 Exactly. As I said higher, he wrote it willingly to remain unexplained to the masses...Isn't it rather about a couple of (somewhat trashy) drug dealers being brothers and acting under disguise of some sect/hippy/intello "preachers" of the kind (as it was common back then in the late 60's) ?
Part of the last verses lyrics: And my brother lays upon the rocks He could be dead, he could be not, he could be you He's chameleon, comedian, Corinthian and caricature Shooting up pie-in-the-sky The Bewlay Brothers ...really kicks me in the heart knowing the context of this song and mental illness as a whole. A truly timeless and relevant song forever.
This is partly a fictionalized account of David Bowie’s relationship with his older schizophrenic stepbrother* Terry Burns (1937 - 1985), who was a huge influence on him. Bowie, Iggy Pop and Colin Thurston produced Pop’s 1977 LP “Lust For Life” under the pseudonym “Bewlay Bros.” Bowie related : “The only pipe I have ever smoked was a cheap Bewlay. It was a common item in the late ‘60s and for this song, I used Bewlay as a cognomen - in place of my own. This wasn’t just a song about brotherhood so I didn’t want to misrepresent it by using my true name. Having said that, I wouldn’t know how to interpret the lyric of this song other than suggesting that there are layers of ghosts within it. It’s a palimpsest then […]. Unlike the rest of the ‘Hunky Dory’ album [1971], which I had written before the studio had been booked, this song was an unwritten piece that I felt had to be recorded instantaneously. I had a whole wad of words that I had been writing all day. I had felt distanced and unsteady all evening, something settling in my mind. It’s possible that I may have smoked something in my Bewlay pipe. I distinctly remember a sense of emotional invasion.” 💙🎶💚 Always loved, never forgotten, forever missed will you remain, David Robert Jones, a.k.a. David Bowie (1947 - 2016)… 🌹 * The stepbrothers shared the same mother, but had different fathers.
It could also be "in the night walk pavilion." That's what I hear. I noticed that sometimes, the printed lyrics in the CD inserts have mistakes in them, and I think that might have been deliberate.
Sometimes, songs like these are the only possible way for inexplicable traumas to be understood. It’s unimaginable to watch your older brother hero go mad, try to take him in, lose your marriage as he worsens, and then resign him to a mental hospital. There’s just no words, and no one understands that kind of loss. I lost my fertility as a married young man. My libido changed. I eventually only had feelings for women younger than my wife, which confused and hurt us both. Then, I had no sexual feelings for anyone ever again. I was diagnosed as infertile before I was 35 years old. No doctor could tell me why. There was a long time I just wanted to die. My wife tried her best, but resented me for being unable to give her children. With fertility treatment we were able to have twins made from my own cells. But there will always be a part of me that feels empty that no one will ever understand, even the mother of my children and my own family. A loss beyond words.
+agstone Yorkstone where did you find the article from? 'cause I want to know about it too. without any former information, these lyrics are almost impossible to understand..
agstone Yorkstone , i agree it has elements of that because of the line ," in our wings that bark , and teeth of brass. to me sounds like a gunship with 7.62 nato rounds on a belt.
Saw ziggy in Glasgow 1972, still breaks my heart I won't see him again.
Brilliant ..The whole Hunky Dory Album is stand out
duh
My favorite album!
My favorite of his and also one of my favorite albums in general
Hunky Dory had some of Bowie's most personal compositions, like this one. Words like spooky, moving and troubling come to mind. Hunky Dory, taken as a whole, was his best album, imho.
After five decades of listening to this mindless masterpiece I'm still moved to tears. It's an immensely sad song, only comparable to After All. As we know now, it refers to David's brother. I don't think DB ever got this personal again.
I can't pick a best album by Bowie.
Hunky Dory, Ziggy, Aladdin Sane, and Diamond Dogs all come to mind, each for slightly different reasons.
Honorable mention to the album The Man Who Sold The World, for having my favorite Bowie song ever (The Supermen).
Every ‘70’s album is perfection in its own way. Although Low and Lodger were a bit hit and miss. I once told David Bowie that David Bowie’s last great album was Heroes..only I had no idea that I was actually saying that to Bowie himself, and I curl up and die everytime I think of it, because it was not true. When Lazarus came out, and Bowie had passed I revisited Scary Monsters and Super Creeps, and so I lied, because that album is a masterpiece. I’m glad that he came back from being dead from 2004 until 2014 and left us with 2 and a half Bowie at his very best albums plus the musical he had always been intending to write since his teens.
My two favorite bowie albums, ziggy and hunky dory. How lucky were we to have lived in that time and experience it together?
The mark of a really good song lyric is not some concrete message the artist wants to smash you over the head with, but wording and phrasing that is meaningful, but vague enough to allow each and every listener to fill in the gaps. This song is a brilliant example of that. Everyone who listens to it can apply it to their own experiences and make it their own.
I feel you, but I also think that it is important to find the true meaning that the artist intended. I like to know, for example, who these songs were written about. It helps me appreciate them so much more when I think I have figured out who the subjects are.
I’m pretty sure it’s about his relationship with his beloved older brother, who ended up in a psych hospital. But Bowie’s lyrics from many songs ARE as you say.
@@user-yz9kz6vt9y well I hope my comment helps. And I agree with you. Though as a young teenager, early on when I first loved Bowie, some of his lyrics felt like they were spoken directly to me, and I think generations of teens have had that experience, and then it kind of works not to always know. Some of us songs are far more obvious than others, and they have an obvious narrative. Major Tom, Starman. Then I think if you don’t know that Diamond Dogs was Bowie’s ‘stage musical’ album, you might get a bit confused? Anyway yeah, I agree. I’ve loved the times I’ve discovered what DB himself says his songs are about. Like this one for example.
@@gaynorgregory2528 Yes, I had heard that this was about his brother. Really though, it kind of proves my point. He was able to vent about his brother in a meaningful way, while still allowing people to apply it to themselves. Regardless, it has always been one of my favorite songs of his.
@@gaynorgregory2528 The song "Aladin Sane" is even more directly about his brother.
Honestly , this broke my heart and it still does
I imagine it was for his step-brother Terry who wound up in a mental institution until he threw himself in front of a train years later.What always got me was the way he becomes Terry at the end ..."lay me place". Still gives me chills.
thank you very much through that information for years and years I've wondered about the song at least that's something I didn't know
yes i read this was for/ in memory of his Brother Terry 😍Love this one .been listenin to this quite alot lately .This and several others goin round in my head. .
Hey!.....FYI, .Actually, David stated that the song refers to the time he was a 'shaven headed transvestite' travelling with the 'Lindsey Kemp mime troupe'......
" Oh my brother lay upon the rocks, he could be dead, he could be not,
he could be you. He's comedian, chameleon, Corinthian and caricature".
Still gives me tingles.
LOL love it. @@willomina1990
This song as well as most of the songs on Hunky Dory have always been some of my favorites. Came here to make sure of the lyrics, which are fantastic in the true sense of what fantastic means. After a bit of research most people say this is about Davids half brother who suffered from schitzophrenia, Bowie himself never said what the song was about concisely & only preformed the song a handful of times live ( and those were done after 2000 ). I always found that this as well as all the songs on Hunky Dory made the listener THINK, they were all done so nice & acousticley w/mostly classical type instruments & had such a beautiful clean sound that carried the emotion behind them so well. More info can be found in the Wikipedia article ( forgive me that I have not included a link please). I am still saddened by Davids passing as the world lost a true musical genious. Thank You Fritzes007 for posting this lyric video
Every now and again someone arrives in this world that is different, special, out of this world as we know it. Seen only once and never repeated. I give you David bowie. I will die knowing I was lucky to live in his time.
This is a beautiful song
When asked by an interviewer years ago what this song meant Bowie replied "Star Trek in a leather jacket". I remember reading that. I took it as "figure it out yourself".
i wonder what he ment?
obviously I've tried Googling it. I figure it's just like the song kind of says. it's most likely some people obviously knew some brothers that preach some crap that they believed in at one time learned otherwise and took action
This is a song about a magician who left the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and the struggle that another magician used, unsuccessfully, to try and bring him\her back into the Order.
I’ve read many theories that say that the song is about Bowie’s schizophrenic half-brother Terry. Also possibly homosexuality
kryldon
About his brother who committed suicide.
That’s one theory 🤷🏽♀️
Haunting and compelling - Bowie needed to release tracks like this is order to reveal his darker side, Each hearing of this leaves me wondering ( and wanting) more !!! One of my favourite Bowie tracks !! ( amongst dozens)
Fuckin A
Robert Jones he revealed a dark side since the man who sold the world until alladin sane,but this is more clear,easier to get this side,on hunky dory.Is a mix of folk music with total counterculture lyrics and piano acts,wonderfully played by rick wakeman,by the way,with lyrics about tedious days or solitude.Ziggy is a dark character, weird and crazy,full of tension?Yes,but the mellodies are more pop,and the figurine opened a window of attention never saw before. Hunky Dory was a way for this.Beautiful way.
So emocional, this piece of art is just faboulos, dedicated to his half-brother terry. It just have too much feeling, it makes me cry I dont know why...
-" And my brother lays in the rocks,he could be death, he could be not... he could be you"
That is one of the phrases that shock me the most.. brilliant genius.. David Bowie
I love it love it love it!!!! It's the best I ever heard or read about being young in the sixties. This voice is a friend.
Bowie truly has ALL THE BEST WORDS.
Brilliant and enigmatic. It seems so simple minded to try and find a definite meaning of the lyrics. So much of its power lies in its dreamlike quality.
One of my favourite Bowie Songs!
His best song - ever.
ever heard about Blackstar ? or dollar days maybe ?
@@ziadmoghazy8911 you re joking right
@@moisevitek I doubt that. Blackstar is truly his magnum opus.
@@alyzz9863 i really can't see a better song than bewlay bros. It's just perfect from start to finish and i'm not in the position to know what the lyrics were supposed to mean, but that's the beauty of it: the fact that the listener can interpret them how he feels and i personally think that the lyrics of this song are simply beautiful and just as ambiguous as they should, blackstar seems to be a little too deep and full of references, maybe it was his magnum opus but for me this song is one of the truly most beautiful songs i ve heard, plus the instrumental and musical structure is a delight, whereas blackstar has more of a dark themed sound that you have to be in a certain mood to be able to listen to.
I agree.
BOWIE . LYRICAL GENIUS
Weird early Bowie tune. Hunky Dory is genuine piece of art
He was singing about The Golden Dawn.
This song is a bit Dylanesque in my opinion, until the last bit with the tracks over themselves. Bowie, you gave us all so much joy! ♡
Yes it is.
Some of his wordplay - crazy rhymes and surrealistic images - echoes Marc Bolan.
Music then and by some artists were so full of meaning and beauty and grace. David was more than an entertainer. His writing, art, poetry and vision were so first class. Today's music has regressed to talking about body parts.....there is something wrong with that. That's why when the greats like Jackson and Bowie (my 2 all time favs) shed their mortal coil the loss is not only of them but the death of real music.
Fernando Romero There is certainly good music out there, but nothing stands out. Probably because I have really have high standards. David Bowie and few others are legends. If they where still musicians just as good as him all over the place now, he wouldn't be considered a legend. Legend's come rarely. We had our time with them, but that time is over. Though out there in this world, there's a few kids out there to become the next legends in music. It's only a matter of time. They won't be doing the music that is trending, or doing music a "favour" by doing something retro. They'll make music go forward.
pure lyical genius, to me this song describes the realized vision of a world gone wrong in many ways, from war to corporate effects on free market trade, to the working class struggle of that time in light of unwanted social reforms.
Bowie himself is said to have told producer Ken Scott that it was a track for the American market, because "the Americans always like to read things into things", even though the lyrics "make absolutely no sense".[2] Reflecting on the song in 2008, Bowie wrote, "I wouldn't know how to interpret the lyric of this song other than suggesting that there are layers of ghosts within it. It's a palimpsest, then."[3
He knew what it was about, he just didn't want to talk about it.
@@annwhite2346
Exactly. As I said higher, he wrote it willingly to remain unexplained to the masses...Isn't it rather about a couple of (somewhat trashy) drug dealers being brothers and acting under disguise of some sect/hippy/intello "preachers" of the kind (as it was common back then in the late 60's) ?
@@argynn It's about Magic, and not the Abracadabra kind 😟
soooo good after all these years...still so good. we all know some brothas like that :)
Rest in peace Thin White Duke 1947-2016
Part of the last verses lyrics:
And my brother lays upon the rocks
He could be dead, he could be not, he could be you
He's chameleon, comedian, Corinthian and caricature
Shooting up pie-in-the-sky
The Bewlay Brothers
...really kicks me in the heart knowing the context of this song and mental illness as a whole.
A truly timeless and relevant song forever.
Thats Bowie's Soul speaking with us... I can just say, it would have been great to meet u once... Miss u! ❤️
DaMN this lyric is brilliant.
This is partly a fictionalized account of David Bowie’s relationship with his older schizophrenic stepbrother* Terry Burns (1937 - 1985), who was a huge influence on him.
Bowie, Iggy Pop and Colin Thurston produced Pop’s 1977 LP “Lust For Life” under the pseudonym “Bewlay Bros.”
Bowie related : “The only pipe I have ever smoked was a cheap Bewlay. It was a common item in the late ‘60s and for this song, I used Bewlay as a cognomen - in place of my own. This wasn’t just a song about brotherhood so I didn’t want to misrepresent it by using my true name. Having said that, I wouldn’t know how to interpret the lyric of this song other than suggesting that there are layers of ghosts within it. It’s a palimpsest then […]. Unlike the rest of the ‘Hunky Dory’ album [1971], which I had written before the studio had been booked, this song was an unwritten piece that I felt had to be recorded instantaneously. I had a whole wad of words that I had been writing all day. I had felt distanced and unsteady all evening, something settling in my mind. It’s possible that I may have smoked something in my Bewlay pipe. I distinctly remember a sense of emotional invasion.” 💙🎶💚
Always loved, never forgotten, forever missed will you remain, David Robert Jones, a.k.a. David Bowie (1947 - 2016)… 🌹
* The stepbrothers shared the same mother, but had different fathers.
Love this song! Lol love all his songs, thanks for subtitles
God that's good!
duh
Poetic, prophetic and from the source of all consciousness.
My God, I always love this song! >w
When I first heard this song, the concluding bit made me jump. Was alone with my eyes closed and suddenly thought someone was growling in my ear
One of the peaks in the whole history of song lyrics. Period.
Hymn!!!!!!!!!!Rest In Peace Ziggy hero Stardust
A truly solid book - unbelievably GOOD
I wish the ending of this magnificent song, where those opposingly pitched voices urge "Please come away!" was at least 3 minutes longer...
Outstanding!
God..I miss my albums...
The Bewlay brothers actually signed a NBA contract this year. Small parts of this song need to be played at games. What are the odds.
they just dont tell em like that anymore,sheer poetry
It could also be "in the night walk pavilion." That's what I hear. I noticed that sometimes, the printed lyrics in the CD inserts have mistakes in them, and I think that might have been deliberate.
I realized this. I was just listening to Ziggy Stardust and many people thought the lyrics are other things as well. Crazy eh?
Crying gnomes in the outro i dedicate to my brother ❤❤❤🎸
Legend
A Masterpiece X X
awesome
Can't go to sleep until I listen to it
Sometimes, songs like these are the only possible way for inexplicable traumas to be understood. It’s unimaginable to watch your older brother hero go mad, try to take him in, lose your marriage as he worsens, and then resign him to a mental hospital. There’s just no words, and no one understands that kind of loss.
I lost my fertility as a married young man. My libido changed. I eventually only had feelings for women younger than my wife, which confused and hurt us both. Then, I had no sexual feelings for anyone ever again. I was diagnosed as infertile before I was 35 years old. No doctor could tell me why. There was a long time I just wanted to die. My wife tried her best, but resented me for being unable to give her children. With fertility treatment we were able to have twins made from my own cells. But there will always be a part of me that feels empty that no one will ever understand, even the mother of my children and my own family. A loss beyond words.
WOW!!!
Yous are all right we were gone.to the free festival
Oh, qué bien! Gracias parcero.
JUST WALKING THE DEAD YOU DIDN'T KNOW I COULD DO THAT
Dedicated to those we lost in Iraq. Lt. Flowery. Spc. Flores. Pvt. Hamilton. Spc. Lara.
So I went to sleep, this was played to me.
I did not wake up, I was content.
Nice job Fritzes007 '
Can anyone heard the voice of the Gnome in the end? And by the end I mean the last lyrics after I'm starving for me gravy
I always giggled at that.
Tribute to his life with his brother? It's a wee glimpse of his giving remembrance to him.
。If this isn't the best creative masterpiece ever, excluding Bach, what is?
Need a whole song like how it goes at 4:09
March 16
Sorry, its 'Twelve Men'....not Dwarf Men. Please tell me that was AI and not a person?
70th comment: 2017 would have been his 70th birthday.
STONE TEMPLE LUXOR EGYPT KING DAVID LAZARUS
the horror -- marlon brando , apocalypse now.
11 comments, 11,333 views.
PVC INTERSTELLAR
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I was told it was about the Vietnam war, which makes sense now I've seen the lyrics,
Hunky Dory is my favourite Bowie album.
+agstone Yorkstone hunky dory or pinups are my two favourite, so hard to pick just one. 👍
+agstone Yorkstone where did you find the article from? 'cause I want to know about it too. without any former information, these lyrics are almost impossible to understand..
agstone Yorkstone , i agree it has elements of that because of the line ," in our wings that bark , and teeth of brass. to me sounds like a gunship with 7.62 nato rounds on a belt.
Duan Torruellas and flashing teeth of brass.
PVCDEDEN TORAH COALLITIAN BBHUNTER ON GRUNGED TOPICAL
Read fake moon landings in there and the lyrics make sense