Jun 5, 2011
More Country Bumper Stickers
Labels:
Country Bumper Stickers,
Eric Church,
Texas,
Tim McGraw,
Willie Nelson
Jun 3, 2011
YouTube Gems: Foo Fighters - Walk
My day felt kinda similar to this.
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Foo Fighters,
YouTube Gems
YouTube Gems: Ha Ha Tonka
From the excellent Death of a Decade, here's Ha Ha Tonka with "Usual Suspects." RIYL: Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Fleet Foxes, R.E.M., The Civil Wars.
Labels:
Ha Ha Tonka,
YouTube Gems
Jun 2, 2011
Miranda Lambert lyric parody
Thanks to the ever-twisted Bobby Joe for this parody of Miranda's "Heart Like Mine."
Fart Like Mine
(©2010 BobbyJoe parody lyric)
I ain't the kind you take home to dinner
I ain't the kind to hold it in
Somehow they always get louder
When I'm on a cabbage binge
Even though I hate to admit it
Sometimes I can really reek
Christian folks say I should quit it
I just turn the other cheek
(Chorus):
'Cause I heard Jesus, he ate beans
And we know he always caused a scene
He could clear a room and make you blind
So I bet he'd understand a fart like mine
Mama gagged when I ripped my first one
Said she'd love me anyway
My brother got the sense of the family
So I thought I'd learn to toot
(Chorus):
'Cause I heard Jesus, he ate beans
And we know he always caused a scene
He could clear a room and make you blind
So I bet he'd understand a fart like mine
(Bridge):
I'll Beano away
From it all one day
I'll Beano away
These are the days that I will remember
When my name's called on the roll
He'll meet me with two beef burritos
Make blue flames for me coming home
(Chorus):
'Cause I heard Jesus, he ate beans
And we know he always caused a scene
He could clear a room and make you blind
So I bet he'd understand a fart like mine
Oh, Yes He would
(©2010 BobbyJoe parody lyric)
I ain't the kind you take home to dinner
I ain't the kind to hold it in
Somehow they always get louder
When I'm on a cabbage binge
Even though I hate to admit it
Sometimes I can really reek
Christian folks say I should quit it
I just turn the other cheek
(Chorus):
'Cause I heard Jesus, he ate beans
And we know he always caused a scene
He could clear a room and make you blind
So I bet he'd understand a fart like mine
Mama gagged when I ripped my first one
Said she'd love me anyway
My brother got the sense of the family
So I thought I'd learn to toot
(Chorus):
'Cause I heard Jesus, he ate beans
And we know he always caused a scene
He could clear a room and make you blind
So I bet he'd understand a fart like mine
(Bridge):
I'll Beano away
From it all one day
I'll Beano away
These are the days that I will remember
When my name's called on the roll
He'll meet me with two beef burritos
Make blue flames for me coming home
(Chorus):
'Cause I heard Jesus, he ate beans
And we know he always caused a scene
He could clear a room and make you blind
So I bet he'd understand a fart like mine
Oh, Yes He would
Labels:
Miranda Lambert,
parody
Jun 1, 2011
Larry Lee the Primitive Baptist Reviews:
Larry Lee the Primitive Baptist Reviews: Josh Abbott Band with Kacey Musgraves - Oh, Tonight
Trailer has assigned yet another Texas country artist for me to review. I think he's purposely antagonizing you Texas people. I personally don't have anything against Texans, other than what I may have said in the past - which may have been skewed by a bit too much caffeine from my wife's sweet tea. Jesus even loves Lone Star State residents. Most in the Austin metropolitan area are on his watch list, however.
The lead singer sounds like he's chewing on a piece of straw or something while he sings. The female has an angelic voice; she should go into gospel music. But she just asked him to "kiss me on the mouth." Hmm, I don't even do that to my wife, and we are actually bound by Holy matrimony. If this couple isn't married, well, I won't say mouth kissing is sin, but it's a golden gateway to temptation… and they are certainly courting that darkest of all sins - sexual impurity. I hope they wear their Purity Rings at all times.
There's really not a lot to this song… it sounds pretty good for secular music and the only other sin that's plainly mentioned is pride. I consider this a lesser sin… I have been guilty of it a few times. I sometimes take pride in the way I look in a finely pressed, creased and starched Walmart suit. Sometimes I notice some of the blue-haired old ladies staring at me in those sharp creases like I'm a Jello mold or something. It's creepy to be honest, yet I persevere in delivering the Good Word to those biddies.
Anyway, all-in-all, this tune is not nearly as devious as most of what Texas and Nashville usually pass off as entertainment. Be warned however, that some of the themes and concepts in this song can lead to unsavory thoughts in the eyes of the Lord. Care is advised.
C-
(and you thought they'd all be F's)
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