... is a re-run. We heard this tune a couple o' few minutes ago and just knew we'd posted it at some point in the way-back. And so we did:
Friday, February 19, 2010
Same As It Ever Was, Same As It Ever Was
Which would be part of today's Happy Hour soundtrack:
Talking Heads - Once In A Lifetime by hushhush112
You may find yourself living in a shotgun shackYou may find yourself in another part of the worldYou may find yourself behind the wheel of a large automobileYou may find yourself in a beautiful house, with a beautiful wifeYou may ask yourself: well... how did I get here?
Letting the days go by/let the water hold me downLetting the days go by/water flowing undergroundInto the blue again/after the money's goneOnce in a lifetime/water flowing underground
You may ask yourselfHow do I work this?You may ask yourselfWhere is that large automobile?You may tell yourselfThis is not my beautiful house!You may tell yourselfThis is not my beautiful wife!
Letting the days go by/let the water hold me down
Letting the days go by/water flowing undergroundInto the blue again/after the money's goneOnce in a lifetime/water flowing underground
Same as it ever was... Same as it ever was...Same as it ever was... Same as it ever was...Same as it ever was... Same as it ever was...Same as it ever was... Same as it ever was...Heh. We're just tryin' to be cute. It ain't as bad as all that. It might be worse. (insert big-ass grin here)
"After the money's gone..." (sigh)
I remember that post.
ReplyDeleteYou can get married by a Priest, but for God's sake, don't let the State marry you :-) Course, you'll have to pay 10% of your income to the Pope, if you expect to get out of purgatory...
ReplyDeleteGreat tune.
ReplyDeleteSame as it ever was...
That big ass grin is what keeps us going!
ReplyDeleteGood one, and having had one of those Impala SS, no you DON'T arrive unnoticed... :-)
ReplyDeleteMoogie: I didn't remember the post until I saw it.
ReplyDeleteState: What's the difference?
Rummy: Yeppers!
Old NFO: I wish I still had that Impala... it was a FINE car for the open road.