WHEN I CALL
YOU UP
WHEN I CALL
I FEEL
ENRAGED
I HAVE HEARD
ENOUGH
YOUR LOINS ARE AGED
WE HAVE LOST THE TIME
SO ACT YOUR AGE
I feel your killuminati
I'VEJUSTSEENAFACEICAN'TFORGETTHETIMEANDPLACETHATWEJUSTMETSHE'SJUSTTHEGIRLFORMEANDIWANTALLTHEWORLDTOSEEWE'VEMET.............
mmmmmmmmmmmmmm la da da
IIIIIIIIII
ONCE HAD A GIRL
YOOOOOUUU WOOONT SEEE MEEE
ASKED A GIRL WHAT SHE WANTED TO BE
The British are coming, the British are coming......
Did they even have phones back then?
I'M LOOKING THROUGH YOU
AND YOU'VE GOT TIME TO RECTIFY ALL THE THINGS THAT YOU SHOULD
ALL WE NEED
TITTITTITTITTITTITTIT............................
WHY TELL ME WHY DID YOU NOT TREAT ME RIGHT
I HAVE A NASTY HABIT OF GETTING ANGRY AND BEATING MY WIFE
IF YOU WONT SEE ME
MIIIEECHEELEEE
MY BELLEE
*intelligible french*
I WILL LOSE MY MIND
someday moe key bone tray b'yen on som
>It was always amusing to see if we could get a naughty word on the record: 'fish and finger pie', 'prick teaser', 'tit tit tit tit'. The Beach Boys had a song out where they'd done 'la la la la' and we loved the innocence of that and wanted to copy it, but not use the same phrase. So we were looking around for another phrase, so it was 'dit dit dit dit', which we decided to change in our waggishness to 'tit tit tit tit', which is virtually indistinguishable from 'dit dit dit dit'. And it gave us a laugh.
>It was to get some light relief in the middle of this real big career that we were forging. If we could put in something that was a little bit subversive then we would. George Martin might say, 'Was that "dit dit" or "tit tit" you were singing?' 'Oh, "dit dit", George, but it does sound a bit like that, doesn't it?' Then we'd get in the car and break down laughing.
i fucking love the lads, lads.