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I Will NEVER Hear This Song The Same, Again
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Nor will you, perhaps? Sorry


https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/...-from-paradise-city/

Slash revealed: “‘Take me down to the Paradise City where the girls are fat, and they got big titties,’ I think that was my original lyric for it and the other guys changed it. We all thought it was funny but it wasn’t going to make it on the album. I think that’s how it went.”



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A few years ago, Cheap Trick released some of their demos from In Color and Heaven Tonight

Father says, "Your mother's right
She's really up on things
Before we married, Mommy served
In the WACS in the Philippines"

Now I had heard that WACs were dykes, old maids either that or whores
But mommy's neither one of those
I've known her all these years


Yep, that's a little different

Kinda works though, considering that Cheap Trick are kinda cringe but a very Pop sorta way ... maybe???



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I'm not talking about lyrics that you've always heard wrong, I talking about "well, it was this... but we changed it"

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RandMart wrote:
I'm not talking about lyrics that you've always heard wrong, I talking about "well, it was this... but we changed it"

Or the "missing verse" in "Our Lips Are Sealed"

Careless talk
Through paper walls
We can't stop them
Only laugh at them

Spreading rumors
So far from true
Dragged up from the underworld
Just like some precious pearl




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The opening notes of "Whip It"



Are from "Pretty Woman"



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"Your best work is the work you're excited about" - Rick Rubin
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Pretty much all the lyrics to Paradise City appear to have been chosen because they sounded good together. Just nonsense kind of stiff or schizophrenic stream of consciousness. While the lyrics they ended up with are dumb at least it isn't embarrassing for anyone over 14 to belt it out driving down the road

The Cheap Trick original lyrics make sense. The old maids line didn't seem to fit with the rest of the stanza. What they cut out fits a lot better, not sure if it sounds as good because I'm shit at trying to sing it with the right rhythm.

The Black Eyed Peas Let's Get It Started original title and lyrics would get you banned from here. And it sounds dumb, the rewrite is better.

I'm beginning to think that we are much more fucked than I thought.
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RandMart wrote:
I'm not talking about lyrics that you've always heard wrong, I talking about "well, it was this... but we changed it"

The B-side of Pink Floyd's first single, Arnold Layne, was Candy and a Currant Bun, a hasty lyrical rewrite and record of a favourite song from their live set.

Considering The BBC banned Arnold Layne from airplay when it was released in 1967, due to the lyrics featuring a gently sympathetic portrayal of Arnold's nocturnal proclivity to steal women's undergarments from local washing lines, dress up and get aroused in front his mirror, it isn't at all surprising Let's Roll Another One never made it out of the recording studio intact.
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j p o wrote:
The Black Eyed Peas Let's Get It Started original title and lyrics would get you banned from here. And it sounds dumb, the rewrite is better.

I was expecting content considerably more offensive from your description.
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Beatles - I saw her standing there - From Paul -
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We were learning our skill. John would like some of my lines and not others. He liked most of what I did, but there would sometimes be a cringe line, such as, ‘She was just seventeen, she’d never been a beauty queen.’ John thought, ‘Beauty queen? Ugh.’ ... We came up with, ‘You know what I mean.’ Which was good, because you don’t know what I mean.
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The story within the original lyrics that Billie Joe wrote to "Basket Case" would've fit nicely into the American Idiot "libretto"

[Verse 1]
I really don't know where this story began
My friend Houston had got himself a girl
Swank is her name, she's got the best of him
And he's got the best of her in the palm of their hands

[Chorus]
And they could care less what's coming up
Sometimes the future doesn't have much luck
This wigged-out thing called love
It may get kinda rough
And they don't really mind
They're on their own

[Verse 2]
They said this has been motionless orbit flight
Around each other intoxicating their minds
Dancing in the street under suburban lights
They stumbled to the concrete without a hurt

[Chorus]
And they could care less what's coming up
Sometimes the future doesn't have much luck
This wigged-out thing called love
It may get kinda rough
And they don't really mind
They're on their own

[Bridge]
Love losing control
So you better hold on

[Chorus]
As they walk together in time
Leaving all us drunks behind
This wigged-out thing called love
It may get kinda rough
But they don't really mind
They're on their own, own




"What's your claim?" - Ben Gravy
"Your best work is the work you're excited about" - Rick Rubin
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sphere wrote:
Maybe a drummer can help clarify, but I think this is Tom Sawyer by Rush?

https://x.com/...MKbkOzpNU_o_bXlnvUlQ

Thanks, sphere

Asshole!!!

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