Captain WilberforceGet a Grip, (My Dear)
power pop HyperLink
/images/iaclogo_wm_2.jpg
song created                                

Monday, March 22, 2021 8:55:32 PM
song updated                               

Monday, March 22, 2021 8:55:32 PM
stations playing this song              
Beach Music
eclectica
Finnegans Wake Book 1 Chapter 4
IndieMusicPeople

 

















song + lyrics - S.Bristoll

Just a flight of fancy...
Constance, I note with consternation
Your lack of response to correspondence duly sent to you
More than in hope than expectation
I’ll wait by the letterbox impatiently for telling news

Even though you’re acting superior
You seem at war with yourself
Try to get a grip my dear
Or we will fall out, quickly and painfully

Constance, my plea in mitigation:
The whole situation led to problems no one could forsee
Meanwhile, my gross inebriation
Let certain third parties I won’t mention slyly hoodwink me

Even though you think me perfidious
You’re just the same as me
Try to get a grip my dear
Or we will fall out, deeply and instantly

Along the path of a relationship well we all get lost sometimes
And if we give someone a secret to keep then we might get hurt sometimes
Cos we all get hurt sometimes
Yeah we all get hurt sometimes, sometimes
x
Song Comments

eclectica
A wonderful bit of pop!


Finnegans Wake Book 1 Chapter 4
cadet and prim, the hungray and anngreen (and if she is older now than her teeth she has hair that is younger than thighne, my dear!) she who shuttered him after his fall and waked him widowt sparing and gave him keen and made him able and held adazillahs to each arche of his noes, she who will not rast her from her running to seek him till, with the help of the okeamic, some such time that she shall have been after hiding the crumbends of his enormousness in the areyou looking- for Pearlfar sea, (ur, uri, uria!) stood forth, burnzburn the gorg- gony old danworld, in gogor's name, for gagar's sake, dragging the countryside in her train, finickin here and funickin there, with her louisequean's brogues and her culunder buzzle and her little bolero boa and all and two times twenty curlicornies for her headdress, specks on her eyeux, and spudds on horeilles and a circusfix riding her Parisienne's cockneze, a vaunt her straddle from Equerry Egon, when Tinktink in the churchclose clinked Steploajazzyma Sunday, Sola, with pawns, prelates and pookas pelotting in her piecebag, for Handiman the Chomp, Esquoro, biskbask, to crush the slander's head.


    IndieMusicPeople & IndieMusicPeople.com                         ï¿½2015-2016 Independent Artists Company                                             All Rights Reserved