Pauli

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You get another Amen from me. Perhaps Amen should be added on side of Like?

"Don't shoot the messenger".
 

Pauli

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Flute? What about this? Just look at his fingers working... my fingers work when changing tires, frying fish pins, or nibbling my w... eh let it be unsaid.



How does he get the air?
 

whoosh

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You get another Amen from me. Perhaps Amen should be added on side of Like?

"Don't shoot the messenger".
Very much so. Back in the day I was a fan. He was almost alien in the way he presented himself on stage :cool:
 

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This track is built around a laid-back, mid-tempo acoustic guitar groove with a steady swing feel. The production keeps things simple and direct, relying on clean rhythm guitar strumming behind a conversational, deadpan vocal delivery. Narratively, the song explores the comedic frustration of wanting a day off from responsibilities, detailing a husband's absurd escape fantasy—running down the street high-fiving imaginary friends and dodging trouble—before abruptly waking up to realize it was all a dream. On screen, the video pairs the music with a fast-edited montage of classic internet GIFs, pop culture clips, and meme animations cut to the beat. The lighthearted singer-songwriter approach gives the song an engaging, unpretentious personality, especially when the story takes its surreal turn around the 01:40 mark. However, the arrangement stays largely static throughout its runtime. Because the guitar pattern and vocal cadence remain nearly identical from the intro to the final chorus, the track would benefit from more dynamic contrast—perhaps adding subtle percussion, a bassline, or a distinct melodic shift during the bridge to keep the momentum building.