Missed edit window - that should read “I wish I was like…”
also that Paul Anka song that Frank and Sid sang.
“Sick Of You”
Your socks they smell, your feet they stink,
You never take a bath.
Your nose it runs, you bust your buns,
You always finish last.
[Chorus:]
Sick! (Sick) Of!
(Of) Youuuuu.
I’m so sick, so sick of you.
Your face is gross, you eat white toast,
You don’t know what to do.
It’s just your luck, you really suck,
That’s all - I’m sick of you
[Chorus]
(Bring it down… I said bring it down! Thank you)
Don’t ya know? So sick of you.
Things you say, and all the things you do. [x6]
[Chorus x3]
Human filth… Sick!
Dare to be Stupid, Weird Al.
Cat’s in the Cradle.
I’m Not From Here, I Just Live Here
*"I’m not from here but people tell me
it’s not like it used to be.
They say I should’ve been here
back about ten years
before it got ruined by folks like me.
We can’t help it
We just keep moving…"*
I’ve had the same theme song since I was about 12.
Fucik’s Entry of the Gladiators
aka Here Come The Clowns!
I’m a-gonna miss the circus.
Porcupine Tree’s Stranger by the Minute
Kate Bush’s The Man with the Child in His Eyes
Ride’s Birdman
Fell On Black Days by Soundgarden or maybe I Ain’t Ever Satisfied by Steve Earle.
Tough one. Could be the “Young Fresh Fellows Theme” by the Young Fresh Fellows (circa early '80s, when I was a young fresh fellow), which is a kind of a cross between the Monkees Theme and the Banana Splits Theme.
The alternative would be “O Fortuna” from Orff’s Carina Burana.
Sympathy For the Devil
Big Black’s Bad Penny
I think it must be Pibroch (Cap in Hand)
And each step he takes
Is one half of a lifetime
No words he would say
Could you understand
So he bundles his regrets
Into a gesture of sorrow
Bringing you love
Cap in hand
Because it has one of the apex bridges of prog barock
Gershwin’s Embraceable You
You ask some great questions, Czarcasm!
Buddy Miles’ cover of Dreams by The Allman Brothers. Always loved this version best.
New Years Day - U2
Cobwebs and Strange by the Who
My theme song is Roll With It by Steve Winwood