| Awright.
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| See that?
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| That’s what you call a new song.
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| When I’m gonna stand up here and read the son of a bitch while I’m doing it.
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| We figured that this is a good place to do this song.
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| It’s only been performed once before and that was the, the evening after it was
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| actually written in uh, Boston.
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| I’ll tell you the story of this song.
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| This is called CREATIVE DEVIATION FROM THE NORMAL PART OF THE PROGRAM,
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| simply because you trust the audience’s good taste so much that you know that
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| even if the band fucks up they’ll go along with it.
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| Awright.
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| Because, ladies and gentlemen, this song has an important message and I believe
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| this message has to be brought to the people of this great metropolitan area.
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| Awright, now check this out.
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| How many of you people feel that ROCK has gotten entirely TOO PREPOSTEROUS?
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| I see that you’re not all convinced.
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| Some of you believe that ROCK is REAL.
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| I can see that there was probably about 20 percent of the audience has had it
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| up to here, and the rest of you people still believe in that shit.
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| Okay, well this is dedicated to the rest of you people that still believe in
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| that shit.
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| Now check this out: How d— how do you rationalize the appearance of an album
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| entitled I’m In You?
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| I mean, wha. |
| ..
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| what, what is that?
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| Is that guy kidding? |
| (What, I gotta kiss you again?
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| Okay.) Really, look, all kidding aside, folks.
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| Let’s think about the world of rock, just for a moment.
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| Some of you already have those cute little shirts on that say «disco sucks,»
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| right?
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| That’s not all that sucks. |
| '
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| Course Warner Brothers sucks, but besides Warner Brothers there are other
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| things about this business that really suck.
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| One of 'em is the way in which the subject of LOVE is dealt with in the lyrics
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| of various 'serious rock artists,' the intensive-care contingent of the rock
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| world.
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| These people, these people are FUCKED UP, I mean, they’re really FUCKED UP.
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| Because see, love isn’t the way they’re telling you about it, you know,
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| they’re telling you wrong.
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| I’m gonna tell you right, you see.
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| Now all of the ladies in the audience, you get to have fantasy time.
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| This is female fantasy hour.
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| Okay?
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| You’re a teen-age girl, right?
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| You have abducted the succulent popstar of your choice, right?
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| You have taken the aforementioned popstar, who is really cute and Aryan and
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| eats a lot of crumpets, back to your teen-age room.
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| That’s right, spindle twice.
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| You have taken this turkey back to your room, you have laid on your teen-age
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| bed, you have put your teen-age legs up in the air, you have actually taken
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| your own teen-age pants off.
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| You have the teen-age red bulb on, right next to the bed.
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| The curtains are drawn, it’s dark, it’s midnight.
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| You put on a Phoebe Snow record, you’re really relaxing.
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| Tears come to your eyes, you are sensitive, you are in love.
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| The popstar of your choice takes off his pants and climbs on top of you,
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| and the next thing you know you hear this little voice in your ear and it says:
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| M IN YOU!" |