
Date of issue: 15.11.1993
Record label: Splint Entertainment, The Fuel
Song language: English
The Moshing Floor |
Pendleton elbows |
Stick in my craw |
Old Doc Marten |
He made me say «aaaaw» |
Deck your best partner |
Lasses or lads |
Don’t you feel lucky |
In your knee pads |
On the moshing floor |
Whatever, whatever |
On the moshing floor |
Whatever, whatever |
Whatever stage, whatever floor |
Hangtime, hangtime |
And it’s 1, 2, 3, 4 |
What are we dying for? |
No guru |
No mother |
No method |
No smile |
Nice style |
Bad form |
Is the body still warm? |
I wanna see you blink |
Shrinks in lab coats |
Huddle in the back |
Whatcha blaming me for? |
I’m just the soundtrack |
All you baby boomers |
Feigning dismay |
You hired the nanny |
You faked her resume |
I wanna do that crawl |
Malls and religion |
Build the new forts |
Jesus is a franchise |
In their food courts |
Who needs commitment? |
You gargle, then spit |
Just like the home team |
In the moshing pit |
(Notes and Interpretations) |
The moshing floor is the landing pad for stage divers. |
It’s also a metaphor for |
the end of the 20th Century, where the only action is reaction («whatever, |
whatever»), and all commitment to principles gets lost in the free fall. |
— Steve |
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