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John E. Smoke
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Alternative
John E. Smoke wurde am 1. Januar 1988 von Matador als Teil des Albums Hairway To Steven veröffentlicht
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Veröffentlichungsdatum1. Januar 1988
LabelMatador
SpracheEnglish
Melodizität
Akustizität
Valence
Tanzbarkeit
Energie
BPM173

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Butthole Surfers
Butthole Surfers
Performer
Jeffrey D Pinkus
Jeffrey D Pinkus
Bass Guitar
Gibby Haynes
Gibby Haynes
Vocals
Paul Leary Walthall
Paul Leary Walthall
Guitar
King Coffey
King Coffey
Drums
Teresa Nervosa
Teresa Nervosa
Drums
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Gibson Jerome Haynes
Gibson Jerome Haynes
Songwriter
Gibby Haynes
Gibby Haynes
Songwriter
Paul Leary Walthall
Paul Leary Walthall
Songwriter
Jeff Coffey
Jeff Coffey
Songwriter
Jeff Pinkus
Jeff Pinkus
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
JJ Golden
JJ Golden
Mastering Engineer

Songtexte

This here song is about John W. Smoke Jr
It's about being in love and loving the love that's hating the love
And the love and the love and the hateless
Love that revolves around the loveless hate
That's a hateless love and the love that's loving the love
And the hate that's hating the love that's loving the hate
It's about John W. Smoke's mom
It's with his mom, it's about his mom, it's without his mom
It's about love is his mom and being without his mom
And loving the hate that's hating the love
And his mom and all the kinds of love
Hating the hate that's loving the hate and love that's loveless hate
And it goes something about like this
Johnny Smoke
Oh, Johnny Smoke
John Smoke
Oh, Johnny Smoke
Oh, Johnny Smoke
Johnny, Johnny, Johnny, John
John
John Smoke
Johnny Smoke
John
John was a little crippled midget lesbian boy
But he stood ten foot tall with a knife
Pretty soon a mole had appeared on John's left leg
And rope-like it extended out 469 different miles
And verily, verily it was 69 different nuns
Speaking simultaneously to John in 69 different languages
And it evolved itself and it was the legless dog
That became a cyclone out of John's father's forehead
And there it was like a Twinkie with a halo storm in it
And it revolved down into the sky
And it talked to John like he was a little puppy himself
And John said that "I am not the magma
I am not the crust and I shall evolve"
And the rain had come down and it had washed on John
And he said that "I will be a cigarette
Butt before it's all done with"
And they said "No, you are the flame itself
And you shall burn pure in the South American sky
Where the blood dogs worship the still"
Johnny Smoke
Oh, Johnny Smoke
John Smoke
Johnny Smoke
Oh, Johnny Smoke
Oh, Johnny Smoke
Johnny Smoke
John Smoke
Oh, Johnny, Johnny, Johnny, Johnny
Johnny, Johnny, Johnny, Johnny, Johnny, John
And so brainlessly, leglessly, hairlessly
The boiled pit compliment self had revealed to John
That the QE2 luxury liner had extended out of John's left side
And so it had reached to him Mars
And just rammed backwards and upwardly they did evolve
Downward they fell like a thin sheet of waste
Chronically to come into John's body
His body was no longer the drive vehicle express itself
And he could not be the dog
And the dog's eyes which had blood coming out
Like they were ropes around John's leg and pulled him up
Like he was a canoe and he floated on the life essence itself
For South America where he was married
Written by: Gibby Haynes, Gibson Jerome Haynes, Jeffrey D Pinkus, Jeffrey Scott Coffey, Paul Leary Walthall
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