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Slow doom about giving bad advice.
rock love metal heavy goth sex death black girls white sabbath dolls fay wray clockwork gears
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Melodic stoner-doom-goth-prog-metal. Oh, and some punk too...
Fay Wray started out way back in about 2000 as a pop-punk band named FOA. Over the years it evolved into Fay Wray and settled on a heavily Sabbath-influenced sound in about 2002. On a journey that has spanned 5 years, 2 EPs, and now an album, it has evolved further into a melodic-stoner-doom-prog-metal monster with a black and white retro aesthetic and songs about clockwork robots and alien children.
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Genre
Metal Heavy Metal
Charts
Peak #142
Peak in subgenre #50
Author
Words and music by Andy
Rights
Andy 2005
Uploaded
May 26, 2005
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MP3 4.9 MB 128 kbps 5:21
Story behind the song
Originally called "Someone asked me" (wonder where that came from...), the new title is from an old sample of a spoof language tape that it used to end with. No idea where the lyrics came from... I guess it's about how you can give everyone the best advice in the world but never take it yourself and how your problems are your own and no one else's...
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Someone asked me what I do I told them I paint pictures I said I was an artist It was better than the truth Someone asked me how I felt I told them I was dandy I thanked them for asking I didn't want to bring them down CHORUS If your ship has sailed Mine sank before it docked And if you think you failed I found it better not to try Someone asked me for advice I told them to be themselves I gave them just my thoughts Though I never heed myself Someone asked me for the time I told them it had passed I said they were the future I didn't care if they were late CHORUS Someone asked me to be them I told them I would not I shook his hand and walked away He died that afternoon CHORUS
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