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Extar

Scrap Metal

I upload music to under the alias 'Extar'. The music is primarily heavy metal, but I like trying my hand at other things now and again. I record my music in my bedroom with an old PC and a bunch of sub-standard equipment.

Song Info

Genre

Metal • Heavy Metal

Charts

Peak #160

Peak in subgenre #55

Rights

CJB 2010

Uploaded

September 18, 2009

Track Files

MP3

MP3 2.9 MB • 128 kbps • 3:12

Story behind the song

This one started life as a cover of the Entombed song/skit 'Hey b*** ', a delightfully tender love song. Seeing as that song is only about one and a half verses long and seeing as I enjoyed the chord progression so much, I decided to write some lyrics that ended up a sort of love song about the Windows local area network (which I hate.)

Lyrics

One nine two one six eight,
Dot zero dot one,
That is my IP address,
Never to be out done.

I installed IPX,
Then I wondered what's next,
Oh yeah.

So alone in workgroup,
I connect the Cat-5,
Router lights they start to blink,
I can see your hard-drive.

I have files to share,
But it seems I don't have a prayer,
Oh yeah.

One nine two one six eight,
Dot zero dot two,
It's just an IP address,
But it makes me think of you.

I pinged your PC,
Thirty two bytes to you from me,
Oh yeah.

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@extar

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