’91 The Day I Finally...
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'91 The Day I Finally... by The Magnetic Fields
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The Magnetic FieldsProduced by
Charles Newman & Doveman & Stephin MerrittWrited by
Stephin Merritt’91 The Day I Finally... Lyrics
The day I finally snap
Everybody will clap
They'll be lining up for miles
For me to slay them in the aisles
And it won't be long now
No no no, it won't be long now
'Til it comes to a stop
The day I finally croak
Bet my life is a joke
Everybody will laugh
Right off the end of the graph
And they won't be wrong now
No no no, they won't be wrong now
The day I finally [snap] [snap] [snap]
Everybody will [clap] [clap] [clap]
They'll be lining up for miles
For me to slay them in the aisles
And it won't be long now
No no no, it won't be long now
'Til it comes to a stop
The day I finally [barnyard noises]
Because my life is a--
There was a young woman from Enus
Who came to our party as Venus
We told her how rude
'Twas to come there quite nude
And we brought her a leaf from the greenhouse
Everybody will ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
’91 The Day I Finally... Q&A
Who wrote ’91 The Day I Finally...'s ?
’91 The Day I Finally... was written by Stephin Merritt.
Who produced ’91 The Day I Finally...'s ?
’91 The Day I Finally... was produced by Charles Newman & Doveman & Stephin Merritt.
When did The Magnetic Fields release ’91 The Day I Finally...?
The Magnetic Fields released ’91 The Day I Finally... on Fri Mar 10 2017.
What did The Magnetic Fields say about "'91 The Day I Finally..."?
In the lyric booklet interview with Daniel Handler, Stephin explains how the song was recorded as well as his motivation for its placement on the album:
SM: It’s me playing the one-man band, which is percussion set on a stick. So I’m holding onto all the percussion instruments arranged on a stick,...