Hearing Aid

They Might Be Giants * Track #11 On Flood

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Hearing Aid by They Might Be Giants

Release Date

Mon Jan 15 1990

Performed by

They Might Be Giants

Produced by

They Might Be Giants

Writed by

John Linnell & John Flansburgh

About

A song about a person slacking off in a job they hate. They Might Be Giants' general disdain for jobs has also made its way into other songs, such as “My Evil Twin”

(My twin) Hates work like me and walks like me

Hearing Aid Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Frosty the supervisor
Lives by himself
Sometimes I feel sorry for him
Usually I can't

[Chorus]
I've turned off my hearing aid
Don't say the electric chair's not good enough
For king-lazy-bones like myself

[Verse 2]
More coffee for me, boss
'Cause I'm not as messed up as I want to be

[Chorus]
I've turned off my hearing aid
Don't say the electric chair's not good enough
For king-lazy-bones like myself

[Bridge]
Because
Because

[Instrumental Outro]

Hearing Aid Q&A

Who wrote Hearing Aid's ?

Hearing Aid was written by John Linnell & John Flansburgh.

Who produced Hearing Aid's ?

Hearing Aid was produced by They Might Be Giants.

When did They Might Be Giants release Hearing Aid?

They Might Be Giants released Hearing Aid on Mon Jan 15 1990.

What did They Might Be Giants say about "Hearing Aid"?

John Flansburgh:

The sonics of this were a real step up. Contrasting the genre-approved beat with the Arto Lindsay guitar solo and the vacuum-cleaner synth sounds in the middle was really just a balancing act to hold the listeners' interest. I remember trying to do some dub moves, but no one we wor...

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