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This song, recorded in 1995, was considered for an early version of Under the Bushes Under the Stars before being dropped. It was performed live a few times in October 1995, and was eventually released in November 1996 on the Plantations of Pale Pink EP.
Constant gray-haired hunters are after me
On the collision course, in the room of lie detectors
Someone's ideas are a joke, but this one is all mine
And that's what bothers me, like my father before me
And the mothers who bore me
There is always gonna be the testing and qualifiers
I'm on the cutting edge of humility
Just like Jerk said, "I ain't gonna worry no more"
The Worryin’ Song was written by Robert Pollard.
The Worryin’ Song was produced by Tobin Sprout.
Guided by Voices released The Worryin’ Song on Tue Nov 19 1996.