New Wave Lullabye
"New Wave Lullabye" | ||||||||||||||
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Demo by Patrick Wilson | ||||||||||||||
Album | The Suburban Advantage EP | |||||||||||||
Released | Fall 1994 | |||||||||||||
Recorded | 1993–1994 | |||||||||||||
Length | 3:25 | |||||||||||||
Writer(s) | Patrick Wilson | |||||||||||||
Status | Released | |||||||||||||
The Suburban Advantage EP track listing | ||||||||||||||
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"New Wave Lullabye" (occasionally rendered as "New Wave Lullaby", also known as "Buying and Selling") is a song written by Patrick Wilson.
Appearances
- My Spine (demo)
- The Suburban Advantage EP (demo)
Overview
This song was first demoed as "Buying and Selling" by Wilson in September 1993 on a 4-track recorder, while Weezer was in the process of recording Weezer (The Blue Album).[1]: a It was recorded for his 8-track demo My Spine in October of the same year.[1]: b It appeared on the Suburban Advantage EP demo EP, released in late spring 1994, under the new title "New Wave Lullabye".[1]: c
"New Wave Lullabye" was among three songs from the Suburban Advantage EP demo tape that circulated frequently online in the late 90s, prior to the full demo becoming widespread. It appears on the Japanese bootleg record Visions Party & Unreleased New Songs.
Lyrics
I'm not ashamed to say that I am
Disgusted by the human race
I am disgusted to say I am
Ashamed still by the human race
Someday I think we'll all be murdered
By all the ones we elect to office
All you parents that are raising kids
Don't beat them like it's natural to
You're child's three foot six and weighs at fifty pounds
You overeat and you drink too much
Someday I think we'll all be murdered
By all the ones we elect to office
Someday I think we'll all be murdered
By all the ones we elect to office
Known recordings
Performer(s) | Title | Filename | Date of recording | Recording location | Length | Appeared on | Notes |
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Patrick Wilson | Buying and Selling | September 1993 | Gramercy Park Hotel, New York, NY | 4-track recording. | |||
Patrick Wilson | Buying and Selling | Fall 1993 | My Spine | 8-track recording. | |||
Patrick Wilson | New Wave Lullaby | Spring 1994 | 3:52 | Suburban Advantage |
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Karl Koch. Recording History. Archived from the original on Weezerpedia at: