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Song lyric or just crazy?
Ken O
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So my son is 5. Every time I would put him in the seat of a shopping cart I would death metal growl, "tonight we ride, tonight riiiiiide." He's heard it enough that last night when he couldn't sleep I took him for a car ride. As I'm strapping him into the car seat he's singing it to me.
I've realized I don't actually know if this is a lyric to a real song or I just like yelling in supermarkets. I didn't think I had just made it up, but I can't actually remember where I had heard it before.
I've realized I don't actually know if this is a lyric to a real song or I just like yelling in supermarkets. I didn't think I had just made it up, but I can't actually remember where I had heard it before.
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It is entirely possible I made it up in my head.
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Or maybe Warrior - Tonight we ride (about 1 minute in)
-Antje Jackelén, Archbishop of the Church of Sweden
There is a speed metal version of 99 luftballoons that apparently only exists in my mind. It drove me crazy trying to find it. (Derived from the Pennywise Goldfinger cover, as far as I've been able to determine).
Edit: Not Pennywise.
Maybe 7 Seconds version? It's always been a personal favorite of mine.
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And that lacks the intensity of my headcannon. It's not real, I've looked long and far.
(Didn't mean to start a tangent, just throwing some support behind the possibility of your having accidentally composed a rocking cover! It's a thing I find I do a lot given enough time having heard the originating track.)
We all seem to make up stuff but never realized we did.
Unleash the archers. Apologies for the lazy formatting.
I told a co-worker about it this morning and he's sure he's heard it. Now he's looking too. I'm dragging more and more people into my madness.
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Absolutely. The way I hear it in my head is mostly growled, so it could be something that sounds similar.
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On a scale from Les Claypool (1) to Tom Waits: (5)
They both sing a similar line in the chorus. (Or at the end? I can't listen at the moment, and it's been a while)
Where does the voice in your head land on Pitch, and.. gravelyness?
I didn't know you could sing to spotify, I'll try it.
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Sounds like sheryl crow:winding road, with some miss-heard lyrics?
Could the op be tonight we rise like the previous poster suggested?
No, it's a guy that sings it. It's some sort of hip hop/pop song with a beach feel, like Bruno Mars when he first came out. Again, I might be crazy.
-Indiana Solo, runner of blades
So I'm driving the family down towards Disney to check out some gingerbread houses and I had Pandora shuffling my stations. As I'm cursing the traffic a song comes on and I finally hear it. The song that has eluded me for two years. I'm laughing hysterically and my wife thinks she is witnessing the moment that I've finally cracked.
Anyway, it was "Said the King to the River" by La Dispute. Not death metal but certainly yelled/screamed. It's also only said a few times at the beginning of the song which probably made it harder to remember.
Anyway, I'm sorry if this breaks any of the rules I just wanted to share the story.
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