You're in the back seat and you say to yourself
"OK it doesn't matter anyway"
it's weeds pulling weeds and your Blaming yourself
Ok we're all indifferent in our own ways
You're in trouble now and you say to yourself
"Ok my baby clean conscience anyways"
You're in the back seat and you say to yourself
"OK it doesn't matter anyway"
It's weeds pulling weeds and you're blaming yourself
Ok we're all indifferent in are own ways
You're in trouble now and you say to yourself
"Ok my baby clean conscience anyways"
Four fingered fisher man alright
finger four fisher man so uptight
hello
you're getting on no one
you're both right
Four fingered Fisher man all night long
Four fingered Fisher man so uptight though
so uptight though


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    OK. I usually don't chime in on these things and the only reason I got an account was so I could say one thing. People, christ. Stop being such elitests. Not only is it obvious why Float On is the song with the most posts, but why does it even matter? Why do you have to make your claim to fandom? Why do you have to feel threatened by the fact that people have heard of your band and are never ever going to listen to Lonesome Crowded West? The fact of that matter is Float On is a great song, just as Doin' The Cockroach is a great song. It'd be one thing if the song sucked, but it doesn't. Stop fearing popularity. Christ

    hurtzon January 07, 2005   Link
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    one of the best mm songs ever, period.

    mulmoon July 02, 2002   Link
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    eargasm

    kay_sayson May 16, 2004   Link
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    This song is too uplifting not to be loved. I guess everyone's too busy talking about what a GREAT song FlOaT On Iz 0mg!!!!1

    BeatJunkie08on September 22, 2004   Link
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    i'm sick of people not liking things because other people like them. i'm different because i do the things i enjoy, regardless of who else does them. god. yer a cool guy hurtz.

    mitosison January 24, 2005   Link
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    Thank you hurtz....you've said it perfectly.

    SparklingLemonadeon February 24, 2005   Link
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    wow this song rare the version i have sounds raw maybe i have a original this song is old i think this song does sound bout weed he starts to say ok it doesnt matter yea were different but i feel pain ah get away from it/ or he realized somthing had revelation bout socail life we are diferent and if we argue we just pulling weeds

    ArtKuddson September 03, 2005   Link
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    i love the drums and the guitar on this

    ArtKuddson September 03, 2005   Link
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    i love the drums and the guitar on this

    ArtKuddson September 03, 2005   Link
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    ArtKudds, the song does sound rough. The whole cd of Sad Sappy Sucker just sounds like it was thrown together with songs different songs.

    championofidiotson September 23, 2005   Link

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