They don't love you anymore
Blood trails blackmails
Leave a light on
And Put a key in the back door

Yeah they're laughing at you
They're not laughing with you

It's another guilt slip
On my Freudian trip
And I think the jokes on me

Bad seeds grow weeds
Crispin Glover
I wish you were on my TV
Girl Bruise Sad News
On her birthday
Turn the channel and you''ll see

That they're laughing at us
they're not laughing with us
And I think the jokes on me

Just another guilt slip
On my Freudian trip
As we choke on the irony

Yeah they're laughing at us
they're not laughing with us
And God damn the jokes on me

Just another drug slip
On my Pagan Field trip
Are you saint or celebrity?

Crispin Glover save us all


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    Jessicka has said she likes Crispin Glover. Lol. The rest of the song, I'm not too sure what its about.

    KillMeFasteron May 10, 2004   Link
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    For people who know what Crispin Glove ris about, this song is hilarious. Watch the remake of Willard, read some of his books, or catch his new movie "what is it?". Disturbing, surreal, emotionally disjointed and confusing, the song fits the man, and vice versa...the dennis hopper jibe had me laughing...Crispin Hellion Glover, save us all indeed.

    nonemoreblackon January 24, 2005   Link
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    yeah, i was laughing it up before i knew that Jessicka's new band, scarling who were responsible for it. So i burst into tears as soon as made sure of it, asking myself: "Why couldn't she just hire another bass player!!??" i don't know what cause Jessicka to change so much, but i blame it for this. Why would anyone go from hardcore punk to boring emo/pop. Maybe it's just a phase i'm going through. But I assure you, J.O.J. will always be better than scarling.. This song is just a list of references to Crispin Glover.

    B12on September 12, 2005   Link
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    Amen to that!

    TappiTikkarrasson December 17, 2005   Link
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    listen to the drums in the chorus!

    kick ass.

    sadmachineon February 13, 2006   Link
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    For me, JOJ will always be better than scarling.. but it doesnt mean scarling is boirng pop. the sound is just different.. very different. every scarling song I've listened to, made me sad. maybe sad is not the right word, but it made me feel like crying, even though I never did... the music is just so different, and its so much softer than JOJ.. but doesnt mean its a bad thing though.

    forever_hauntedon February 18, 2006   Link
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    JOJ and Scarling aren't supposed to be the same band! It would really suck if Scarling was some band trying to sound just like JOJ. I like JOJ but in that band Jessicka seemed to only be able to write about the same few topics. In Scarling, the lyrics have improved a lot. She just grew up, I guess.

    Sparkle_motionon July 03, 2006   Link
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    Jessicka is stll the same person inside. shes just expressing herself in a different way. Growing as an artist. Im a fan of JOJ and they were great at what they did in the beginning [definetly put avril to shame] but i guess some things dont work out.

    I was a bit disapointed at first when I heard Scarling but -If you listen to it properly scarling are more poetic and experemental and will go further than joj.

    I do love the whole arrangement of this song.

    ~girlbruise07~on October 19, 2006   Link
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    I thought at first that this song may be about the movie, River's Edge, which also starred Dennis Hopper as well as Crispin Glover.

    But the Dennis Hopper part would be the only thing that fit.

    Then, I thought that maybe it was just an ode or mosaic of all of Crispin Glover's movies.

    Couldn't the that either.

    Then, I just decided that maybe this song was like a lucid dream and wasn't supposed to make any sense, or just didn't.

    Either way, it's a great song.

    lacetonon March 02, 2007   Link
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    i dont think anyone should/could state that "JOJ will always be better than scarling.", or vice versa. they are two very different bands. scarling. is anything but boring; they're one of my all-time favorite bands along with JOJ. they're both amazing in two unique ways, and i think people should appreciate that; or at least try to think about what they're about to say before making a shallow statement like such.

    drowndollieon July 27, 2007   Link

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