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The piano part about finding a bar of soap under the sink is in reference to an old urban myth at the grade school Eric Nally and I went to; Covedale.

From what I remember, the myth was about people finding bars of soap under the sink with "Lisa" carved into them. Rumor has it our school used to have a shower room where dumbass Lisa slipped on a bar of soap and died.

Terrible urban myth, but a badass song nonetheless.

I was in the bathroom the one day at school, when a bar of soap under the sink caught my eye. I picked it up and the name 'Lisa' was carved in it, nine years later I watched my only daughter walk beautifully down the aisle and she turns to me and says the six words Ill remember for the rest of my life; "EEE OOOh aaaah. biggity biggity boo"

This doesn't really make sense because if he was in school (elementary, high school, or university) nine years before his daughter walked down the aisle, he must of been a really young father or his daughter must have married really young or both??

But I really like this song, regardless!

You should add the part where hes just talking over piano.

"I was in the bathroom the other day at school, when a bar of soap under the sink caught my eye. I picked it up and the name 'Lisa' was carved in it, nine years later I watched my only daughter walk beautifully down the aisle and she turns to me and says the six words Ill remember for the rest of my life."

Followed by the eee ooo aah biggity biggity boo

this is a screwed up song. i love it though.

this song makes me laugh.

hhah.

^see.

anyways, great song. great band.

and i agree with The Fall Of Wes.. add the lyrics to that part hahaha

Misidentified or mistaken for someone else? That's what I'm getting out of this song. The talking and piano part is my favorite part in the song.

I dont get what this song is about, but regardless, it's SWEET. And yes, why isnt that other part in there. It still is part of the lyrics.

I always thought it was "sesame seeds on your buns" But I don't know, maybe I'm wrong, hahah.

i have no idea what this song means someone please explain?

More corrections besides the addition of the piano part. The gibberish part is wrong.

"Since you since you since you since you since you been gone since you been good Since you been here"

And also it's "sesame seeds find your buns"

All that aside, I have no idea what this is about. Eric Sean Nally is really weird. He crawls down the sidewalk while headbanging so honestly, this could be about anything.