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All Shook Out Lyrics

Hey little sister
Let's get together and cry
They teach us how to wiggle
But they won't tell us why
Lay out naked in a sunny L.A.
The first ones to sizzle on the judgement day

I said hey little sister
Let's get together and cry
The world says I need some help
I'm floating on a big white cloud
I guess you say I'm not myself
Somebody called it all shook out

Sinner, sins, asylum, I'm gonna show you the light
Well I am tomorrow you better get that right
We'll all be together when we dig that hole
You ain't seen nothing like my eager soul
I said children of the atom I'm gonna set you right

The world says I need some help
I'm floating on a big white cloud
I guess you'd say I'm not myself
Somebody called it all shook out

Hey little sister
Let's get together and cry
A little slap and tickle
We'll find the reasons why
I'm writing history with the back of my hand
Well just like your daddy did in Vietnam
I said children of the atom let's get together and die
The future whispered in my ear
Said go ahead and have some fun
The suckers giving up their souls
It's gravy for the gods and punks
The world says I need some help
I'm floating on a big white cloud
I guess you say I'm not myself
Somebody called it all shook out
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jt On Apr 22, 2001
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Cover art for All Shook Out lyrics by Monster Magnet

My Bro (an X-Men guru) and I agree that this is most likely about Marvel Comics late '80's crossover, Inferno. Pretty much every Marvel book in New York was involved in defending the city from demon infestation. The core story had the X-Men and X-Factor dealing with the cause, a clone of Jean Grey created by Mr. Sinister named Madelyne Pryor, then wife of Cyclops and the mother of his son (who would grow up to be cable) We got this conclusion from the line "Children of the Atom" a politically correct term for mutant in the early days of X-Men. Also the phrase "Sinner, Sins, Asylum" recalls the play-on-words of the two main demons from the story S'ym & N'Astirh whose names together sound like "Sinister" the mastermind behind most of it.

Cover art for All Shook Out lyrics by Monster Magnet

Or.. Somebody called it all All Strung Out!

Fucking love MM

So much awesome alliteration about what else? Sex, drugs and rock n roll baby! Not only that but you can tell just by the way he talks about drugs and the dark side that he lived that shit We're all just trying to understand each other baby, down in that gravity well!

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