[Thurston]
talking to a punker priest just doggin' the breeze 'bout being a tree
[this is a free land???]
along comes Mary Christ skatin' light on ice says there's no-one high
[hey mary-christo ]
you gotta go
you got a date now
yeah i know
should not be late now

sensed by x-ray eyes her spirit spies into my life
[i found it out now]
wraps my head in skin says now i'm in to the candy sin
[yeah spit it out now]
everytime
she sing that lovesong
everytime
i guess she's right/wrong

angels in a devil skirt buys me a shirt says i hope you like
[i hope you]
hope i hope you like like like you hope that i explode
[i say hello now]
here we go
we've waited so long
yeah i go
Mary too come along

talking to a punker priest just doggin' the breeze 'bout bein' a tree
[this is a free land]
along comes Mary Christ skatin' light on ice says there's no-one high
[another christal]
gotta go
we got a date know
yeah i know
should not be late now

sensed by x-ray eyes her spirit spies into my life
[burn it out now]
angel in a devil skirt buy me a shirt says i hope you lie
[yeah spit it now]
here we go
i've waited so long
yeah i know
but Mary too come along


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    General Comment

    Thurston is talking about dating Jesus' mother Mary.

    cebroskion March 07, 2007   Link
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    Song Meaning

    This lyric emerged after a horrific domestic argument between Thurston and Kim. Kim stormed out of their home promising to "hurt him bad". That must have inspired this confused and obfuscating lyric.

    exobscuraon January 06, 2019   Link

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