One other thing...is it "sucking inside" or "saki inside"? I always thought it was saki, it would make sense being in Toyko, but I had never considered the other one
@CounterfeitSaint This reminds me of when I first listened to "La Ment" (or "Lament?" whichever it is!). I had no clue what it was about, and I found his accent (which is a sort of weird mix of different parts of England) hard to understand. I heard the word "body" as "bunny." No excuse: I was only 11, and besides, it seemed like it made some sort of sense, paired as it was with "ice cream!" (When I learned the real lyrics I had a fit of laughter. Then I started thinking about how...
@CounterfeitSaint This reminds me of when I first listened to "La Ment" (or "Lament?" whichever it is!). I had no clue what it was about, and I found his accent (which is a sort of weird mix of different parts of England) hard to understand. I heard the word "body" as "bunny." No excuse: I was only 11, and besides, it seemed like it made some sort of sense, paired as it was with "ice cream!" (When I learned the real lyrics I had a fit of laughter. Then I started thinking about how weird and creepy the phrase "one more ice cream body" [as in corpse] was.
One other thing...is it "sucking inside" or "saki inside"? I always thought it was saki, it would make sense being in Toyko, but I had never considered the other one
@CounterfeitSaint This reminds me of when I first listened to "La Ment" (or "Lament?" whichever it is!). I had no clue what it was about, and I found his accent (which is a sort of weird mix of different parts of England) hard to understand. I heard the word "body" as "bunny." No excuse: I was only 11, and besides, it seemed like it made some sort of sense, paired as it was with "ice cream!" (When I learned the real lyrics I had a fit of laughter. Then I started thinking about how...
@CounterfeitSaint This reminds me of when I first listened to "La Ment" (or "Lament?" whichever it is!). I had no clue what it was about, and I found his accent (which is a sort of weird mix of different parts of England) hard to understand. I heard the word "body" as "bunny." No excuse: I was only 11, and besides, it seemed like it made some sort of sense, paired as it was with "ice cream!" (When I learned the real lyrics I had a fit of laughter. Then I started thinking about how weird and creepy the phrase "one more ice cream body" [as in corpse] was.