I always wonder if Roger asked to change that line from the original "I still write a razor line every time." Or if Pete, knowing he was giving a man who didn't write those lyrics that line, just crossed out "write" and wrote-in "sing." He seems passive-aggressive like that.
I completely agree. :)
I always wonder if Roger asked to change that line from the original "I still write a razor line every time." Or if Pete, knowing he was giving a man who didn't write those lyrics that line, just crossed out "write" and wrote-in "sing." He seems passive-aggressive like that.
I completely agree. :)
@em_c In an interview, Daltrey said that he changed that part to "sing a razor line" on his own. Daltrey also added the reference to "Who's Next" after the "listening to the sound of old T-Rex" part. He said something about needing to promote Who albums as well as T-Rex in the song.
@em_c In an interview, Daltrey said that he changed that part to "sing a razor line" on his own. Daltrey also added the reference to "Who's Next" after the "listening to the sound of old T-Rex" part. He said something about needing to promote Who albums as well as T-Rex in the song.
" I know that I been wearing crazy clothes and I look pretty crappy sometime But my body feels so good and I still sing a razor line everytime."
Favourite line. Great song.
I always wonder if Roger asked to change that line from the original "I still write a razor line every time." Or if Pete, knowing he was giving a man who didn't write those lyrics that line, just crossed out "write" and wrote-in "sing." He seems passive-aggressive like that. I completely agree. :)
I always wonder if Roger asked to change that line from the original "I still write a razor line every time." Or if Pete, knowing he was giving a man who didn't write those lyrics that line, just crossed out "write" and wrote-in "sing." He seems passive-aggressive like that. I completely agree. :)
@em_c In an interview, Daltrey said that he changed that part to "sing a razor line" on his own. Daltrey also added the reference to "Who's Next" after the "listening to the sound of old T-Rex" part. He said something about needing to promote Who albums as well as T-Rex in the song.
@em_c In an interview, Daltrey said that he changed that part to "sing a razor line" on his own. Daltrey also added the reference to "Who's Next" after the "listening to the sound of old T-Rex" part. He said something about needing to promote Who albums as well as T-Rex in the song.