I think it's meant to sound like he says soul when he actually says song. It's a play on words. Pretty sure there's a name for two words sounding similar.
I think it's meant to sound like he says soul when he actually says song. It's a play on words. Pretty sure there's a name for two words sounding similar.
I agree, I think it's supposed to be soul, as an homage to Hall & Oates's "I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)", specifically the line "You've got the body, now you want my soul".
I agree, I think it's supposed to be soul, as an homage to Hall & Oates's "I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)", specifically the line "You've got the body, now you want my soul".
I think this song would be better/make more sense if it was "You may have the body, but do you have soul?" meh
I think it's meant to sound like he says soul when he actually says song. It's a play on words. Pretty sure there's a name for two words sounding similar.
I think it's meant to sound like he says soul when he actually says song. It's a play on words. Pretty sure there's a name for two words sounding similar.
I agree, I think it's supposed to be soul, as an homage to Hall & Oates's "I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)", specifically the line "You've got the body, now you want my soul".
I agree, I think it's supposed to be soul, as an homage to Hall & Oates's "I Can't Go for That (No Can Do)", specifically the line "You've got the body, now you want my soul".