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Looking For God I See Bird Droppings
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Mr.Rabbit & his Bobtails take no prisoners with this vile plundering of NIGE and TREV'S 'Perry Cross the Cherwell'. A disturbing sonic assault on the organ of hearing in man, woman and animal.
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Rocking, Hell for leather, gibbering, squawking, rampant rollercoaster rabbit riff mayhem.
Talentless buck toothed, lettuce munching, riff pilfering, hell for leather, Lethbridge-obsessed no-hopers locked away in their damp underground multi-track recording hutch, obsessively chopping up Frank Fish & the Fins/Nige & Trev recordings until the baby donkeys come home.
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Genre
Pop • Pop Rock
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#17,424 today Peak #116
#4,450 in subgenre Peak #24
Author
Mick Clack/Frank Fish
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Mick Clack/Frank Fish
Uploaded
January 14, 2005
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MP3 3.9 MB • 128 kbps • 0:00
Story behind the song
The constant search for a deeper purpose in life leads Frank Rabbit and his dutiful, long suffering Bobtails to a giant golden hutch hidden amongst the bullrushes on the bank of the River Cherwell. The hutch is empty save for some old bird poop (possibly kestrel kakk or maybe tern turd, lapwing log or a dartford warbler dump) Frank, having been repeatedly told by his Bobtails that 'the Baby Jesu is everywhere',has the sudden painful realisation that he finds it much easier to see the Saviour in these bird droppings than in his own brunette obsessed life and (rightly or wrongly) assumes that God doesn't want him. In order to counteract this desolate feeling, the now depressed Frank Rabbit decides to book Rooftop Studio in Oxford for a weekend and force the terrified Bobtails to plunder more of the underated Frank Fish & the Fins/Nige & Trev back catalogue that lies gathering dust on a sloping chipboard shelf in the cellar of Binky's Virtual Soup Kitchen. Narahahalla! Sni! Sni! Sni!
Lyrics
God is our Saviour - Geebee-ahh-de-la billibah Saviour...saviour... Looking for God expecting to find some dynamic eureka flashbomb experience Heyy-yeahh-huhh-heyyyy! Roaring thunder...roaring,roaring.. roaring thunder..God...god... Clouds part to reveal...reveal...Clouds, God..I see bird droppings..Meehseeahh! God is our Saviour God is our Saviour... Geebee-ahh-de-la-billibah saviour...saviour...saviour... Oh I don't need you I need a man who doesn't want me I need a man who doesn't want me...
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Rooftop Ronnnie
Nov 10, 2012
Ahhh...This is a sonic revelation. I particularly like the lyric "Geebee-ahh-de-la billibah". Yes, extremely profound lads...extremely profound. This jolly little FR and the B's song is certainly a "dynamic eureka flashbomb experience" for me. Refreshingly different to everything else I've listened to today. Annoyingly, irritatingly repetitive of course but it always leaves one 'gagging' for more. A delicious and unique addictive assault on the human senses. A glorious and triumphant message of heavenly hope delivered directly from the hutch. "Clouds part to reveal..." the undiscovered talents of the mysterious Mr Rabbit and his Bobtails. I'll look at bird droppings in a totally different way now lads. Many thanks for your bucktoothed spiritual guidance. Now I'm going to play it AGAIN! Namaste...