Funeral Parlor Eels
"Funeral Parlor" by Eels, released in 1996, is a #Rock song that explores themes of loss, grief, and introspection. The lyrics convey a sense of melancholy and reflection on mortality. Unique musical elements include a haunting melody and sparse instrumentation, creating an intimate atmosphere. The song resonates with listeners facing similar emotional struggles.
Sitting in the funeral parlor
On the night before the day
Think I mighta left the stove on
Think I mighta left the door unlocked
I don't know if
The stores will all be closed when I get out
I don't know if
The chores will all be done when I get home
Sitting in the funeral parlor
Listen to the organ play
What if I forgot the trashcans
What if I forgot to telephone
I don't know if
I wrote the number down in my book
I don't know if
I can stand to stay here one more second
On the night before the day
Think I mighta left the stove on
Think I mighta left the door unlocked
I don't know if
The stores will all be closed when I get out
I don't know if
The chores will all be done when I get home
Sitting in the funeral parlor
Listen to the organ play
What if I forgot the trashcans
What if I forgot to telephone
I don't know if
I wrote the number down in my book
I don't know if
I can stand to stay here one more second
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