Mouth Wooed Her Animal Collective
"Mouth Wooed Her" by Animal Collective, released in 2005, blends #Experimental and #Psychedelic genres. The lyrics explore themes of love, longing, and connection, using abstract imagery. Unique musical elements include layered harmonies and unconventional rhythms. The song has contributed to the band's cult following and influence in indie music.
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[Verse 1]
Good day outside
Tribe of life and mine and yours
You're so good and natural
My arms are peeling
Cause you're so close
Close to I
And eyeing my face
So I can take you out at breakfast time
[Verse 2]
Yes you're nice
All so violent
All so sure
I figured it out
I think I've figured it out
We be patient
Time for a nap
And now, ah-uh ah-ow
If I could just fix the clock I'd take you out
At breakfast time
[Chorus]
I don't want no one of
I don't want none one, obe
I don't want one of the
I don't want none of those
I don't want no one no
I don't want one of those
I don't want no one of
I don't want no one, one
[Verse 1]
Good day outside
Tribe of life and mine and yours
You're so good and natural
My arms are peeling
Cause you're so close
Close to I
And eyeing my face
So I can take you out at breakfast time
[Verse 2]
Yes you're nice
All so violent
All so sure
I figured it out
I think I've figured it out
We be patient
Time for a nap
And now, ah-uh ah-ow
If I could just fix the clock I'd take you out
At breakfast time
[Chorus]
I don't want no one of
I don't want none one, obe
I don't want one of the
I don't want none of those
I don't want no one no
I don't want one of those
I don't want no one of
I don't want no one, one
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