Archaeopteryx Lemon Demon
"Archaeopteryx" by Lemon Demon, released in 2006, blends #Rock with quirky, playful elements. The lyrics explore themes of evolution, nostalgia, and the intersection of science and imagination, using the Archaeopteryx as a metaphor for change and transition. Its catchy melody and humorous tone have made it a cult favorite in online communities.
[Verse 1]
Saw him in a book of fossils
Dancing with some old apostles
I think if I went back in time
He'd be there, alive
Root of all my jealousy
Grounded in my devastation
I can't get no aviation
Up in the sky, his grandchildren fly
I don't sing, I sigh
[Chorus]
Tell the Archaeopteryx
That I never wanted this
Featherhead metropolis
Liar liar, wings on fire
[Verse 2]
When it's fast approaching winter
And I eat my turkey dinner
Tickles of hate, they rattle my cage
And evolve to rage
This is when I make a choice
I will build a time contraption
I will start a chain reaction
Know what I think I'm going to do?
I am going to
Saw him in a book of fossils
Dancing with some old apostles
I think if I went back in time
He'd be there, alive
Root of all my jealousy
Grounded in my devastation
I can't get no aviation
Up in the sky, his grandchildren fly
I don't sing, I sigh
[Chorus]
Tell the Archaeopteryx
That I never wanted this
Featherhead metropolis
Liar liar, wings on fire
[Verse 2]
When it's fast approaching winter
And I eat my turkey dinner
Tickles of hate, they rattle my cage
And evolve to rage
This is when I make a choice
I will build a time contraption
I will start a chain reaction
Know what I think I'm going to do?
I am going to
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