in the song " st.jimmy " by green day, at the end of the song\nbillie joe (a.k.a my husband 4 eva!!!) saids something different on the song which is on, the cd " bullet in a bible ", then he does on the cd " american idiot " \nWhat does he say?
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he's my husband, we're married. don't you f*cking wear it out, and on the cd, he says, and don't wear it out.
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There is an actual Georgia Dome, but in the song it's a reference to oral sex.  They're from Georgia and "dome" is being referred to as head.  Get it?  Just go look up the lyrics, you'll see what I mean.
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here is wat u asked for it is probably more than u want to read.\nFULL NAME : Billie Joe Armstrong \n BIRTHDATE : born February 17, 1972 \n HOMETOWN : Rodeo, California, USA \n EYE COLOR : Green \n NATURAL HAIR COLOR : Reddish Brown \n HEIGHT : 5'7 \n MARTIAL STATUS : Married Adrienne Nesser (July 2, 1994) \n CHILDREN : Joseph Marciano; born in March of 1995, and Jakob Danger; born September of 1998. \n FAMILY : Billie's father, Andy, died of cancer when he was 10 years old (September 1982). His mom, Ollie, raised him from then on. He has 5 older siblings (David, Allen, Marcy, Holly, and Anna). \n INSTRUMENTS : Guitar, harmonica, mandolin, drums, piano, and most recently, the saxophone. \n RECORD COMPANY : Billie and Adrienne have co-ownership of Adeline Records. \n OTHER BANDS : Billie still plays with Pinhead Gunpowder. He has also played with The Influents, Corrupted Morals, Rancid, the Lookouts, Goodbye Harry, and Blatz. \nBillie Joe Armstrong was brought into this world on February 17, 1972, the youngest of six children. His father, Andy, was a part time jazz musician and a truck driver for Safeway, while his mother was a waitress at a local restaurant named Rod's Hickory Pit. Billie started singing when he was just 5 years old. He would go around to hospitals and sing to the patients to make them feel better. Then he got to record his first song, "Look for Love" at a local recording company named Fiat Records. Billie got his first electric guitar, the infamous "Blue" (a Fernandez Stratocaster), when he was 11. Billie still uses Blue to this day and has several replicas of it. At the age of 10, Billie's father died of cancer to the esophagus which spread throughout his body. His mother continued to work at Rod's Hickory Pit (a barbecue joint owned by Richard and Alice Cotton) in Vallejo, California, to support herself and her six kids. Billie Joe and Mike later worked there as busboys. Two years after the death of his father, his mother remarried to a man that Billie and his siblings detested. \n  Billie was 10 when he met Mike Dirnt in the school cafeteria in 1982. During sleepovers at each other's houses, they played songs by old heavy metal warhorses such as Ozzy Osbourne, Def Leppard, and Van Halen. Other influences would be the "thrash and drang" of the Bay Area's alternative music culture percolating throughout the eighties. Clubs such as Mabuhay Gardens and Berkeley's 924 Gilman Street regularly showcased local groups like the Dead Kennedys and Buck Naked. He wrote his first song, "Why Do You Want Him", a song about his mother and his step father, when he was 14. At the age of 15, Billie, Mike, and a drummer named John formed a punk band and named themselves Sweet Children. Their first gig was actually at Rod's Hickory Pit. One day before his 18th birthday, and halfway through his senior year of high school, Billie dropped out of high school (Pinole Valley High School) to devote all his time to Sweet Children. He knew what he wanted to do -- play music, and school was just getting in the way. At this point, Billie had the nickname "Two Dollar Bill", referring to the price of the joints he sold.\nIn 1990, John left the band to attend college. Billie and Mike were faced with the task of finding a new drummer. They knew the perfect fit, Tre Cool, a Gilman Street vetran, who was then playing in the Lookouts. Later, Sweet Children was renamed Green Day. Before they knew it, they were traveling all over the country in an old bookmobile with Tre's dad at the wheel. They did all this with little money and staying at fan's houses. It was in Minneapolis in 1990 when Billie first laid eyes on his future wife, a girl named Adrienne Nesser. They dated awhile and then were married on July 2, 1994, a 5 minute ceremony. The day after their wedding, Adrienne found out she was pregnant. Their son, Joseph Marcicano Armstrong, was born in Mar
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Rock and Roll all Night........KISS\nAny song by the Damn Yankees!!!...(don't tread on my Damn Yankees!)\nEvery Rose Has it's Thorn..........Poison\nLast Chance............Shooting Star (downloadable on Myspace)\nCherry Pie, We will Rock You, & Heaven..............Warrant\nFly To The Angels.................Slaughter\nBasket Case..........................Green Day\nLivewire.................................AC/DC\nhttp://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=32914421 Doesn't Matter......................Killer Dwarfs\n \nI must admit I rock.......p.s....livewire is by AC/DC but stoopid stoopid Yahoo won't print it and for that they should be soundly scolded...
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It means that he's being VAGUE and not really taking responsibility because he had someone else read a statement, probably written by his lawyer or another person. \n\nBTW, saw the CNN interview with the guy who he has been being "sexually immoral" with. He was quite bright, attractive, and well-spoken.\n\nWhen asked why he went public with the report, he said that he just didn't think it was right that the preacher was doing methamphetamine and having gay sex while talking against gay marriage. He said that was hypocritical and deserved to be talked about. I agree 100%.
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I looked this up on sing365.com and this is what I got:\n\nMother: Hi Justin! This is your mother..I was just calling to see how you were doing. You sounded really uptight last night, it made me a little nervous, and well it made me nervous that it sounded like you were nervous too.I just want to make sure you are really okay and wanted to see if you were checking in on your medication too. You know I love ya!Take care honey I know you're under a lot of pressure. See ya. Bye Bye!\n\nI think I heard it in the music video too. It was supposed to be on some answering machine.
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If you have the lyrics, please post it. I'd love to help cause I'm a huge fan. I have lots of their stuff...over 60 cd's bootlegged and all. Waiting on you.
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ahhhhh lyrics. gotta love 'em! my firend used to sing fall out boy's sugar we're goin down " i know you gotta complex, cock it and pull it" instead of "loaded god complex"! another friend sings totally random things to gnarls barkley i think im crazy, like " and i had to use my cheese and pickle sandwich, it made me crazy!" she also sings "is it a bus stop" for monster.\nmy friends never listen!
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Down by the bay where the hanky panky grows, the bullfrogs jump from bank to bank, saying eek ike oke ouke, listen to the ding dong, i pledge allegiance to the flag, micheal jackson is a ***, coca cola messed him up, now we're drinking 7-up, 7-up has no caffeine...........\n\nnow im talking billy jean. billy jean is out of style.. ace, king,queen,jack , wild.\n\n\ni sing mine different\n\nbut i dont remember it
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The only info I could find is this, the full lyric, I hope it might be useful\n\nhttp://www.crapville.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=3262&TPN=2\n\n(Is the second post)
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They have Perry White asking, "Does he still stand for truth, justice...all that stuff?"\n\nBryan Singer and the writers state that "the American Way" was eliminated because Superman is now a man for the world, not just the US.\n\nBesides, I never understood what Superman meant when he said, "the American Way". There's a question--what is the American Way?
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Wow, great question, I just compared the two songs just two days ago. I would go with legalize it. I don't smoke weed but i just think it sounds better. When I first heard it I played we be burnin (legalize it) at the store I work, with customers coming in. But I really couldn't understand what he was saying, so I didn't pay much attention to it. I thought he was talking about weed. Then I bought the cd and I played the we be burning track, but the words were differnt. I thought I really don't like it. What is the difference. I compared it, and realized, that we be burning (realize it) has to do with the club.
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Hmmmm.  Jim Darwin disappears and Normal Guy shows up making constant references to Jim Darwin.  Coincidence?  You decide.\n\nIn answer to your question, I don't see any religious meaning.  It seems to be a reference back to Nazism.
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I've seen two commercials other than the one mentioned with "Take me out to the ball game". Both of the other commercials I've seen have U2 songs. One is the "City of Blinding Lights" and the other has "Beautiful Day". I think one of these actually has Bono narrating. Either way, I think U2 somehow got nominated for official band of the World Cup this year. There's another commerical I haven't seen but read about that has U2's "I Will Follow".
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Sounds like it's from the old broadway show 'West Side Story'. It goes like this, " I like to be in America,everything free in America. If it's that then it's west side story
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Green Day album american idiot
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Here's a more interesting version of the song!!!\n\n...Down the lane I walk, with my sweet Mary.  Broken teeth, and legs so hairy!  It's good to smoke, the Green Green Grass of Home!\n...Down the lane I walk, with my sweet Bessie.  Good ol' cow, but she's so messy!  It's good to smoke, the Green Green Grass of Home!