Saosin
Senin, 10 Maret 2008
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Saosin: Show Me Yo Booty Hole lyrics
Show me yo booty hole, oh (x2)
Show me yo booty hole
Walk up in the club like you think you nice
Walkin' all around like you cold as ice
Lookin' at yo booty makes me want to touch it
Thinkin' bout yo hole makes me want to munch it
You know my Caddy's parked just right outsiiiiird
You know your booty want to go for a wiiird (Note: For a RIDE)
We bout to drive around and I'll show you the city
I even might reach over and grab me a titty
Grab it gr-grab it grab it grab it
take that, take that, take that, take that
Grab it gr-grab grab it grab it
take that, take that, take that hoe
Back up in the club I think I'm goin' blind
Saw so much booty nearly lost my mind
You know you I cant help it when I get started
Damn hoe! *fart noise* Was that yo booty that farted?
*laughter* Ah, fuck it.
Show me your booty hole!
Ohhhhh
That booty, that b-b-b-booty hole, that booty!
Ohhhhh
That b-b-b-booty hole, that booty
Show me your booty hole
First thing's first I know my style is wack
And first things thirds I don't even listen to rap
All these people always hatin' on me
Screamin' out loud (Man, fuck that boosty.)
All these crack ass rappers trying to make it to the top
But with pointless rapping
Adding pointless clapping
Only B to C will never stop
*clap, clap, clap*
It's twelve fiftizzle and I just got to the pizzle
Boosty's fucken drizzle off a bottle of bacizzle
All these trizzles try to get me in the frizzle
But I only want the hizzle buhizzle bizzle nizzle
I got girls to my left and girls to my right
Shake your booty baby, it's lookin' alright
I got booty to my left and booty to my right
Give me booty baby and I'll lick it all night
I wish yo ass was all up on me
So I could put my tongue inside those cheeks
(ha ha, ha ha)
This hole, that hole, this hole, that hole,
Eeny meeny miney mo, let me eat your booty hole
(OKAY! BREAK IT DOWN NOW!)
All these bitches and all these hoes
Ain't used to the lickin' of the booty hole
So come on girl, just learn some patience
Turn around baby and give me that anus
Let's go!
Show me yo booty hole
Ohhhh,
That booty, that b-b-b-booty hole, that booty
Ohhhh,
That b-b-b-booty hole, that booty
Show me your booty hole
Shakin' yer booty like it ain't no thing
Rub it all up on my dingaling
Thinkin' bout what I want to do to you
Does that shit smell like poo to you? (Ew)
Lace, silk, cotton, polyester
It's all comin' off so it doesn't even matter
Black, white, asian, puerto rican
I don't care, if your booty hole's stinkin'
(I want your booty hole, doo doo doo!)
One, two, three, furr
Get yer booty hole up in hurr
Five, six, seven, eurr
Let's put that booty hole back to work!
Nine, ten, eleven, twurv
Bend over baby and show me them curves!
Now you think I'm starting to purv
But damn your ass if off the chain bi-atch
Ohh, shit I think I almost came!
Ohhhh
That booty, that b-b-b-booty hole, that booty
Ohhhh
That b-b-b-booty hole, that booty
Show me your booty hole
Ohhhh
That booty, that b-b-b-booty hole, that booty
Ohhhh
That b-b-b-booty hole, that booty
Show me yo booty hole!
Saosin: It's Far Better To Learn lyrics
You'd better learn that this will not blow over
And Over
High above, they're taking over you
And you should know
I will not let you go
(Let you go)
What is my body worth?
Was there a price-tag before?
There's something greater then
What is my body worth?
Was there a price-tag before?
It's not gonna change you
We walk around
But never turn to see what we have done
(What we have done)
We choose our moves so carefully for you
(Carefully for you)
I will not let you go
(Let you go)
What is my body worth?
Was there a price-tag before?
There's something greater then
What is my body worth?
Was there a price-tag before?
It's not gonna change you
What is my body worth?
Was there a price-tag before?
It's not gonna change you
Why believe in nothing
Why believe in nothing at all
Why believe in nothing
Why believe in nothing at all
What is my body worth?
Was there a price-tag before?
There's something greater then
What is my body worth?
Was there a price-tag before?
It's not gonna change you
What is my body worth?
What is my body worth?
Saosin
Kamis, 07 Februari 2008
Saosin: Finding Home lyrics
if only i had truthfully seen,that night will never relive
but you and i could not go and walk away
just close your eyes
you'll never see me crashing down
i see where we had common doubt
i'd be lonely if you weren't so proud
(=i have seen so many loving faces
they turn back and leave with looks of regret
the road goes and i am finding home in it
you and i should not play those games
the world is coming to an end
it's just the way i see my face
and i could never believe
(now i can see it)
now i see where things are turning around
and i'd be lonely if you weren't so proud
i have seen so many loving faces
they turn back and leave with looks of regret
the road goes and i am finding home in it
i saw him fly
he's never looked this way
i saw in his eyes
he's never coming down
i have seen so many loving faces
they turn back and leave with looks of regret
the road goes and i am finding home in it
the road goes and i am finding home in it
the road goes and i am finding home in it
and now you're finally home
and i am finding home in it
and now we're finally home
and i am finding home in it
Saosin: You're Not Alone lyrics
That's just like him
To wander off in the evergreen park
Slowly searching
For any sign of the ones he used to love
He says he's got nothing left to live for
(He says he's got nothing left)
And this time I think you'll know
You're not alone
There's more to this I know
You can make it out
You will live to tell
She's just like him
Spoiled rotten, confused by the lies shes been fed
Shes searching for no one (but herself)
Her eyes turn to green and she seems to be happy that she is her
And this time I think you'll know
You're not alone
There is more to this I know
You can make it out
You will live to tell
You're not alone
There is more to this i know
You can make it out
(There is more to this)
We're not alone
There is more to this i know
You can make it out
You will live to tell
(So tell me)
You're not alone
There is more to this i know
You can make it out
You will live to tell
You're not alone
You're not, your not alone
Seven Years Lyrics by Saosin
Taking on seven years the
Holy ghost had left alone
Test my arms, kick like crazy
Ive been trying way too long
Only pushed the way out to fight you
And I'm sorry, I'm sorry, Im not sure
Getting off my chest, the story ends
I would find a way without
Tell him his eyes see too clear
I would find a way without you
Tell him his eyes see too clear
That mistake was gold, I know
Without you, it's something that I could never do
That was right, staple the eyes and
Seven dates for me to sell machines and tear on
Seven years, you assured me
Id be fine if I complied
Only pushed the way out to fight you
and I'm sorry, I'm sorry, Im not sure
Getting off my chest, the story ends
I would find a way without
Tell him his eyes see too clear
I would find a way without you
Tell him his eyes see too clear
That mistake was gold and I know
Without you, it's something that I could never do
That was right, staple like only
Seven dates for me to sell machines and tear on
Don't treat me, I'm to blame
(I'm sorry, I'm not sure)
Don't treat me like I ever accused you
(I'm sorry, I'm sorry)
Fan Reports In: Saosin and Bootyhole
One particularly rocking AP member went to see Saosin recently and was fortunate enough to be in the crowd while they were filming for their upcoming DVD. Read his derrière-riddled story below.
The BillboardSouthern California quintet Saosin are one of the fastest-growing headliners in rock – earning mainstage slots on the Vans Warped Tour, selling out clubs in a flash, going out with heavyweights like AFI, Avenged Sevenfold, My Chemical Romance and Taking Back Sunday and garnering an ocean of fans who’ve downloaded their songs from MySpace over five million times – all before they’ve released a full-length album.
That will all change on September 26th with the Capitol Records release of their self-titled debut. As your average Saosin fan (and there are legions) will be quick to point out, the wait was a considerable one. “We were waiting until the songs were right,” says frontman Cove Reber with some understatement.
It’s been three years since word of the band’s full-length debut first surfaced, and in that time a lot has changed within the music scene from which they originally emerged and within the band itself.
Seemingly overnight, stylized bands playing strains of melodic post-hardcore have sailed up the pop charts. But for Saosin -- Reber, bassist Chris Sorenson, drummer Alex Rodriguez, and guitarists Beau Burchell and Justin Shekoski -- things have played out a bit differently. During the scene’s ascension, the band’s members have all but shunned the idea of a genre tag or an “image” -- unless, of course, you count the jeans and t-shirts they soak in sweat every night onstage -- and have instead focused their energies on making an album that will live or die strictly on musical merits.
“At first we said we weren’t interested in putting the album out on a major label,” says Burchell. “We wanted to grow first.”
But the band’s sound and its ambition grew tremendously during the recording of their 12-song debut, an album that exceeds even the wildest of expectations. From the dueling guitar crunch of opener “It’s Far Better to Learn” to the nosebleed anthemic heights of lead single “Voices,” the livewire maelstrom of “Follow and Feel” and epic heartstring-puller “You’re Not Alone,” Saosin have created the kind of debut album that announces something indisputably new under rock’s sun.
“It was a long time coming,” says Sorenson, “but finishing the album really put a fire under our asses and we were better for it.”
The initial stages of the band’s debut date back to late 2003 when founding guitarists Burchell and Shekoski and original frontman Anthony Green began playing out, recorded a quick EP, Translating the Name, and embarked on a U.S. tour during which time Green exited the band. To the group’s surprise Translating the Name garnered the band a massive fanbase both online and at their live shows, which grew organically, and quickly.
The band, however, was so hands-off about promoting themselves that Google searches of the band turned up precious little info.
“It was cool if you knew about the band, we weren’t always easy to find,” says Burchell. “But I think that really brought kids together, having to actually make the effort to track us down.”
A collection of rabid fans with Ethernet connections soon began arguing about such pressing matters as how the band’s name was actually pronounced (it’s “say-o-sin”) and what it actually means (Saosin means “small heart” in Chinese. The word comes from a 15th century proverb about fathers telling their sons who are being married off for money not to get emotionally involved with their wives, who could die at any time.)
In the winter of 2005 the revamped Saosin lineup with Sorenson, Rodriguez and new frontman Reber signed to Capitol, released a self-titled EP of demos and live tracks, and began pre-production on their long-awaited full-length debut. As the band recorded various versions of their new songs -- both at their home studios and on a mobile recording unit that they set up on their tour bus – the burden of heavy expectations eventually gave way to genuine excitement.
“I would demo stuff with Chris,” Reber recalls, “and say, ‘This is really good – we can’t not run with this.’”
In turn, the album that Saosin began recording with producer Howard Benson (My Chemical Romance, Head Automatica) this past January -- nearly a full year after they began properly demoing its songs -- would live up to the band’s great expectations, and then some. More importantly, though, it proves that in a world of overnight success at least one group is devoted enough to write songs that are built to last.
“This record is going to take us places,” says Sorenson. “We don’t know exactly where, but it will definitely be an experience getting there.”
Saosin
Rabu, 06 Februari 2008
Lead Singer Cove Reber Rushed To Hospital
On Saturday night (28th April) Cove Reber, lead singer of US rock band Saosin, was raced to hospital straight after the bands barnstorming performance at the Give It A Name show in Earls Court. Having felt a little unwell before the show, it soon became apparent that Cove needed urgent medical treatment when he began to vomit profusely within minutes of leaving the stage.He was immediately placed on an IV drip at the venues medical centre and when his condition deteriorated he was taken straight to Chelsea and Westminster Hospital where he was treated for gastro-intestinal problems. He required four IV bags and was kept in overnight, being released yesterday afternoon.
Unfortunately Cove was still too unwell to perform at last nights Give It A Name show in Birmingham. Saosin would like to apologise to their fans who were expecting to see them there, but hope they understand that it was impossible for them to perform under the circumstances.
However the bands own headline gig tonight in Glasgow will go ahead, as will the rest of this weeks shows. They are:
April 30th: ABC2, Glasgow (headline show)
May 2nd: Academy 3, Manchester (headline show)
May 3rd: Cockpit, Leeds (headline show)
May 4th: Metro, London (headline show)
Saosins world tour takes them across Europe, Indonesia, Australasia and Japan before returning to the UK to play the following shows:
June 7th: Mean Fiddler, London (headline show)
June 8th: Download Festival (second stage)
Beginnings - Translating The Name
Saosin started off as the brainchild of two musicians; Justin Shekoski, a former guitarist in As Hope Dies, and Beau Burchell. They planned to be called "The Gift", but there was another band by that name. They recorded an instrumental demo, with Justin and Beau, and MIDI drums. The first song on this demo was called You're No Angel and had Beau Burchell on vocals. They were trying to find a vocalist and they asked Keith Goodwin from the band Days Away. He said, "I know this guy Anthony". They sent him 2 instrumentals and he recorded vocals over them. The two songs became known as Seven Years and Translating the Name, the first two tracks on the Translating the Name EP. Anthony flew in from Philadelphia and stayed for five days, and recorded the vocals to the EP in about 4 nights.
Drummer Pat McGrath was brought in to do drumming for the Translating the Name EP. Saosin had been trying hard to get Alex to join the band, but he was in Open Hand, and was touring with them. They picked up McGrath who was a studio drummer. According to Burchell, the Translating the Name EP was 3/4 of McGrath's ability. "There were certain passages where we were like, Dude, play something else no one is going to be able to play. And he would do it, and we were shitting ourselves. He was there doing the most insane rolls, all while doing stick twirls, all like it was nothing, and we were shitting our pants." When Beau met Pat, they handed him the Open Hand CD and told him that was the drummer they wanted to have in the band. Beau asked Pat if he could stylize the drumming to make it sound like Alex’s sort of style. Even though McGrath never played a single show with the band, they had some fun times together and get along well. McGrath also still enjoys Saosin's music.
Departure of Anthony Green
Translating the name, was an instant success, especially through online sources. The band was actually approached by numerous record companies before playing their first show due to the soaring popularity of the EP. However, the band's vocalist Anthony Green left after the release of their first EP and later formed the band Circa Survive. Anthony was very homesick and said he was missing his family. He says he felt bad for leaving his friends in a tough situation without a singer, but he "would have gone crazy had he stayed any longer". A public, nationwide audition then took place. Beau Burchell has stated in interviews that, "The main things that we are looking for now, is someone that does not do drugs, someone who can actually sing live, and someone who is good looking and fun to get along with. Oh, and they have to have a really dry sense of humor, because the rest of us do."[1] After the public audition process and several guest vocalists on demos, Cove Reber, previously the vocalist of the band Mormon In The Middle and Stamp Out Detroit, was announced as their new permanent lead singer and is an adept guitar player.
Cove sent in his demo tape, which was an acoustic demo with "Mookie's Last Christmas" (this demo has leaked to the internet) and is widely speculated to have included a few songs from Translating the Name, which also includes Seven Years and 3rd Measurement in C. When Beau first heard the demo, he thought it was Anthony pulling a trick on them. He said he wanted someone like Anthony but "not to bring in someone that sounded like Creed." According to Beau, "Gabe from Midtown tried to sing a couple songs. Jason Gleason was asked to come out and do it, but he had his own thing going on." Beau said "I would put them in the studio and pull up the ProTools session of Translating the Name, and would mute all of Anthony’s vocals and just let the guys sing. And dudes would come in and sound like total Spinal Tap, just so bad. So then I would have to spend about two hours trying to find a nice way to get the guy to just leave, so you would basically sit there and waste your night.". Even through all of this, Saosin said they would have went on with Beau, Justin, and Chris all doing vocals because they were not going to give up.
Bassist Zach Kennedy also parted from the band early on, leaving because of personal issues and to focus on his art career. He went on to play bass in Ashlee Simpson's band, but left her band in 2005. He was replaced in Saosin with Chris Sorenson.
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