"Seat
of My Pants"
Lyrics Written By: Al Schnier Lyrics Transcribed By: Brian Allain & Jesse Jarnow & Alex Rosenfeld Debut: July 9, 1994 |
In the beginning
it seems that I've got
So much more time, but it's usually not
The case. In the end I'm in desperate need
Of something to help me get back on feet
So I look in the book of excuses that I got
Then I remember I left it at the top
Of the back the bus, side of street
Where the freaks and the animals usually meet
They usually meet
They usually meet
They usually meet
Ride up and down 'til something comes up
I tend to forget about what I fucked up
Sitting on top of the world for a day
Telephone rings and the cops on the way
Someone reminds me that I am in debt
I have not received my (? - officium - ?) yet
My heart's on the beat and my head's on an end
My stomach goes out for its calcium friend
His calcium friend
His calcium friend
His calcium friend
Milk for one
Milk for one
Milk for one
Milk for one
Chorus:
Flying by the seat of my pants (and all the while)
Like some sort of ritualistic dance (and with a smile)
Convinced myself I had some sorta chance (and all the while)
Flying by the seat of my pants
??? I promise myself
I won't sit subjected in this sort of hell
Fleeting and flipping and flopping and flight
Like a bat with a wing in a bottle of light
With rhymes so tight like a ???
I should be rendered in this situation
??? so she could pick up my entrails
Entrails were squished, she could pick up a trail
Pick up a trail
Pick up a trail
Pick up a trail
Pick up a trail
Milk for one
Milk for one
Milk for one
Milk for one
Chorus:
Flying by the seat of my pants (and all the while)
Like some sort of ritualistic dance (and with a smile)
Convinced myself I had some sorta chance (and all the while)
Flying by the seat of my pants
(Scat with "Broadway")*
(Slow Metal Jam)
ONE - TWO - THREE - FOUR!!!
(Fast Metal Jam)
In the beginning it seems that I've got
So much more time, but it's usually not
The case. In the end I'm in desperate need
Of something to help me get back on feet
So I look in the book of excuses that I got
Then I remember I left it at the top
Of the back the bus, side of street
Where the freaks and the animals usually meet
They usually meet
They usually meet
They usually meet
Milk for one
Milk for one
Milk for one
Milk for one
(Chorus Repeated Three Times - Last Time Without Additions)
*The little riff played right before the band chants "Broadway" is the main melody from "On Broadway," a 1950s Tin Pan Alley pop song written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. Neil Young covered it on his FREEDOM album from 1989.
Transcribed
by John Haas
the first slap/pop
part to SOMP:
G -----7-------------------------5------------5----|
D -------------------5-----------------------------|
A -5------5------------------3-----3----3----------|
E ---------------3------3--------------------------|
s p s s p s s p s s p
Transcribed
by Dave Ciesinski
Also, the beginning
part of SOMP is: (slap & pop where indicated)
G---------------5-------4--
D------7------------------- repeat through "In the beginning it seems that
I've got..."
A------------3------2------
E---5------3---------------
s p s s p
s p
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