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We listened, we discussed, we disagreed, we agreed, we guessed. Transcribing the lyrics for "Lee Majors Come Again" has been a challenge for the Beastiemania.com team. Take a look at what we came up with HERE at Beastiemania.com. If you have any corrections or suggested changes to the lyrics, email them to staff @ beastiemania.com or post them in the comments.
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11 comments:
I would help if I could hear anything over MCA's bass.
Who (or what is) "Cue Key Mark" and "Jose Nias"?
We don't know. Like I said, transcribing this song was a challenge.
We thought the "Key Mark" might be a Money Mark reference, as they often call him "Keyboard Money Mark." Really, though, damned if we know...
I like to listen to the song, but when I review the lyrics I feel let down. I 'm confused by the Lee Majors title and what the song is supposed to be about. Any insight?
I picture the Beasites playing with a Steve Austin doll and their dolls and they battle.
They're tough lyrics. I hear different words everytime I listen.
OMG I want these lyrics so bad!!
i've always heard as the last part about king fu grips lines, "at the ...ring down in Virginia!"
which would be cool because i live in Virginia..and I remember Mike D kept saying "Virginia" like that when they played in Richmond last fall.
We heard "Virginia" at the end too, but couldn't make sense with it.
Thanks for the suggested change. We'll review it as a group.
We're not getting much fan feedback on the lyrics, so we'll probably shelve them for a while until we get a live performance of the song to review.
I definitely heard "down in Virginia." I was at the same concert and he was saying it exactly like that. It's probably a reference to something else that I just don't get.
There is a Roundhouse Theater in the DC area, but it's in Montgomery County, MD, and also doesn't really make sense.
Instead of "ball break" I keep hearing some combination of "model" or "motel" and "bridge" or "brick". There's a "Motel Fifty" brand I've heard of before, which might fit.
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