Yeah, I disagree. I don't think it's better than Lullabye of London, A Rainy Night in Soho, or The Body of an American. Also, I don't think Fairytale of New York is shite, but I'll tell you what IS shite: your reckless disregard for the blog rules you so astutely created: one song posting per person per week. Yeah, I just used two colons in the same sentence, what of it? Respect authority, guy. If I wanted utter chaos I'd join a blog dedicated to the American electoral process.
Dear Actual Lost Case, It's "If I Should Fall From Grace With God" not if i should fall from the grace of god. The actual title makes sense. Your title eludes to someone literally falling down due to the will of god. Side note: it was the third song played in the set last week and your little lost american case over here sang every last word. I've also always kind of wanted it played at my funeral, should ever I die (unlikely), but since I will never (not ever) fall from grace with god, it wouldn't really make any sense. Sincerely, Pogues Junkie, LLC
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Yeah, I disagree. I don't think it's better than Lullabye of London, A Rainy Night in Soho, or The Body of an American.
Also, I don't think Fairytale of New York is shite, but I'll tell you what IS shite: your reckless disregard for the blog rules you so astutely created: one song posting per person per week. Yeah, I just used two colons in the same sentence, what of it? Respect authority, guy. If I wanted utter chaos I'd join a blog dedicated to the American electoral process.
Okay - you are a lost case on the Pogues - If I Should Fall From the Grace of God pisses on your suggestions, in my humble opinion. Next...
Dear Actual Lost Case,
It's "If I Should Fall From Grace With God" not if i should fall from the grace of god. The actual title makes sense. Your title eludes to someone literally falling down due to the will of god. Side note: it was the third song played in the set last week and your little lost american case over here sang every last word. I've also always kind of wanted it played at my funeral, should ever I die (unlikely), but since I will never (not ever) fall from grace with god, it wouldn't really make any sense.
Sincerely,
Pogues Junkie, LLC
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