|
|
Title | December Queen |
Period | Late College |
Written Time | Summer 1995 |
Copyright Year | 1999 |
Copyright # | SRu000396858 |
BMI # | 6163260 |
Original Album | Silent Bob |
Studio - Engineer | Knee Deep Studios - Charles Scott |
Studio - Gear | ADAT 8 track |
Other Musicians | Dan Goldstein - Guitar
Christian Kisala - Drums |
Length | 03:54 |
Other Albums | Silver Dust |
I don't remember that much about this song, but it's a cute little rock/pop song with a catchy guitar riff. I vaguely remember showing Dan the guitar riff which he played better than I could, since at the time I was primarily a bass player. This explains the bass solo in which I was trying for Jaco Pastorius, but got way more Geddy Lee, given the genre.
The lyric is pretty dumb, but I didn't spend as much time on my lyrics back then. My singing isn't terrible, but the way I pronounce "me" is pretty goofy.
I included this song on Silver Dust a second "Best of" compilation.
|
I went out on a limb
for her again
and what has it gotten me
A little more grief
then a friendly speech
and then she's forgotten me
She seems to me the cruelest of them all
December Queen
We spent some time
in the park that day
I thought it might compensate
Her icicle heart
just couldn't perceive
she couldn't appreciate
No warmth could melt the snow upon her cheek
December Queen
Through winter months
she reigns supreme
there on her icy throne
Numb to man
and his feverish needs
deaf to his passion cries
Alone in her world
she shuns the sun
no warmth within her heart
Her skin is of ice
and her body is stone
Still there's fire within her eyes
The cruelest of them all she has to be
December Queen
|