before "Hindu"]  On this song's release as a single, it was accompanied by the tracks "Wrecking Ball" and "The Ballad of the Tragic Hero," and its music video ends with a monkey clapping for the band. Its singer notes that "fingertips have memories" and that his "can't forget the curve of your body.
before "Hindu"]  On this song's release as a single, it was accompanied by the tracks "Wrecking Ball" and "The Ballad of the Tragic Hero," and its music video ends with a monkey clapping for the band. Its singer notes that "fingertips have memories" and that his "can't forget the curve of your body." Other sections of this song describe the singer's desire to "publish zines/and rage against machines" and his struggles with "paranoia paranoia," leading him to claim "everyone is coming to get me" and express the desire to go "underground with the moles." In its chorus, lead singer Sean Nelson notes that "I'm so hot ‘cause I'm in hell" after claiming that "I'm not sick, but I'm not well." FTP, identify this first single off 1998's Where Have All the Merrymakers Gone?, a hit for Harvey Danger.
before "Hindu"]  On this song's release as a single, it was accompanied by the tracks "Wrecking Ball" and "The Ballad of the Tragic Hero," and its music video ends with a monkey clapping for the band.
“{Flagpole Sitta}”