Amnesia Was Her Name - Revision history

Dashw321 at 21:24, 2 August 2023

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	\|externalLinks = [https://lemondemon.bandcamp.com/track/amnesia-was-her-name Bandcamp] [https://needlejuice.bandcamp.com/track/amnesia-was-her-name Needlejuice Remaster] [https://youtu.be/XZwCAbqAjNw YouTube] [https://open.spotify.com/track/0ww8jZZtGU70QvYUFmDbqZ?si=62ed9bfa7bef4525 Spotify]		\|externalLinks = [https://lemondemon.bandcamp.com/track/amnesia-was-her-name Bandcamp] [https://needlejuice.bandcamp.com/track/amnesia-was-her-name Needlejuice Remaster] [https://youtu.be/XZwCAbqAjNw YouTube] [https://open.spotify.com/track/0ww8jZZtGU70QvYUFmDbqZ?si=62ed9bfa7bef4525 Spotify]
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	'''Amnesia Was Her Name''' is the third track on [[View-Monster]] and the second non-transition track on the album. [[Neil]] explained the inspiration of its lyrics at the end of the album's unfinished commentary track:<blockquote>"The inspiration for this song came upon about as I pondered the feminine qualities of the word "Amnesia". I decided that it would make a pretty girl's name, were it not for its connotations of mind crippling memory loss. From there it was only natural for me to imagine how sticky a wicket it would be to develop feelings for such a woman, assuming that she is in some way a personification of actual amnesia."<ref>https://youtu.be/FdlX4pRQeOY</ref></blockquote>		'''Amnesia Was Her Name''' is the third track on [[View-Monster]] and the second non-transition track on the album.

			[[Neil]] explained the inspiration of its lyrics at the end of the album's unfinished commentary track:<blockquote>"The inspiration for this song came upon about as I pondered the feminine qualities of the word "Amnesia". I decided that it would make a pretty girl's name, were it not for its connotations of mind crippling memory loss. From there it was only natural for me to imagine how sticky a wicket it would be to develop feelings for such a woman, assuming that she is in some way a personification of actual amnesia."<ref>https://youtu.be/FdlX4pRQeOY</ref></blockquote>
	==Lyrics==		==Lyrics==
	Amnesia was her name. She had beautiful eyes.		Amnesia was her name. She had beautiful eyes.

Dashw321 at 21:24, 2 August 2023

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	'''Amnesia Was Her Name''' is the third track on [[View-Monster]] and the second non-transition track on the album. [[Neil]] explained the inspiration of its lyrics at the end of the album's unfinished commentary track:<blockquote>"The inspiration for this song came upon about as I pondered the feminine qualities of the word "Amnesia". I decided that it would make a pretty girl's name, were it not for its connotations of mind crippling memory loss. From there it was only natural for me to imagine how sticky a wicket it would be to develop feelings for such a woman, assuming that she is in some way a personification of actual amnesia."<ref>https://youtu.be/FdlX4pRQeOY</ref></blockquote>

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	\|title = Amnesia Was Her Name		\|title = Amnesia Was Her Name
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	\|externalLinks = [https://lemondemon.bandcamp.com/track/amnesia-was-her-name Bandcamp] [https://needlejuice.bandcamp.com/track/amnesia-was-her-name Needlejuice Remaster] [https://youtu.be/XZwCAbqAjNw YouTube] [https://open.spotify.com/track/0ww8jZZtGU70QvYUFmDbqZ?si=62ed9bfa7bef4525 Spotify]		\|externalLinks = [https://lemondemon.bandcamp.com/track/amnesia-was-her-name Bandcamp] [https://needlejuice.bandcamp.com/track/amnesia-was-her-name Needlejuice Remaster] [https://youtu.be/XZwCAbqAjNw YouTube] [https://open.spotify.com/track/0ww8jZZtGU70QvYUFmDbqZ?si=62ed9bfa7bef4525 Spotify]
	}}		}}
			'''Amnesia Was Her Name''' is the third track on [[View-Monster]] and the second non-transition track on the album. [[Neil]] explained the inspiration of its lyrics at the end of the album's unfinished commentary track:<blockquote>"The inspiration for this song came upon about as I pondered the feminine qualities of the word "Amnesia". I decided that it would make a pretty girl's name, were it not for its connotations of mind crippling memory loss. From there it was only natural for me to imagine how sticky a wicket it would be to develop feelings for such a woman, assuming that she is in some way a personification of actual amnesia."<ref>https://youtu.be/FdlX4pRQeOY</ref></blockquote>
	==Lyrics==		==Lyrics==
	Amnesia was her name. She had beautiful eyes.		Amnesia was her name. She had beautiful eyes.

Dashw321: /* Trivia */

2023-08-02T02:48:12Z

Trivia

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	*An early version of this song was released on December 15th, 2007.<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/12/15/</ref>		*An early version of this song was released on December 15th, 2007.<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/12/15/</ref>
	*[[Neil]] mispronounces French word “et” with a T, as its Latin etymology would suggest.		*[[Neil]] mispronounces French word “et” with a T, as its Latin etymology would suggest.
	*The French in this ~~songs~~ translates to "It is love and wounds" in English.		*The French in this song translates to "It is love and wounds" in English.

Dashw321 at 00:36, 2 August 2023

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	\|genre = Rock		\|genre = Rock
	\|externalLinks = https://lemondemon.bandcamp.com/track/amnesia-was-her-name https://needlejuice.bandcamp.com/track/amnesia-was-her-name https://youtu.be/XZwCAbqAjNw https://open.spotify.com/track/0ww8jZZtGU70QvYUFmDbqZ?si=62ed9bfa7bef4525		\|externalLinks = [https://lemondemon.bandcamp.com/track/amnesia-was-her-name Bandcamp] [https://needlejuice.bandcamp.com/track/amnesia-was-her-name Needlejuice Remaster] [https://youtu.be/XZwCAbqAjNw YouTube] [https://open.spotify.com/track/0ww8jZZtGU70QvYUFmDbqZ?si=62ed9bfa7bef4525 Spotify]
	}}		}}

Dashw321: /* Lyrics */

2023-08-01T22:34:30Z

Lyrics

Dashw321 at 22:22, 1 August 2023

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	'''Amnesia Was Her Name''' is the third track on [[View-Monster]] and the second non-transition track on the album. [[Neil]] explained the inspiration of its lyrics at the end of the album's unfinished commentary track:<blockquote>"The inspiration for this song came upon about as I pondered the feminine qualities of the word "Amnesia". I decided that it would make a pretty girl's name, were it not for its connotations of mind crippling memory loss. From there it was only natural for me to imagine how sticky a wicket it would be to develop feelings for such a woman, assuming that she is in some way a personification of actual amnesia."</blockquote>		'''Amnesia Was Her Name''' is the third track on [[View-Monster]] and the second non-transition track on the album. [[Neil]] explained the inspiration of its lyrics at the end of the album's unfinished commentary track:<blockquote>"The inspiration for this song came upon about as I pondered the feminine qualities of the word "Amnesia". I decided that it would make a pretty girl's name, were it not for its connotations of mind crippling memory loss. From there it was only natural for me to imagine how sticky a wicket it would be to develop feelings for such a woman, assuming that she is in some way a personification of actual amnesia."<ref>https://youtu.be/FdlX4pRQeOY</ref></blockquote>

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*An early version of this song was released on December 15th, 2007.		*An early version of this song was released on December 15th, 2007.<ref>https://trapezzoid.livejournal.com/2007/12/15/</ref>
	*[[Neil]] mispronounces French word “et” with a T, as its Latin etymology would suggest.		*[[Neil]] mispronounces French word “et” with a T, as its Latin etymology would suggest.
	*The French in this songs translates to "It is love and wounds" in English.		*The French in this songs translates to "It is love and wounds" in English.

Dashw321 at 22:19, 1 August 2023

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 '''Amnesia Was Her Name''' is the third track on [[View-Monster]] and the second non-transition track on the album. [[Neil]] explained the inspiration of its lyrics at the end of the album's unfinished commentary track:<blockquote>"The inspiration for this song came upon about as I pondered the feminine qualities of the word "Amnesia". I decided that it would make a pretty girl's name, were it not for its connotations of mind crippling memory loss. From there it was only natural for me to imagine how sticky a wicket it would be to develop feelings for such a woman, assuming that she is in some way a personification of actual amnesia."</blockquote>
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   I remember waking up with my mind repaired. A-okay!
   I remember when I realized she wasn’t there.

Dashw321 at 22:04, 1 August 2023

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	'''Amnesia Was Her Name''' is the third track on [[View-Monster]] and the second non-transition track on the album. [[Neil]] explained the inspiration of its lyrics at the end of the album's unfinished commentary track:<blockquote>"The inspiration for this song came upon about as I pondered the feminine qualities of the word "Amnesia". I decided that it would make a pretty girl's name, were it not for its connotations of mind crippling memory loss. From there it was only natural for me to imagine how sticky a wicket it would be to develop feelings for such a woman, assuming that she is in some way a personification of actual amnesia."</blockquote>		'''Amnesia Was Her Name''' is the third track on [[View-Monster]] and the second non-transition track on the album. [[Neil]] explained the inspiration of its lyrics at the end of the album's unfinished commentary track:<blockquote>"The inspiration for this song came upon about as I pondered the feminine qualities of the word "Amnesia". I decided that it would make a pretty girl's name, were it not for its connotations of mind crippling memory loss. From there it was only natural for me to imagine how sticky a wicket it would be to develop feelings for such a woman, assuming that she is in some way a personification of actual amnesia."</blockquote>



	==Lyrics==		==Lyrics==

Dashw321 at 22:00, 1 August 2023

2023-08-01T22:00:42Z

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	'''Amnesia Was Her Name''' is the third track on [[View-Monster]] and the second non-transition track on the album. [[Neil]] explained the inspiration of its lyrics at the end of the album's unfinished commentary track:		'''Amnesia Was Her Name''' is the third track on [[View-Monster]] and the second non-transition track on the album. [[Neil]] explained the inspiration of its lyrics at the end of the album's unfinished commentary track:<blockquote>"The inspiration for this song came upon about as I pondered the feminine qualities of the word "Amnesia". I decided that it would make a pretty girl's name, were it not for its connotations of mind crippling memory loss. From there it was only natural for me to imagine how sticky a wicket it would be to develop feelings for such a woman, assuming that she is in some way a personification of actual amnesia."</blockquote>
	"The inspiration for this song came upon about as I pondered the feminine qualities of the word "Amnesia". I decided that it would make a pretty girl's name, were it not for its connotations of mind crippling memory loss. From there it was only natural for me to imagine how sticky a wicket it would be to develop feelings for such a woman, assuming that she is in some way a personification of actual amnesia."
			==Lyrics==
			Amnesia was her name. She had beautiful eyes.
			And every word she said, it was a little surprise.
			Can’t remember when I realized I was in love. (La-la-love.)
			Can’t remember who it was I was thinking of.
			Oh my god… oh my god.
			The doctor said I had tomato loss. All right.
			Dr. Amnesia was her name. She had beautiful eyes.
			We had spaghetti with long term memory sauce. All right!
			And every word she said, it was a little surprise.
			Can’t remember how she smiled when she said my name…
			What’s my name?
			Can’t remember ‘cause my heart jumped and hit my brain.
			C’est l’amour et blessures.
			I guess she didn’t know how treat me right,
			Because I can’t recall where I slept that night.
			And I can’t recall that special way
			She told me each and every day her name.
			I can’t recall the fact that I always said I loved her back
			The same way. Every time the same.
			The doctor said that I had beautiful eyes. All right.
			Amnesia was her name. She had memory loss… no, wait…
			And every word I said, it was a little surprising. All right?
			And every word she said didn’t make it across.
			Can’t remember when we walked past the OR sign. Surgery.
			Can’t remember passing out with her hand in mine. (My-my-mind.)
			I remember waking up with my mind repaired. A-okay!
			I remember when I realized she wasn’t there.

Dashw321 at 21:56, 1 August 2023

2023-08-01T21:56:26Z

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	'''Amnesia Was Her Name''' is the third track on [[View-Monster]] and the second non-transition track on the album. [[Neil]] explained the inspiration of its lyrics at the end of the album's unfinished commentary track:		'''Amnesia Was Her Name''' is the third track on [[View-Monster]] and the second non-transition track on the album. [[Neil]] explained the inspiration of its lyrics at the end of the album's unfinished commentary track:
			"The inspiration for this song came upon about as I pondered the feminine qualities of the word "Amnesia". I decided that it would make a pretty girl's name, were it not for its connotations of mind crippling memory loss. From there it was only natural for me to imagine how sticky a wicket it would be to develop feelings for such a woman, assuming that she is in some way a personification of actual amnesia."

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	Amnesia was her name. She had beautiful eyes.		Amnesia was her name. She had beautiful eyes.
	And every word she said, it was a little surprise.		And every word she said, it was a little surprise.

	Can’t remember when I realized I was in love. (La-la-love.)		Can’t remember when I realized I was in love. (La-la-love.)
	Can’t remember who it was I was thinking of.		Can’t remember who it was I was thinking of.
	Oh my god… oh my god.		Oh my god… oh my god.

	The doctor said I had tomato loss. All right.		The doctor said I had tomato loss. All right.

	Dr. Amnesia was her name. She had beautiful eyes.		Dr. Amnesia was her name. She had beautiful eyes.
	We had spaghetti with long term memory sauce. All right!		We had spaghetti with long term memory sauce. All right!
	And every word she said, it was a little surprise.		And every word she said, it was a little surprise.

	Can’t remember how she smiled when she said my name…		Can’t remember how she smiled when she said my name…
	What’s my name?		What’s my name?
	Can’t remember ‘cause my heart jumped and hit my brain.		Can’t remember ‘cause my heart jumped and hit my brain.
	C’est l’amour et blessures.		C’est l’amour et blessures.

	I guess she didn’t know how treat me right,		I guess she didn’t know how treat me right,
	Because I can’t recall where I slept that night.		Because I can’t recall where I slept that night.

	And I can’t recall that special way		And I can’t recall that special way
	She told me each and every day her name.		She told me each and every day her name.
	I can’t recall the fact that I always said I loved her back		I can’t recall the fact that I always said I loved her back
	The same way. Every time the same.		The same way. Every time the same.

	The doctor said that I had beautiful eyes. All right.		The doctor said that I had beautiful eyes. All right.

	Amnesia was her name. She had memory loss… no, wait…		Amnesia was her name. She had memory loss… no, wait…
	And every word I said, it was a little surprising. All right?		And every word I said, it was a little surprising. All right?
	And every word she said didn’t make it across.		And every word she said didn’t make it across.

	Can’t remember when we walked past the OR sign. Surgery.		Can’t remember when we walked past the OR sign. Surgery.
	Can’t remember passing out with her hand in mine. (My-my-mind.)		Can’t remember passing out with her hand in mine. (My-my-mind.)