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(the citation for eventuality's release date was a livejournal post about.... word disassociation!?!? judging by a tracklist neil posted on december 24th that year, eventuality didnt even exist separately from stampy until later)
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==Trivia==
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*According to [[Neil Cicierega|Neil]] in the [[Damn Skippy: Commentary|album's commentary]], the audio at the end of the song is of him playing Commander Keen 4: Secret of the Oracle
*According to [[Neil Cicierega|Neil]] in the [[Damn Skippy: Commentary|album's commentary]], the audio at the end of the song is of him playing Commander Keen 4: Secret of the Oracle. The songs heard from the Commander Keen 4 OST in this section, are as follows:
** Welcome to a Kick in the Pants in Good Old Hillville
** Shadowlands
** Keen Makes a Run For...
 
*The bonus track [[Stampy]], added on the [[Needlejuice]] release, is a demo version of this song.
*The bonus track [[Stampy]], added on the [[Needlejuice]] release, is a demo version of this song.
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Latest revision as of 23:39, 2 August 2026

Eventuality
Damn Skippy.png
Song
Artist Lemon Demon
Released March 21, 2005
Written by Neil Cicierega
Appears on Damn Skippy
Sung by Neil Cicierega
Duration 3:47
Tempo 175
Language English
Links: MP3


Eventuality is the eighteenth and final track on Damn Skippy.

This song is mostly an instrumental, except for a short part in the middle.

Lyrics

The closer that you look,
It seems the less that you will see.
You will see.
Meltdown is an eventuality.
You see.

Trivia

  • According to Neil in the album's commentary, the audio at the end of the song is of him playing Commander Keen 4: Secret of the Oracle. The songs heard from the Commander Keen 4 OST in this section, are as follows:
    • Welcome to a Kick in the Pants in Good Old Hillville
    • Shadowlands
    • Keen Makes a Run For...
  • The bonus track Stampy, added on the Needlejuice release, is a demo version of this song.