Having A Lyrical Breakdown

OUR 50TH EPISODE! Thank you so much listener for learning and laughing with us for the past 50 eps. We are having a blast! Known as the national anthem of New Jersey, the band's staple song, and a karaoke favorite, Livin' on a Prayer is very popular -even currently- song! After some (let's be honest here, a LOT) of jibber jabbering about headphones and robotic noises and the occassional "dragon" drop, we dive right into breaking down the lyrics. Tommy and Gina, man do they have some problems going on, have got love and hope. We discover the words and the story aren't so much what make us LOVE this song, it's more the repitition and hook! See if you listener can hear us say the words -or the title itself- of this song and not sing "WOOOOOOOOAH OHHHHH LIVIN' ON A PRAYER!" Because, it is nearly impossible for Tressa and Joey has to throw in the voice box part too. And Happy Birthday Jon Bon Jovi!

We admit -we have yet to perfect the art of getting right into the designed content of the episodes- and our advice to you listener is to just "let it be" (smirky face). While we are here to breakdown for you the lyrics of these songs, we are also here to involve you in our daily lives and laugh invite you to laugh with us in our shenanigans. THEN we get to the "lyrics portion of the podcast listener!" And what we reveal to you about this song, the origin of it, and how ridiculously quick it was written, is that it is the work of a genius. Paul McCartney, front man of a little band you may have heard of, writes this gem in a way in which no one ever talks but it apparently can mega sell a song! The concept of "let it be" is exactly as you imagine it, yet the conditions in which McCartney presents may not be as exact. Give it a listen and then go have a conversation with your friends and see if anyone amongst you converses in such a way.

After a brief hiatus, WE ARE BACK! Where have we been you ask? We catch you right up, in full entertainment mode of course. Our return hits you with a TIMELESS number. 1970. Neither of us even born, and most likely you were not either listener, and this classic song graces our ears (and hearts) at its age of 52. This song -"Your Song"-was written from the naive POV of a 17 year old boy and here we are in awe of them. These are seriously some of the best lyrics we have broken down to date and the song itself has yet to become old or annoying to us! He was so certain of its release to the world that he literally wrote "it's for people like you that keep it turned on" and while we are certain it was written about one individual someone...we are equally certain it was written FOR every one. "Your Song" is one we seek out, we love, and we both give a worthy 10! We are so happy to be back...hoped ya missed us :)

Weird Al Yankovic - "Grammar Crimes", look it up listener (lol it's "Word Crimes"). Discussion of the advancement, or lack thereof, of toilet paper, but we ran out of time on that. Michael Stipe? We like him. The song itself ends up a bit of a split decision. Tressa loves it, Joey has no clue, as has been much of his life. Join us listener. Taylor Swift comes up in conversation..... again.... Maybe we're gonna start making YouTube playlists of the greatest songs of different things. Just for clarity, Joey wrote this, that's why it blows.

Listener, Anthony Ray (we know, boring name) aka Sir Mix-A-Lot, likes big butts. Apparently all the people do. This one hit number starts with a beat that instantaneously envokes in us to "kick them nasty thoughts" and sing along with his opening line of "I LIKE BIG BUTTS AND I CANNOT LIE." 30 years later, we had zero realization that he was saying all he is saying. He had a voice over woman give an intro that anyone between the ages of 45-55 knows pretty much every word (sadly maybe?! lol) We're here to give you all the lyrics and of course...laughter over them. Our random topics -new segment listener- give you all things to ponder and possibly a journey into the woods if you are up to a challenge to find something Joey hasn't seen in years. Also learn with us all the terms, slang and actual, for the lower posterior backside region of the human body...more particularly the female one excluding them "knock-kneed bimbos walkin' like hoes." Sir's words, not ours.

45 years ago, ole Billy was in his feels and wrote this majestic song for a woman he believed needed not to change. He wanted her to know he loved her "as is" and no attempts were necessary to gain his affection. Seems like this would have spawned a forever happiness between the two doesn't it? Well...WRONG! Find out how said woman reacted to the act of unwavering love and how one single act changed it all. We discuss in lengthy detail Joel's mindset at the time, recalled memories of the relationship, and of course we add our own thoughts to the situation. Listen to find out if we made it to Peach Park and if you do nothing else...LISTEN TO THIS SONG because it got 10s across the board in our pre and post ratings. It. Is. Perfect...just the way it is :)

Did you, dear listener, ever have your Glamour Shot made? Us neither but this ep inspires Joey to seek how to make it happen, for we may be getting a billboard to support our show! "Wonderwall" by Oasis produces a ton of story time and exposes a secret of Joey's that Tressa did not know about his house. The Gallaghers hate each other and this song --- one of them uses the F bomb many many times when talking about it. Is it about a person who will save you, a woman lover turned ex, or a peep hole? You decide, listener. Trivia has Tressa screaming so just beware of your sound level!

IF you know this song, you may be like us in the thinking it is about an angelic woman being admired by her lover. However, the all knowing internet has revealed to us it may be about a whoooole 'nother thing. "Every Morning" he wakes up to a halo hanging from his girlfriend's 4 post bed and who knew that "halo" could very well reference something not very angelic?! We get very confused by this and what we originally knew is now tainted by what we end up discussing and furthermore, we hate this song #biglaugh! We intro discuss a previous topic and we outro discuss what Joey wants to find out more about that will cause Tressa to not open any correspondence from him. Also, we -and by we we mean Tressa - would like to know your every morning routine.

This one has a story listener. If you are like Tressa, you do not know it prior to this episode and if you are like Joey, you think everything is fine. We won't give it away here, in the description, but we guarantee you wanna get in on this "debate." Sara did a thing, Adia felt a certain way about it (as did Sara) and the results are a chart topping song and a common happening among friendships and love. What is love? What constitutes friendship? Are we born innocent and does it even matter? Gah Sara, stir up some emotion why don't ya??! Well, makes for a great Episode 42 for the lyrical breakdown best friend podcast anyway :) ALSO: will we -and by we we mean Tressa- coin a new term for "being without ability to choose to love" ... stay tuned. Joey edit: Joey doesn't believe that is what the new term is supposed to refer to.

We have a real deep story in this one listener, with tons of questions for Ms. Chapman. This song dumbfounds us with its age and how "fast" cars really were not in the year of release. Joey points out a hypocritical thing that "irritates him to no end" that Tressa is guilty of and she tries her best to explain. Some lyrics are sung and not spoken which sparks the irritation. Find out tons of info you did not know about the year 1988 and just be patient for the "lyrics portion" of the show because we take a minute to get there! #convos

We "xx"ed this one on the list and upon further review listener, we offer our apologies. We have no idea -based on his own words (and his being Dick's) whether he can or can't change. We do not recommend you go and listen. "The struggle of the human condition" is Joey's synopsis while Tressa thinks he just put words together. Find out the artist who belives this "is probably the greatest song ever written" and why being British does not stamp intelligence. WE BRING BACK TRIVIA and the best thing we can offer you in this Ep is the name Joey gives this song. It will make you laugh but you will leave with no sweet emotions inflicted by a choral group so, blame Dick Ashcroft and not us!

Listener, Pearl Jam is a phenomenon. Listen to them. Joey waxes poetic about the magic of video and audio editing, and how not to believe everything you see. Tressa is in her feels, especially when it comes to Eddie Vedder.

Listener, if you are looking for good advice in picking up women -or anyone really- in a bar...this song may or may not be for you. While lead singer (in '98 anyway) looks like "Sexiest Man Alive" Paul Rudd, he does not seem to know how to talk to a woman in an intimate setting. Tressa loves this song for the first 2:20,but then it takes a drastic turn for the worst. Joey kinda likes the reggaeness of it all and of course the guitar licks. We share a delicious dessert during the show and while you listen to us smack over it, learn why Tressa was "just pretty" this day and not pretty and smart. We hope you enjoy our 1st "one Ep a week" for the duration of college football season!

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Is anyone so bad it is easier and happier when he/she is gone you ask? Well, the Spin Doctors believe so and from the opening line, they deliver all the reasons why. "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" is a masterfully written song wrapped with sarcasm paper and tied with hiliarious ribbon. Knowing the story of why frontman Chris Barron wrote this song makes it even better...not to mention his 2019 tweet about the amount of plays it has accumulated in 25+ years. We -we being you the listener and Tressa- find out something we did not know about Joey (shocking)! And now, Tressa is on a journey Joey advises her to not take. Plus, who would get Bob if the show ever causes a breakUP of the 30+ year friendship instead of the breakDOWN of our favorite songs? We discuss.

This classic number, sung by the beautifully talented Dolores O'Riordan -rest her soul- is a favorite of ours listener and it scores very high on our pre and post ratings. Tressa is convinced she has the answer to the final trivia question, and with excitement JoeDiggity crushes that excitement (what's new here right?!) We argue once again with the submitted lyrics and Tally BangBang hears "but it means something" to begin the chorus but JD is not convinced that is what she is singing. What do you hear? Listen to this one on repeat for a couple of days and you will not be disappointed...let the greatness of it "Linger" in your musical brainwaves. BONUS MATERIAL: we give you all some more nothingness of conversation we have just being us after the outro music so don't miss out!

COME ON CHAD! Nickelback lead singer tries to convince us that WE all wanna be these "Rockstar" lifestyle livers, but do we? This is a catchy little number that the Tik Tok world make so popular again, and we break down all the lyrics to what kind of life these guys wanna live. With the addition of the great Gibbons from ZZ Top, Nickelback makes us giggle/raise our eyebrows/and envision who we would want our star to be between on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. There is a lot of stuff here friend, and the video is a "Quesadilla" of celebrity appearances. Whereas we adopted "JoeDiggity" in Ep 33, this Ep gives the listener a new nickname for Tressa too. Also, "everyone is going to find his/her own lifestyle, that's just the way its always gonna be." -JoeDiggity Post Life Coach Coach gives the good advice you just didn't take.

When we could not decide on a song, when we were crunched for time, and by we we mean Tressa, this show gives you listener some insight into JoeDiggity's everyday life, a group he's a part of, and how it cannot be boring being him. There is no lyrical breakdown of a song in this Ep, simply what it is like when the button is white and we are just Tressa and Joey.

Listener, whether you are a playa OR a playette...we have taken Blackstreet's one and only hit (mega hit at that) "No Diggity" and broken down for you all the lyrics you may or may not have been questioning for 26 years. Tressa revisits fun times with her long time, roller skating, busted by caller ID friend Gina, and Joey plays you a litte diddy. This song has waaaay more words than we realized and 78% of them are repeats, but when you are having THIS much fun with this song ya don't even notice (until you're reading them.) There is NO DOUBT you will have a good time here playa, or playette, rollin' with our phatness and listening to us work it. We just are not getting paid...just to be clear.

There is no way this lady knew a million tunes. Tressa is certain, Joey is not convinced. Oak Ridge Boys listener, they are a Christian quartet turned country band with THIS SONG in the late 70's. So, if you have not heard this, pause the PC and go listen, we will be right here waiting...whew, you're back! It's a quick little diddy with some of the best bass and tenor voices you may ever hear. You may know them from other hits "Fancy Free" and the ever classic "Elvira." But this one we are breaking down today has some lyrics like none we have broken down before. Have you ever heard a song with the word "BENEDICTION?" Well, ya have now. Thank you. You're welcome. And..."ya'll come back" #cheezz. OH, AND WE ARE LOOKING FOR A PODCAST PLUGGER. apply through alyricalbreakdown@gmail.com

In 1972, a lyrically genius-written song by the lovely (and beautiful) Carly Simon hit the world and it is STILL relevant and leaving us wondering "who is this song about?" People have paid good money, made deals, and come up with their reasonings as to whom (or whom +) Simon wanted the world to know as "so vain." Listener, this Ep is to share with you how vain Tressa is...in the funniest of ways of course. So be prepared for nothing to sound the same here because Tressa is in control. Joey is subject to trivia and well, he is not that great at it and Tressa is so proud to give him negative points (which he does not care at'tall). You WANT to listen, learn, and repeat this song we are telling you...it makes you smile, kinda chuckle, and absolutely have at least one person you know in mind. A new post rating number is revealed with this one friend and its origin comes from the same place of this song, vanity! And learn how we come full circle to the infamous "EVERYBODY'S BEST FRIEND" David Geffen from Ep 1.

Jake Tittle, aka Tressa's "firstborn child" and the infamous #30 basketball player back in his days, is our in studio guest for (not ironically so) Ep 30. Many, many a'coin tosses later, the song choice "Til You Can't" made its way to Tressa and Joey, neither of whom had ever even heard this (garbage). Is this advice we should take, is it optimistic, HOW did Cody Johnson's plane NOT crash, is everything on the internet true, and how many point options are there in The Globetrotter basketball world? All things we discuss. Jake Tittle wins trivia...until he doesn't. Joey gives said Jake Tittle some life advice and our best advice we can offer you listener...listen to our podcast...til you can't. (see what we did there? lol) BECAUSE WE CAN MAKE YOU LAUGH!

We are doing A NEW THING HERE today listener, we have a choice'er as a guest! Johnna -Ep 24 chooser- joins us to do “Sweet Child O'Mine” and we have zero idea why the word “child” is in the title but hey, we have zero ideas here anyway. Tressa hopes “her boy Duff” can help us out with this info. Johnna comes prepared for trivia, a little shy about her voice (which is fantastic btw) and knew that at some point Tressa would yell “COME ON JOHNNA!!” She is given an INSANE amount of trivia points and advises us that we should make a Tik Tok to promote the show?! Joey breaks out the guitar and gets going and totally ignores us for a while right before we interrupt Johnna right when she gets going with the lyrics. Lots of “oh, whoa, oh yeah, oh, oh, whoa, now, now, now”'s AND LAUGHS here folks. Johnna gives you her best "bye er'body!" Best advice we can give you here: do NOT watch “Captain Fantastic.” A surprise caller appears and you will love it listener.

Listener Laura requested we break down Leonard Cohen's version of the colorful and moving song "Hallelujah," and we just get all over the place with this. From Cohen, to Jeff Buckley, to Justin Timberlake's versions, we discuss if this song even has a meaning or are words just put together and hallelujah repeated 317 times? Tressa votes Timberlake does it best (because she loves him), Joey votes Buckley, and we also know there are tons of versions/covers we have never heard! We are excited to hear Laura's deciphering thoughts after she listens. Disclaimer(s)..Tressa is in a great deal of pain for this one due to the lack of wisdom used during the moving of eldest child and Joey all but refuses to CUE THE OUTRO MUSIC (we need listener support to get him back in action). Also, WE HAVE OUR 1ST POLL where we need you to confirm or deny the following: Is Justin Timberlake relative? Discuss and let us know.

So once upon a time, Ralph and Doris were 15. Some stuff happens and they -well Ralph- ends up 99 and listener, we're here to tell you all about the 84 years in between. Joey's sister Marilyn chose a doozy for Tressa while Joey thinks the writer of "100 Years" had no idea what he is writing. Have you ever had a time when no wish was ever better? Let's discuss together as you learn and have fun with us. Joey may never get to cue the outro music ever again.

This is THE actual Ep 0 listener. The 1st recording we ever did. Tressa believed it was too long and Joey believed(s) it is some of his best interjections. So we are letting you in a little more into "who we are" and how we got to be "this"

SO. MANY. LYRICS. Tressa's child #2 is our #2 guest on the podcast and man, Scout picked a doozy. The recording of this Ep took about as long as the relationship of the singer/songwriter and companion did to go from his mom showing her photo albums to her dad watching her cry at her 21st birthday party. WHAT happened you ask? Well, Taylor/Scout/Joey/and Tressa are here to tell you. Jake, you may wanna tune in to this one! Taylor Swift -love her or hate her or just indifferent about her- CAN write a song. And songs which really need no interpreting per se, because it is easy for the listener to hear exactly what she is saying (well, mostly). Suprise though listener, Scout has figured out "all too well" where this song should be played and shares his insight that even intrigues Joey. Oh, and Joey hates this song so he LOVES breaking it down! It's a win win for everyone here.

Listener, we need to preface that we LOVE Adele. She is a beautiful host to a majestically passionate voice and for the 53 poweful songs she released prior to this one, we have been here for "it." However, we are over it. Her, Adele Laurie Blue Adkins, plea for easiness is not completely understood here love (hear that in British) and we are confused, unsure of the audience, and left wondering ... "what?" Nat, we love you and your powerful dragon pens but for Lyrical sake man, forgive us if we did not go "easy" on her. Oh, and for the song that WILL be stuck in your head after this, you are welcome listener.

"COME ON JOHNNA!!!" She has wondered about this song, for the same reason as Tressa, because she never really listened to it before. So, we break right on in to it. Is this actually "the greatest country song of all time?" Or is it trumped by wife #3 of George Jones? Joey uses big words that actually mean normal words to us normal folk. Follow along this journey with him listener, in all his seriousness, and tread in his warm footsteps. This story means very different things to Joey and Tressa -love or stupidity-...see which breakdown in which you agree. Johnna, we know you have "stopped" believing most everything about the music you love, and we somewhat apologize.

The 80's movie of ALL 80's movies gave us this song which forbids us to ever "forget about" them. Joey's brother Mike chose this song for us to breakdown but apparently was too busy to join us in the studio, BUT may or may not make a special appearance at some point. Simple Minds took a while before agreeing to record this song written with them totally in mind. It is to date still their biggest hit, probably because it is the theme song to "The Breakfast Club" classic movie about high school teenagers in a Saturday detention. But what do those "Simple Minds" people think of their biggest hit? Listener, and Mike as well, may be surprised by the answer! Tressa apologizes to Joey and makes corrections for Shelby's episode.

We aren't "Changing" our song choice requests pattern just yet! Episode 22 is Autumn's choice AND she is our very FIRST GUEST ON THE PODCAST! Trivia startles her a bit and she does not back down from giving Joey exactly what he gives: sarcasm and no mercy. Learn why she chose this song, why she is on the show, and who she loves the most between her parents. Victoria's Secret missed a good opportunity here too. Lots of discussion here listener about changing, not changing, John Mayer letting all guitar players down and clearly … laughter!

What is the actual meaning of "this song?" -referred to in quotes because Joey lets us know it's the actual name is too long to say every time. Listener Shelby requested us to break down this song because she can listen to it on repeat and boy do we, maybe right away maybe after 46 mins…we'll see. And by we, we mean you because we already know. Tressa attempts to not laugh as much but spoiler alert, fails miserably. Don't drink kids AND FIND OUT WHY!

We have taken our 1st requested song to "break down" and just shredded it. Not in that common negative way listener, because this IS a CLASSIC for a reason (or several, we'll see). The Eagles may have many many concepts of this song but here at a Lyrical Breakdown, we have only one: the Hotel California is a place Joey would love. He may be on his way to it now. Ep 20 shines a "shimmering light" on some cool relations to Jaime and The Eagles. Come on a learning journey with us listener #darkdeserthighway

THIS ONE IS NOT FOR YOU LISTENER…this is for the BareNaked Ladies. Joey NEEDS to know what that sound is and if you listener want to go on a journey to get Steven, Ed, Kevin, Jim, Tyler, or Andy to GIVE US THE ANSWER, Joey is willing to buy pizza. And once again, Joey proves that what Tressa says he can disprove. It's been "One Week" since we recorded this one and we are excited to listen along. To be only in the 2:50ish range in length, man they use the words #wordysong #weloveit

We took a week break from recording and now we -meaning Tressa- cannot read and Joey had time to construct trivia once again to enjoy the failure of Tressa. We break down the lyrics to a song the writer claims he does not even know what they mean, so we can pretty much make it all up as well. Which means listener, you can derive whatever theory you want as well from this song. Joey receives a new nickname and listener...you do not wanna miss this.

Tressa is so in the positive in Trivia and Joey absolutely hates it. He has no joy. But then reverse world causes him to perk right up because he runs trivia and he finally gets to "EHHHHHHH" @ Tressa. Third Eye Blind delivers for the listener one of the best opening verses in 17 songs covered. Is this a mean song or a mutual breakup? Jenkins seem to "not care" and yet he may be rethinking the whole thing. Fun fact: Joey has been struck by lightning.

Tressa takes on Joey's "hate everything" disposition for this one while Joey loves all things Dave Grohl and this song. 1st time we breakdown a song that at least one of us has not heard and by us, we mean Tressa. We have a mini therapy session of "clear communication" issues and clarify for the other what we hear verses what is actually said. Joey presents to the listener a little story time -because Tressa is not interested in stories related to Grohl- entitled "The Life Story of Dave Grohl." Tressa struggles to stay awake #ronronron **BONUS: LISTENER, YOU GET TO HEAR LAUGH #9 after Joey calls Tressa by another name.

Tressa saw Jewel at "Liltih Fair" in 1996, which Joey suggests should have been named "Lilith Fine" because he is just okay with Jewel while Tressa adores her. We change things up a bit in this one and note the video while watching it live. Learn the surprise we are bringing to you dear listener in an future episode! Also, see if you can guess what is Tressa's most used word.

Official "One Hit Wonder" makes a lyrical breakdown appearance. Major 10's all around for this one listener. GO AND LISTEN to this one our friend. Serioulsy, like right now. Frontman Jason Ross inspires a look, proof arises that producers matter, and Joey scares the Mother Mary out of Tressa over the cover story. She nears the 0 mark after this round of Trivia #eeeeeek

James Taylor appears to Joey in a dream and lays out lyrics to a song in an attempt to garner Tressa's forgiveness for How Sweet It Is being a cover of a previous song, and Tressa not being made aware of it. Which, Listener, is more Joey's fault, so this seemed appropriate...

Joey changes up trivia this episode as Tressa nears the positive score tally. Listener, you will learn more than you expected during this one so have your pen and paper ready for note taking. Tressa gets a gift from Joey you the listener is going to LOVE (maybe hate we'll see). Also, we introduce our 1st emailer and shout out our 1st IG DM'er and our 1st rating fan on Apple Podcast. Oh, and the song is pretty catchy but soooo repetitive. What will be the outcome of the rating (pre then post)?

In an attempt to JUST cover our favorite lyrics of every song on Alanis' Jagged LIttle Pill, we discover we are going to do entire episodes for at least 2 more songs. Joey gives the funniest (aka stupid-est) illustration and therefore Listener, tell us if we need a YouTube Channel for full experience of Joey's hilariousness. All we really know from this is Alanis is wonderfultanicalous.

YOU OUGHTA KNOW that Joey bangs his papers on the desk to keep them straight and it drives Tressa crazy, that Alanis is credited for creating the best full album, and equally held accountable for Tressa missing out on Pearl Jam in the '90's. We play lyrical roulette and Joey is so happy how it lands. Alanis is adored for being in a desert and Joey loves her so much we all but beg for a song written to him by her. OH, and Joey awards Tressa with her applause audio...actually he inserts some other audio entertainment!

Tressa CANNOT With This One; Joey is in HEAVEN Over it. Everything Tressa stood for in the music world is proven a lie, Joey withheld information to her intentionally, and she just is not able to handle it well. "It's like jelly baby" is a birthcard favorite...even if it's an addition to the original. How sweet it is for Joey to all but ruin Tressa's stance on covers. Forbye, we eat during this one...doritos and chocolate ARE good together.

During our consecutive years concert run, only one brought the "wettest wet ever" story...and it was Hootie & The Blowfish in Nashville. Hear how we think the same things very often during this episode and learn if Tressa gets any trivia points awarded.

We eat candy bars while Joey "runs the trivia" and Tressa is still sucking at her research. "Stay" is a personally written song about relationships and what men say women "only hear what they want to." Tressa is also seeking out a new best friend and invites the listener to the party.

Our 7th episode features "Seven" by Prince and how we really have no idea what is being said here, the movie "Seven," and a "Friends" reference that our listener should totally get. It even only takes 7 minutes for Tressa to get to Joey's house/the studio. We saw Prince in concert and he DID wave at Tressa, no matter that Joey denies. Also, "Trivia" section brings about our 1st t-shirt design for the Prize Pack giveaway #entertainical

Hear our trivia theme, the guidelines for the game, and how you -the listener- SHOULD PAUSE AND LISTEN TO THIS SONG. It was never released and we demand the firing of all persons responsible for that. This. Is. His. Best. Song. So many great things found out about Yoakam and we are in agreement that "Two Doors Down" has a story worth breaking down for you!

Metallica Essentials is a song playlist and not a line of lotions. Joey visits the dermatologist, trivia still not going well for Tressa BUT the birth of the "Trivia" jingle is born. So are the trivia guidelines...AND Joey misses his first question (hand claps by Tressa). The technical information is so important to Joey -seeing he is the musician of the relationship- and Tressa threatens to end the 31 year long friendship based on that. Does anything really matter after this episode?

How would it have turned out differently if Eric (songwriter) had told her he wanted to be the LAST and not the next? We will never know, but doesn't keep us from discussing! This song is one of Tressa and Joey's all time favs, Tressa's 2nd most requested guitar solo by Joey, and yet somehow we have suggested changing the entire direction of it...and come away with not even really liking the song. L.O.L

Joey does not give second chances during trivia, Tressa has been singing two lines of this song wrong for 31 years, and this is not an advised nighttime lullaby for the children. However, it is the perfect stay awake get ya pumped up - and a little scared - song!