Ask Anybody or Only Over You

[DownOnRodeo]

Originally Posted by David

Well maybe I donÂ’t want to be friends with you anymore, Joe, even if you convinced Lindsey to put a Tusk song in the set.

There are so many Christine songs with "Over" in the title, I wonder whether she considers it the most euphonious word available to her as a lyricist, like Tolkien's "cellar door."

Perhaps we could test this by replacing all the "Overs" with another preposition.


I'm behind my head, but it sure feels nice

I'm out of my mind, but it's only behind you

Could it be me, could it really really be, behind and behind?

I'd do it all behind again

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by DownOnRodeo

There are so many Christine songs with "Over" in the title, I wonder whether she considers it the most euphonious word available to her as a lyricist, like Tolkien's "cellar door."

Perhaps we could test this by replacing all the "Overs" with another preposition.


I'm behind my head, but it sure feels nice

I'm out of my mind, but it's only behind you

Could it be me, could it really really be, behind and behind?

I'd do it all behind again

Written by McVie/Joe. 1975, 1979, 1982, 1995

[Macfan4life]

Originally Posted by DownOnRodeo

There are so many Christine songs with "Over" in the title, I wonder whether she considers it the most euphonious word available to her as a lyricist, like Tolkien's "cellar door."

Perhaps we could test this by replacing all the "Overs" with another preposition.


I'm behind my head, but it sure feels nice

I'm out of my mind, but it's only behind you

Could it be me, could it really really be, behind and behind?

I'd do it all behind again

Clearly you're over it

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by Macfan4life

Clearly you're over it

I'm behind it!

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

I'm behind it!

I’m on it!

[David]

I’m getting a preposition headache.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by David

I’m getting a preposition headache.

I'm not your doctor, David I'm not your psychiatrist!

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by DownOnRodeo

There are so many Christine songs with "Over" in the title, I wonder whether she considers it the most euphonious word available to her as a lyricist, like Tolkien's "cellar door."

Perhaps we could test this by replacing all the "Overs" with another preposition.


I'm behind my head, but it sure feels nice

I'm out of my mind, but it's only behind you

Could it be me, could it really really be, behind and behind?

I'd do it all behind again

I like this game. I’ll try:


I’m beneath my head, but it sure feels nice.

I’m over my mind, but it’s only out of you.

Could it be me, could it really really be, above and above

I’ll do it all under again