Theo1689
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So I just discovered this AMAZING (20 year old) a cappella group, "Home Free". I love harmony, I love barbershop, Oak Ridge Boys, Statlers, PTX, etc.
So I'm watching a music teacher's reaction to their cover of "Man of Constant Sorrow" (if you remember the Soggy Bottom Boys from the movie, "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"), and in the background of this teacher's "studio", there is a sign:
"SURELY NOT
EVERYBODY
WAS KUNG FU
FIGHTING."
The sign was funny. But how DARE he suggest that NOT "everybody was Kung Fu fighting". Didn't the lyrics EXPLICITLY say that EVERYBODY (I repeat) EVERYBODY was Kung Fu fighting?
How dare we not believe the lyrics?!
I mean, "everybody" means "EVERYBODY", right?
Even those who were asleep?
Even those who were paralyzed or bedridden?
Even infants and little children?
It was "EVERYBODY".
The lyrics said so.
So it MUST be true, right?
So I'm watching a music teacher's reaction to their cover of "Man of Constant Sorrow" (if you remember the Soggy Bottom Boys from the movie, "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"), and in the background of this teacher's "studio", there is a sign:
"SURELY NOT
EVERYBODY
WAS KUNG FU
FIGHTING."
The sign was funny. But how DARE he suggest that NOT "everybody was Kung Fu fighting". Didn't the lyrics EXPLICITLY say that EVERYBODY (I repeat) EVERYBODY was Kung Fu fighting?
How dare we not believe the lyrics?!
I mean, "everybody" means "EVERYBODY", right?
Even those who were asleep?
Even those who were paralyzed or bedridden?
Even infants and little children?
It was "EVERYBODY".
The lyrics said so.
So it MUST be true, right?