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Frank Zappa - You're Just Insultin' Me, Aren't You! lyrics
Mike: You're just insulting me, aren't you? It's not funny, man Ali: . . . tabii ya, tabii, tabii . . . eh, eh . . . Mike: It's not funny . . . It ain't funny. He's just been talking about me for ten minutes Moon: . . . be alone . . . with yourself inside a piano or . . . whatever . . . your piano . . . it's . . . it's really a metaphor for that . . . that spirit . . . that feeling of oneness . . . Ali: Siz saatlerce, saatlerce konusuyorsunuz burada, yani, . . . artik biktim burasindan, be! Oturup boyle birsey . . . birsey bulsak da biz simidi, yani . . . Moon: It's, It's . . . it's . . . fulfillment . . . Mike: Fulfillment. I got something fulfilling, baby Moon: The sages talk about this . . . Ali: . . . sen soyleme . . . Mike: Hey, yo my man . . . Hey, yo my man . . . worrrr d'up man . . . worrrrr d'up! Ali: Des is a piano Mike: This is a piano Ali: Des is a piano Todd: And why are we in it? Ali: Des is a piano Mike: A piano! Ali: A piano . . . des is a piano . . . Mike: Piano! Ali: Klavier Todd: Oh! I thought it was the men's room . . . Mike: Piano! Moon: Piano Ali: Das es kein Computer Mike: This ain't a computer! Ali: Das es kein Computer! I sag des so oft, bis die des merken, verstehst . . . Moon: Piano . . . that's a beautiful word. It can take you to that place inside yourself where you . . . Mike: You still talking about the place but you ain't thinking about dis place: the piano! Todd: Piano! Piano! Moon: What I'm saying is that it doesn't matter how you get here Gilly: That's it exactly, I guess. About Tom, no, no but to me all different . . . um . . . but I guess Tom was a human-is a human being with . . . feelings and sorrow |
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