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There´s this guy who has a site with aphex twin lyrics an d on beetels the lyrics are according to him: "beetles under my carpet,under my feet, they come out IN THE HEAT" My personal opinion is that it ends with they come out AT NIGHT" any thoughts? |
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That song must be 3X funnier to that guy. |
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"In the heat" is right If it was 'night' you would have to pronounce it like "neet" |
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But he does say "nigheet" |
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yeah, he sings it like "naa eet" I´m probably wrong , but It just sounds like its his accent that makes at night sound like in the heat, he extends night so it rhymes with feet ; besides doesn´t beetles come out at night, in the day when it´s light they are under the carpet and in cracks in the walls and at night they come out!! |
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I am pretty sure it is feet, but it don't matter :) |
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Murray is correct. |
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It's at night not in the heat, honest. |
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I'd love to chuck in a comment that just lays it to rest once and for all BUT I can't remember and I don't have the track here so I can't. Maybe he did some trickery with the vocals. Said feet and fiddled with it to sound like night. Maybe he put both words on top of each other. Maybe it's actually "they interrupt my sleep". I think we should ask the man himself. |
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http://www.rathergood.com/chicken/ |
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some year ago we had a great battle on aphextwin.nu about this argument. night... heat... etc... anyway i don't know which is the right solution yet |
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man, and i thought he sang: beatles under my carpet, under my feet. they come out at night. so theres no beef with rdj and the beatles then... |
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christ, how bored are you people, really? |
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Taken from idmlyrics 2.0 = http://idmlyrics.vectorx.org/ Beetles, Under my carpet, Under my feet, They come out in the heat [see external info] Beetles, Under my carpet, Under my feet, They come out in the heat [see external info] Beetles, Under my carpet, Under my feet, They come out in the heat [see external info] Beetles, Under my carpet, Under my feet, They come out in the heat [see external info] |
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External info: Rich says the exact same thing each time, but that same thing can be interpreted as follows: - in the heat - when i eat - at ni-ight so, im not taking any more beetles related submissions unless they have REALLY solid proof and/or doesnt have anything to do with that sentence. im going outta my mind -Carth Now see, I got this bit from Darcy Brennan: page at the University of Vermont: "Adult beetles fly readily, are attracted to sunlight, and are often found around windows. In spring, many adults feed outdoors on the pollen of flowers such as Spirea and fruit trees. Cast skins of the larvae may be found anywhere and often blow around when drawers and doors are opened." "I mistakenly believed that the phrase was "they come out at ni-ight" until i found your page. i read under my feet and carpet. what richard is referring to is the beetle larvae under his feet, chewing on his carpet, and the adults coming out "in the heat". he is assuming that it is the bright midday sunlight they crave, when in fact it is the sun itself. I found this after I had given up on confirming the nocturnal habitats. I believe you will agree with me that these are in fact the beetles the song is written about, and they most definately do not "come out" "at night" as the larvae prefer darkness, but also shelter. I must note that although this article is presented in an American university, carpet beetles are a diverse breed, present in north america, australia, and europe and likely asia and south america, though i have not confirmed this." "I am not an entomologist myself, but this evidence seems point to in the heat in my logic, and possibly as a result of my conviction, when i listened to the song again, i heard "in the heat". I am not saying I believe i was incorrect the 2nd time around, on the contrary I was as amazed as when I first found your page and could understand richard's ramblings through his strong accent. at night or in the night is how it sounded to me, when i was not taking hi |
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ahh- it all makes sense now. |
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wow |
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