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Eels — P.S. You Rock My World
Album: Electro-Shock Blues
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7

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Released: 1998
Length: 3:03
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I was at a funeral the day I realized
I wanted to spend my life with you
Sitting down on the steps at the old post office
The flag was flying at half-mast

And I was thinkin' 'bout how everyone is dying
And maybe it's time to live

I don't know where we're going
I don't know what we'll do

Walked into the Thriftee
Saw a man with the hollow eyes
Who didn't give me all my change
But it didn't bother me this time
'Cause I know I've only got this moment
And it's good

I went to the gas station
Old woman honked her horn
Waiting for me to fix her car

I don't know where we're going
I don't know what we'll do

Laying in bed tonight I'm was thinking
And listening to all the dogs
And the sirens and the shots

And how a careful man tries to dodge the bullets
While a happy man takes a walk

And maybe it's time to live
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love this love his voice love him live. 🏃
Posted 5 years ago by Lemonhead    [ Reply ]
It was around 2002 I got turned on to Eels, right here on RP, and I have to say they are a fantastic band!  Mr. E is quite the songwriter!
Posted 7 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
Early Spingsteen-ish in a way.
Posted 7 years ago by BaileyCat88    [ Reply ]
{#Cheesygrin}
Posted 8 years ago by Lemonhead    [ Reply ]
Something about this sounds like Neil Young, except the poetry is personal
 
 
Posted 8 years ago by MToschi    [ Reply ]
I was only half listening when this started playing but near the end, with the lyrics, the music caught my attention. I listened to the whole thing with headphones on and for me, found it to be an amazing, but simple song. One that has a message that is easily forgotten. I forget all the time and I know my time if very limited; so I need to remember, "it's time to live".
Posted 9 years ago by nikki54    [ Reply ]
..his voice reminds of Jakob Dylan (a good thing)..in fact, this sounds like a rich man's Wallflowers tune..8!..
Posted 11 years ago by cShaggy    [ Reply ]
 gabbadar wrote:
Frist! Bwah - haven't pulled that in a while. Never really listened to the Eels before I came to RP. Good stuff!
 
bumping is okay
{#Bananajam} 
Posted 13 years ago by cohifi    [ Reply ]
eels twice in 6-7 hours?! well damn {#Smile}!
Posted 13 years ago by phlattop    [ Reply ]
 danimal3114u wrote:
Thanks for playing this one Bill! This is a perfect ending track for an amazing album. It's a great stand alone track, but as the ending track for Electro-Shock Blues it is outstanding. It ends an album filled with pain and loss on a great note of hope, and I highly suggested anyone interested in EELs to pick up Electro-Shock Blues for a great intro to the band!

 

Well put.....I agree 100%
Posted 13 years ago by Asmith    [ Reply ]
 gshrieves wrote:
Laying in bed tonight I was thinking
And listening to all the dogs
And the sirens and the shots
And how the careful man tries to dodge the bullets
While a happy man takes a walk
And maybe it's time to live.

Love this song, love Eels.
 
{#Yes}

Posted 14 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
It's rare I rate a song 9 upon hearing it for the first time, but with a first stanza like that, how could I not?
Posted 14 years ago by lmic    [ Reply ]
P. S. You are the milk on my toast.
Posted 14 years ago by MojoJojo    [ Reply ]
Laying in bed tonight I was thinking
And listening to all the dogs
And the sirens and the shots
And how the careful man tries to dodge the bullets
While a happy man takes a walk
And maybe it's time to live.


Love this song, love Eels. 

Posted 14 years ago by gshrieves    [ Reply ]
"I was at a funeral" - yep, sounds like it, mate. A bit more zip in the voice might fit with the upbeat lyrics. A few more notes in the tune would add variety too. 3 from the somnolent Nottingham jury {#Sleep}
Posted 14 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
I don't remember ever having heard this one. Very nice, and it doesn't suck that me 'n Z 'n The Mo are portrayed in the cover art.

Posted 15 years ago by zipper    [ Reply ]
After "Novacaine for the Soul," this is one of the first songs I heard from the Eels.  Several albums later, I'm still on board.

Kinda reminds me of Modest Mouse (good music & quirky lyrics but still creative enough to follow).

Thanks for playing it. 
Posted 15 years ago by FluorideFreeMN    [ Reply ]
Congratulations on being frist. Not sure what frist is, but congratulations nonetheless. 

 gabbadar wrote:
Frist! Bwah - haven't pulled that in a while. Never really listened to the Eels before I came to RP. Good stuff!
 

Posted 15 years ago by MojoJojo    [ Reply ]
One of my most favorite songs...
Thanks :)
Posted 16 years ago by ehudros    [ Reply ]
Thanks for playing this one Bill! This is a perfect ending track for an amazing album. It's a great stand alone track, but as the ending track for Electro-Shock Blues it is outstanding. It ends an album filled with pain and loss on a great note of hope, and I highly suggested anyone interested in EELs to pick up Electro-Shock Blues for a great intro to the band!
Posted 17 years ago by danimal3114u    [ Reply ]
One of the few good songs I have heard from them
Posted 17 years ago by Shesdifferent    [ Reply ]
Frist! Bwah - haven\'t pulled that in a while. Never really listened to the Eels before I came to RP. Good stuff!
Posted 17 years ago by gabbadar    [ Reply ]