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Thread started 11/24/07 10:26pm

Cinnie

who remembers "Your House" by Alanis Morissette?

I went to your house
Walked up the stairs
I opened your door without ringing the bell
Walked down the hall
Into your room
Where I could smell you

And I shouldn't be here
Without permission
I shouldn't be here

Would you forgive me love
If I danced in your shower
Would you forgive me love
If I laid in your bed
Would you forgive me love
If I stay all afternoon

I took off my clothes
Put on your robe
I went through your drawers and found your cologne
I went down to the den
I found your CDs
And I played your Joni

And I shouldn't stay long
You might be home soon
I shouldn't stay long

Would you forgive me love
If I danced in your shower
Would you forgive me love
If I laid in your bed
Would you forgive me love
If I stay all afternoon

I burned your incense
I ran a bath
And I noticed a letter that sat on your desk
It said "Hello love, I love you so love, meet me at midnight"

And no, it wasn't my writing
I'd better go soon
It wasn't my writing

So forgive me love
If I cry in your shower
So forgive me love
For the salt in your bed
So forgive me love
If I cry all afternoon
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Reply #1 posted 11/24/07 11:17pm

Aside

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I forgot about this song.

Yes, it's insane. But now I think I actually understand it. Desperation makes you yearn for things, to take things, to do things that you know you shouldn't.
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Reply #2 posted 11/25/07 5:22am

Cinnie

Aside said:

Desperation makes you yearn for things, to take things, to do things that you know you shouldn't.


Exactly. Hey, she wrote it at age 20.
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Reply #3 posted 11/25/07 5:34am

SquirrelMeat

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Love it.

Glad that she final put instruments to it 10 years on. Sounds very fresh again.
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Reply #4 posted 11/25/07 10:33am

paisleypark4

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awwwww!!!!!



that happened 2 me too sad
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Reply #5 posted 11/25/07 3:14pm

badujunkie

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great tune! I forgot! love love love it. well done Cin.

btw - you supplied me with endless entertainment and joy the other night when I was stuck home alone with a bottle of wine by linking me to the Badu chat on OKP - thanks bro! always got me back.
I'll leave it alone babe...just be me
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Reply #6 posted 11/25/07 5:23pm

shorttrini

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This song as well as album, was based on her relationship with Dave Collette, (Joey from, "Full House", fame). The dated and the relationship went sour. In fact, what she sings about in this song as well as "You oughta know", really happened. He cheated on her and he was pissed. Talk about inspiration....
"Love is like peeing in your pants, everyone sees it but only you feel its warmth"
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Reply #7 posted 11/25/07 5:32pm

midnightmover

This wasn't included on the cassette version of the album, so I've never heard it. sad
“The man who never looks into a newspaper is better informed than he who reads them, inasmuch as he who knows nothing is nearer to truth than he whose mind is filled with falsehoods and errors.”
- Thomas Jefferson
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Reply #8 posted 11/25/07 5:40pm

SquirrelMeat

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midnightmover said:

This wasn't included on the cassette version of the album, so I've never heard it. sad


It was a hidden track on both CDs. The origial accapella version on the original album and the re-recorded guitar version on the 10th anniversary acoustic disc.
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Reply #9 posted 11/25/07 6:47pm

Cinnie

badujunkie said:

great tune! I forgot! love love love it. well done Cin.


thumbs up!

badujunkie said:

btw - you supplied me with endless entertainment and joy the other night when I was stuck home alone with a bottle of wine by linking me to the Badu chat on OKP - thanks bro! always got me back.


I'm glad you perused that. cool
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Reply #10 posted 11/25/07 6:48pm

Cinnie

shorttrini said:

This song as well as album, was based on her relationship with Dave Collette, (Joey from, "Full House", fame). The dated and the relationship went sour. In fact, what she sings about in this song as well as "You oughta know", really happened. He cheated on her and he was pissed. Talk about inspiration....


oh schitt! I never knew about that specifically. I had heard they once dated but not what events inspired what songs.
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Reply #11 posted 11/25/07 9:00pm

AlexdeParis

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shorttrini said:

This song as well as album, was based on her relationship with Dave Collette, (Joey from, "Full House", fame). The dated and the relationship went sour. In fact, what she sings about in this song as well as "You oughta know", really happened. He cheated on her and he was pissed. Talk about inspiration....

You mean Dave Coulier. FWIW, they were both Nickelodeon stars (Alanis on "You Can't Do That On Television" and Dave on "Out of Control"). Now that I think about it, she's been involved with at least two other Nick guys: Chris Martin and Ryan Reynolds of "Fifteen."
"Whitney was purely and simply one of a kind." ~ Clive Davis
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Reply #12 posted 11/27/07 2:46pm

wavesofbliss

a song about stalking? eek no thnaks.


i always loved 'that i would be good'
Prince #MUSICIANICONLEGEND
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Reply #13 posted 11/27/07 2:59pm

AlexdeParis

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wavesofbliss said:

i always loved 'that i would be good'

highfive That's my favorite Alanis song! I also love "Head Over Feet."
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