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PostPosted: Tue April 28, 2020 12:54 am 
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Ed's vocal performance is a highlight of this for me; I haven't felt that in ages


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I'm pretty sure every lyrics page is wrong on this. It says "Room to tomb and cradle to grave". I think that's "womb to tomb". Which I wouldn't know if they don't always say it in West Side Story but it makes much more sense and matches cradle to grave.

"Room to tomb" makes sense, too, though, as the cradle would be contained within the room as a grave can be contained within a tomb.


Well....sort of...but a room isn't very specific. Womb is a much better lyric and Im pretty sure that's what he's saying. Both are idioms that mean "birth to death". Room to tomb means nothing.


I don't have it on me at the moment to double check, but I am sure the official booklet/artwork that came with the CD has "room to tomb."


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I'm pretty sure every lyrics page is wrong on this. It says "Room to tomb and cradle to grave". I think that's "womb to tomb". Which I wouldn't know if they don't always say it in West Side Story but it makes much more sense and matches cradle to grave.

"Room to tomb" makes sense, too, though, as the cradle would be contained within the room as a grave can be contained within a tomb.


Well....sort of...but a room isn't very specific. Womb is a much better lyric and Im pretty sure that's what he's saying. Both are idioms that mean "birth to death". Room to tomb means nothing.


I don't have it on me at the moment to double check, but I am sure the official booklet/artwork that came with the CD has "room to tomb."

It does.


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Yes, the booklet says room to tomb. Ed chooses his words carefully, and then types them as the "official typist." He did not get this wrong. You just want it to be a different way.

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I'm fine with him saying "room." Saying "womb" is pretty obvious, so he probably has some reason to say "room."


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But I don't think there's any way he's actually saying "It's all in the delivery."


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But I don't think there's any way he's actually saying "It's all in the delivery."



Sounds like "it's all delivery."


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Ms Harmless wrote:
Ed's vocal performance is a highlight of this for me; I haven't felt that in ages


This is very true. Such a contrast from Getaway


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I love the way he sings "Home is where the broken heart iiiis"

The breathy "is" reminds me of mid-career Eddie in a beautiful way


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I haven’t seen any Pearl Jam liner notes in like a decade, but I remember them mostly for being unconcerned with providing exactly accurate lyrics. I remember some bad spelling, some purposeful misrepresentation, and a lot of whatever the spacebar is doing here: “I’ve been har boring fleets in this resevoir (sic).”

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guitar_davey wrote:
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But I don't think there's any way he's actually saying "It's all in the delivery."



Sounds like "it's all delivery."


"it's all in the delivery, said the messenger who is now dead" makes sense to me.


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I haven’t seen any Pearl Jam liner notes in like a decade, but I remember them mostly for being unconcerned with providing exactly accurate lyrics. I remember some bad spelling, some purposeful misrepresentation, and a lot of whatever the spacebar is doing here: “I’ve been har boring fleets in this resevoir (sic).”



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Leatherhead wrote:
I'm fine with him saying "room." Saying "womb" is pretty obvious, so he probably has some reason to say "room."

Yeah it's not like we can expect obvious from the "I'm in the fire but I'm still cold" guy

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guitar_davey wrote:
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I haven’t seen any Pearl Jam liner notes in like a decade, but I remember them mostly for being unconcerned with providing exactly accurate lyrics. I remember some bad spelling, some purposeful misrepresentation, and a lot of whatever the spacebar is doing here: “I’ve been har boring fleets in this resevoir (sic).”



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Rob wrote:
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But I don't think there's any way he's actually saying "It's all in the delivery."



Sounds like "it's all delivery."


"it's all in the delivery, said the messenger who is now dead" makes sense to me.

Yea it makes sense, but listen to the song. I think guitar_davey has it right.


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Leatherhead wrote:
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But I don't think there's any way he's actually saying "It's all in the delivery."



Sounds like "it's all delivery."


"it's all in the delivery, said the messenger who is now dead" makes sense to me.

Yea it makes sense, but listen to the song. I think guitar_davey has it right.


I think there's an intended version and then what Ed managed to fit in the recorded version.


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it doesn't even sound like "delivery" either; more like "re-livery"


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guitar_davey wrote:
Leatherhead wrote:
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guitar_davey wrote:
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But I don't think there's any way he's actually saying "It's all in the delivery."



Sounds like "it's all delivery."


"it's all in the delivery, said the messenger who is now dead" makes sense to me.

Yea it makes sense, but listen to the song. I think guitar_davey has it right.


I think there's an intended version and then what Ed managed to fit in the recorded version.

Yea.


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Leatherhead wrote:
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But I don't think there's any way he's actually saying "It's all in the delivery."



Sounds like "it's all delivery."


"it's all in the delivery, said the messenger who is now dead" makes sense to me.

Yea it makes sense, but listen to the song. I think guitar_davey has it right.


I think there's an intended version and then what Ed managed to fit in the recorded version.

Yea.


I don't know what the original saying is but it may well be "it's all delivery, said the messenger who is dead"

so you're right about the lyric

I think the *second* line is "it's all on the periphery / I didn't see him but I heard what he said"

these lyrics are actually solid


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