'Twas

'Twas the day that I came back to school after Christmas. My mom was insisting that I get new black dress pants, because the ones I had already are too big for me now. Which is a good thing, I guess, but it meant I had to go clothes shopping. With my mom. Not my favourite thing. Anyway, whilst in The Gap, I heard a song that was pretty good.
(Un?)fortunately, I didn't know the song. All I could tell was some of the lyrics and that it was definitely the voice of Brandon Flowers of The Killers. Whether it was him or them I didn't know, but you know because of which one I put in boldface.
Anyway, I typed as many of the lyrics as I could hear/remember into a note on my phone (not really relevant to the story, but flip phones are the best phones), and when I got a chance (actually, that's a lie; it was when I finally remembered to), I typed the lyrics with the aforementioned singer's name into Google, and found out that it was a song called "Was it Something I Said?"


The wedding-ness of the beginning of the song has actually cause me to associate the song in my head with Kill Bill. Ruh roh.

Nobody Told You? That's Too Bad.

I love The Killers.


I still remember the first time I heard them. I was in the barn, feeding hay to the cows, and "Somebody Told Me" came on.
I am going to be honest with you, though. As good as it is, I don't recall the first time I heard the Daniel Bedingfield version.

When I Was Young? No, Sorry, When You Were Young

We shall continue this the Month of Live Lounge Covers with "When You Were Young" by The Killers



as covered by The NOISEttes.



I don't know what to say. It's good.

Looking Back...

"Smile Like You Mean It" by The Killers as covered by David Gray.



He does change some of the lyrics a bit, but whatever. It's really good; very different from the original.