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Ok this thread is kind of just personal interest. I was listening to live between us when all of a sudden at the end of one of the verses in Twist My Arm it sounds like Gord says:
Sarnia
I don't know why he would say Sarnia at this point, I just thought it was kind of neat because I'm from Sarnia. After listening to it about ten times I am convinced that is what he is saying. Can anyone confirm?
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Theories on a.m.t-h back in 1997 were:
"Sorry, Gord" (an on-stage collision? Some screw-up?)
"Sorry, girl" (to the poor mare in the lyrics)
"Sorry, folks" (to the audience...for something)
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...and to me it does sound like "Sorry, Girl"
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I always assumed it was "Sorry, Girl" as in the "broken-down mare" is going to be put down.
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But since you can't trust those a.m.t-hers, how 'bout the Hipbasers?
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ill give it a listen again, sometimes when you actually know what is said you can hear it.
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I think if you told someone it said Sarnia they would hear Sarnia, and if you told someone it said sorry girl they would hear sorry girl. .
but sorry girl makes infinitely more sense
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it almost has to be "sorry girl" because gord would always point his finger to the ground as if he was pointing a gun.
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He says sorry girl in the video for Twist My Arm too...
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Yeah, he does. He's pointing the finger gun. I'm assuming it's the same on LBU. It certainly sounds like sorry girl.
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Huh! Interesting thread. I had always taken it for granted that he says 'Sorry Gord!,' for doing something clumsy on stage, or blowing a cue, or something. But it looks like the weight of evidence is with 'sorry girl.' My bad :mrgreen:
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hey wait ... the front page of the Hipbase has a picture of Gord pointing a finger gun at Paul during the Toronto concert ... and they didn't sing Twist My Arm at that show ...
... surely no one here is comparing Paul Langlois to a broken down mare???!
[I used to think it was Sorry Gord, but now I'm pretty sure it's Sorry Girl, cause that makes a little more sense]
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Gord pulls the gun on everyone. He shoots Paul dead every night. Its nothing exclusive to TMA.
And yes, it IS without any doubt 'sorry girl'