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The Song For That Bi*** in the Corner
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We all know her. We all hate her. We all want her anyway. That’s the girl that this straight-ahead rock tune is about. The solo is modeled after the Steve Vai/Joe Satriani school of Lead Guitar.
Eljam’s music is driven by powerful lyrics and equally robust guitar riffs. Victor McGhee wrote most of the lyrics and the general melodies for the tunes, with each band member usually writing his own part. Mike Wich played guitar, Billy Armstrong played bass and Paul Vourderis played drums. Victor also played rhythm guitar and was the lead singer, while Mike occasionally provided back-up vocals. Thanks to 2006 technology, Victor appears on this compilation from 2499 miles away in Phoenix, Arizona. His parts were recorded in Black Canyon City Studio. Due to circumstances beyond our control, an understudy (Mike) played all of the instruments. With respects to Billy’s massive bass lines, Paul’s innovative drum style and Victor’s Ovation-based acoustic rhythm guitar playing, Mike has tried to be as true as possible to the original performances of the original members of the band.
Song Info
Genre
Alternative • Alternative General
Charts
#5,042 in subgenre Peak #60
Charts
Peak #324
Author
Victor McGhee
Uploaded
March 16, 2006
Track Files
MP3
MP3 3.5 MB • 128 kbps • 3:50
Story behind the song
I used to work with a woman that I thought had a reputation for being, well let's say less than gracious. I was totally off the mark, she became a dear friend. The song stands as it is, but it's not about her anymore. Please accept my apologies, Marie.
Lyrics
The Song for that Bitch in the Corner Tempted, caught in a web of desire Eager to grab you and hold you until you retire He’s trying too hard, caught in the mire. And you won’t even give him a glance with your eye. Aren’t you glad? You can still feel you’re superior. Does your posterior still get you your choice? It’s not bad being superior If you don’t mind having to eat your lunch alone Alone, you sit in your chair. As long as you’re there, he’s gonna be happy Sipping his drink. Much too often I think. He’s gonna get drunk and then he won’t be laughing. Aren’t you glad? You can still feel you’re superior. Does your posterior still get you your choice? It’s not bad being superior If you don’t mind having to eat your lunch alone Aren’t you glad? You can still feel you’re superior. Does your posterior still get you your choice? It’s not bad being superior If you don’t mind having to eat your lunch alone Alone, you sit in your chair, There’s nobody there. You’re over the hill now. You sit there and think, You used to wear mink. You just want to get drunk And forget it all happened. Aren’t you glad? You can still feel you’re superior. Does your posterior still get you your choice? It’s not bad being superior If you don’t mind having to eat your lunch alone
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