Name: Can't Let My Ex Equal My Why (Joyful Noise Jam)
Duration: 5 min 23 s
Channel: Michael J. Redding (hank49)
Description: "Can't Let My Ex Equal My Why (Joyful Noise Jam)" is a song by hank49. Songwriter, eh? Then here's your assignment - write an Americana D.I.V.O.R.C.E song using as many math terms as you can remember from your less than stellar performance as a compulsory student.

Can't Let My Ex Equal My Why (Joyful Noise Jam)

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Songwriter, eh? Then here's your assignment - write an Americana D.I.V.O.R.C.E song using as many math terms as you can remember from your less than stellar performance as a compulsory student.

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hank49

Hank49 - Original words and music in a variety of styles including Americana, Country, Folk, Blues, Indie, and Rock. Facebook mirror: http://www.faceboo

I am a musician and songwriter (primarily guitar and mandolin, but with amateur forays into banjo, fiddle, concertina, percussion and keyboard), jammer and jam host, recording engineer, producer, studio mole and occasional performer. When I perform solo, I'm hank49. When friends accompany me, we're hank49 and Loose Canon. Loose Canon is an ever shifting assembly of fellow musicians including Tom Edwards, Mitch Prevatte, Brian Chaney, Kevin Chaney, Lena and Jason Redding, Bronson Shanahan, Robert Darlington, Dave Eske, Johnny Decker, John O'hara, John Seay and more.

Song Info

Genre

Acoustic • Acoustic Folk

Charts

Peak #130

Peak in subgenre #21

Author

Michael J. Redding (hank49)

Rights

Michael J. Redding (hank49) BMI

Uploaded

September 19, 2012

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MP3 12.4 MB • 320 kbps • 5:23

Story behind the song

Songwriter, eh? Then here's your assignment - write an Americana D.I.V.O.R.C.E song using as many math terms as you can remember from your less than stellar performance as a compulsory student.

Lyrics

Algebraic notation was never my specialty
Our love was such a sensation
That it squared and rooted me
But a standard deviation resulted in goodbye
And I cant let my ex equal my why

Our means were above average but our ends diversified
We plotted points; we drew our lines
It was no piece of pi
A multitude of factors but no constant could apply
So I cant let my ex equal my why

(Bridge)
Thank God we didnt get to multiplying
Before we calculated to divide
It was a given that with her Id surely cry
And I cant let my ex equal my why

If a train leaves town at midnight and its headed south real fast
And another train is speeding north
On the same ol set of tracks
And when they meet, who will prevail and would anything survive?
I cant let my ex equal my why

(Bridge)
Thank God we didnt get to multiplying
Before we calculated to divide
It was a given that with her Id surely cry
And I cant let my ex equal my why

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