I got to thinking about the Styx song "Come Sail Away" after the recent "South Park" episode that referred to it...
The song tells the story of a lone human who encounters a group of aliens (whom he originally mistakes for angels) who take him away on their starship amidst much singing...
In article , WWS wrote:
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-|> Bryan Lambert wrote:
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-|> > On 1 May 1998 13:11:52 GMT, [email] (Arthur Levesque) wrote:
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-|> > > I got to thinking about the Styx song "Come Sail Away" after the
-|> > >recent "South Park" episode that referred to it...
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-|> > > The song tells the story of a lone human who encounters a group of
-|> > >aliens (whom he originally mistakes for angels) who take him away on
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-|> > >starship amidst much singing...
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-|> > > Could that song be about Vorlons? :)
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-|> > Only if you presume that sufficiently advanced beings would stoop to
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-|> > around with Dennis DeYoung's brain.
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-|> > I's gots my doubts about that one.
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-|> It's a shame the answer to this was given away by the subject title.
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-|> That's just hard to top.
Of course if you had read the liner notes from the "Styx Unplugged - Live from Vorlon Prime" 57 Interdimensional Tour,, you would know that hes absolutely right!
Whats worse, to be stupidly imaginative, or brilliantly unimaginative?? Or is either possible?
I got to thinking about the Styx song "Come Sail Away" after the recent "South Park" episode that referred to it...
The song tells the story of a lone human who encounters a group of aliens (whom he originally mistakes for angels) who take him away on their starship amidst much singing...
A lone human (say, he's in his bed at night) encounters a group of aliens (who enter his bedroom) who take him away on their starship (amid much anal probing)...