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According to Neil's commentary on the Damn Skippy album, this song was written after the Bush election when some of his friends were disappointed and even downright depressed that Bush got back onto office. He just wanted to cheer them up. Apparently, Neil's parents really like this song and would often quote Fred Willard from A Mighty Wind saying, "Wha' happened?!" and it is really annoying... but at least they like his music, that makes him happy (but not when they quote that movie, not that it's a bad movie)

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rdfs:label	What Will Happen Will Happen
rdfs:comment	According to Neil's commentary on the Damn Skippy album, this song was written after the Bush election when some of his friends were disappointed and even downright depressed that Bush got back onto office. He just wanted to cheer them up. Apparently, Neil's parents really like this song and would often quote Fred Willard from A Mighty Wind saying, "Wha' happened?!" and it is really annoying... but at least they like his music, that makes him happy (but not when they quote that movie, not that it's a bad movie)
Length	282.0
Album	Damn Skippy
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abstract	According to Neil's commentary on the Damn Skippy album, this song was written after the Bush election when some of his friends were disappointed and even downright depressed that Bush got back onto office. He just wanted to cheer them up. Apparently, Neil's parents really like this song and would often quote Fred Willard from A Mighty Wind saying, "Wha' happened?!" and it is really annoying... but at least they like his music, that makes him happy (but not when they quote that movie, not that it's a bad movie) He also thinks the lyric "Misery's Bitch" was a cool band name and mockingly considered changing his band name to it in lieu of Lemon Demon and from then on would "Stop writing happy music and write miserable bitchy music." Originally, this song was going to end with Neil listing off the names of various anti-depressants in an 'acceptance speech' style (basically him rambling off the names of various meds) but decided against it because "it deterred from the message of choice over your own emotions"... and also he just didn't feel like recording it because he had already finished the song. Fun Fact: 'The Unibombers' is a local band near where Neil lives, but wasn't referencing them. Just pluralizing the title of the actual unibomber as an example of something that causes unrest.

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