(3) She didn't have my whiskey, didn't have my gin: "She didn't have my whiskey, didn't have my gin" is very similar to the line "Send out for whiskey, baby, send out for gin" in the Jackson C. (2) Lost the baby with the water: variation on " Don't throw the baby out with the bath water" or its parallel proverbial expression " To throw the baby out with the bath water" meaning: to reject the good with the bad. (Thanks to Leroy Larson for pointing out this reference. The last major figure was Schiller, whose Die R�uber and other early plays were also a prelude to romanticism. (Source: Wikipedia/ studies by R. Other writers of importance were Klopstock, J. The greatest figure of the movement was Goethe, who wrote its first major drama, G�tz von Berlichingen (1773), and its most sensational and representative novel, Die Leiden des jungen Werthers (The Sorrows of Young Werther, 1774). The movement was also distinguished by the intensity with which it developed the theme of youthful genius in rebellion against accepted standards and by its enthusiasm for nature. Sturm und Drang was revolutionary in its stress on personal subjectivity and on the unease of man in contemporary society, and it firmly established German authors as cultural leaders in Europe at a time when many considered France to be the center of literary development. While the ideas of Jean-Jacques Rousseau were a major stimulus of the movement, it developed more immediately as a reaction against what was seen as an overly rationalist literary tradition. (1) Sturm und Drang: (literally: "storm and stress") was a Germany literary movement that developed during the latter half of the 18th century. StoneTone Recordsīangin' On The Table With An Old Tin Cup. Official release: Orphans (Brawlers), (P) & � 2006 Anti Inc. Recorded at Prairie Sun Recording studios. Published by: Jalma Music (ASCAP), � 2001/ 2006 Written by: Tom Waits and Kathleen Waits-Brennan I said: Hey, hey, I don't know what to do Was that a raindrop in the corner of your eye? She didn't have my whiskey, she didn't have my gin (3)
It'll come out in the wash, but it always leaves a stain I said: hey, hey, I don't know what to do Now, I've got nothing but the whistle and the steamīouncing off the walls in the Grand Central Station Recorded at Prairie Sun Recording Studios, Cotati, CA or Alpha & Omega Studios, San Rafael, CA Augie Meyers: PianoĪssistant producer: Marla Hammond.
Stephen Hodges: Drums, Larry Taylor: Bass. Official release: Wicked Grin, John Hammond. Published by: Jalma Music (ASCAP), � 2001 Written and produced by: Tom Waits and Kathleen Waits-Brennan Were you drying your nails or waving goodbye? Was that a raindrop or a tear in your eye? The roar covers everything you wanted to say On the train you get smaller, as you get farther away
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With a hat full of feathers and a wicked grin (4) She didn't have my whiskey, didn't have my gin (3) Sent her out for a bottle, but when she came back inside Lost the baby with the water (2), and the preacher stole the bride Sturm and Drang (1), the luster and the sheen Now I've always been puzzled by the yin and the yang Now there's a fellow that's preaching 'bout hell and damnationīouncing off the walls of the Grand Central Station I said, hey, hey, I don't know what to do Now I've got nothing but the whistle and the steam
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