What’s Ian saying at the very end of the song, is it “They’ll stick you in the end” (as in ‘they’ll stick you in the end of the line’), or “stick you in the head”? It’s not on the prongs lyrics page.
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Maybe they’ll stick you in . . . uh . . . your end.
Seriously, though, I always heard it as “stick you in the end”. But in context I interpreted “stick you” as you’re getting the shaft, the short end of the stick. Like they’re “sticking it to you”. And “the end” in terms of – when the scene plays out you’ll just end up getting screwed. My copy is shelved away somewhere, but give it another listen with my interpretation and see if it works.
“They’ll stick you in the end!”
Yeah, I thought of it that way, too. It makes sense both ways, but if that is what he’s saying, I’m running with it. It’s fun singing this one with a 440 ms delay and like 75% feedback!
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uh. let you know.