The Price Is Right Theme Song
Antarctigo Vespucci Lyrics
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Holiday in the hospital, no snow, just a long white coat.
Choking rhythms on a stethoscope,
this year I'm going to die.
I hear the elevator door bell ring,
listen for the shuffle of familiar feet walking down the hallway but
Oh my lord, I wish that I didn't know the world's not gonna end for anybody else.
See the future in dry erase, time blocks, corresponding names,
the empty space beyond the window pane or a view to stay alive.
Oh my lord, I wish that I didn't know they'll still make TV shows long after I go.
Why does it take so long to say goodnight?
Why does it take so long to say goodnight?
When I cross over what song will I hear? Something lovely or digital clipping in my ear?
And at that moment my final breath danced around my lungs to the music in the background,
The Price Is Right theme song.
Why does it take so long to say goodnight?
Why does it take so long to say goodnight? Goodnight.
The lyrics of "The Price Is Right Theme Song" by Antarctigo Vespucci encompass themes of mortality and the fleeting nature of life. The mention of a holiday in the hospital, with no snow but instead a long white coat, suggests a somber and sterile environment. The line "Choking rhythms on a stethoscope, this year I'm going to die" conveys a sense of impending mortality and perhaps a bleak outlook on the future.
The second stanza delves into a longing for human connection. The singer describes listening for familiar sounds in the hospital, hoping for someone to come and say goodnight, but realizing that no one will. This emphasizes their isolation and perhaps a feeling of abandonment.
The refrain, "Oh my lord, I wish that I didn't know the world's not gonna end for anybody else" further underscores the singer's feeling of being alone in their impending fate. They grapple with the knowledge that life will go on for others, despite their own impending death.
The following stanza introduces a sense of resignation as the singer sees the future through a dry erase board, with time blocks and corresponding names. The idea of an empty space beyond the window pane could suggest a lack of hope or possibility for a fulfilling life beyond their confinement.
The repetition of the refrain highlights the singer's despair, wishing they didn't know that television shows will continue long after they are gone. This further emphasizes their sense of isolation and insignificance in the grand scheme of things.
The final stanza contemplates the moment of crossing over to the afterlife and wonders what song will accompany that transition. The mention of something lovely or digital clipping in their ear suggests uncertainty and perhaps a fear of an impersonal or disconnected experience.
Overall, the song explores themes of mortality, isolation, and the insignificance of an individual life in the vastness of the world.
Line by Line Meaning
Holiday in the hospital, no snow, just a long white coat.
Being confined to a hospital during the holidays, there is no joy or excitement, only the presence of doctors and medical staff in their white coats.
Choking rhythms on a stethoscope, this year I'm going to die.
Listening to the unsettling sounds of my own body through the stethoscope, I can sense that my life may come to an end this year.
I hear the elevator door bell ring, listen for the shuffle of familiar feet walking down the hallway but I guess no one will come to say goodnight.
Anticipating the arrival of loved ones at my hospital bedside, I strain my ears for any sign of their presence, but sadly, it seems that no one will be there to bid me goodnight.
Oh my lord, I wish that I didn't know the world's not gonna end for anybody else.
Expressing a wishful longing to be unaware that while my own life may be nearing its end, the rest of the world will continue on unaffected.
See the future in dry erase, time blocks, corresponding names, the empty space beyond the window pane or a view to stay alive.
Through the organized schedules and lists on whiteboards, I glimpse the possibilities of the future, but wonder if there is enough motivation or purpose beyond this hospital room to keep me alive.
Oh my lord, I wish that I didn't know they'll still make TV shows long after I go.
Expressing a desire to be oblivious to the fact that television programs will continue to be produced long after I have passed away.
Why does it take so long to say goodnight?
Questioning the prolonged process of bidding farewell and wondering why it seems to take an excessive amount of time.
When I cross over what song will I hear? Something lovely or digital clipping in my ear? And at that moment my final breath danced around my lungs to the music in the background, The Price Is Right theme song.
Considering what auditory experience awaits me as I transition into the afterlife, pondering whether it will be a pleasant melody or some distorted noise, and reflecting on how my last breath coincided with the background music of The Price Is Right, symbolizing the fleeting nature of life and the omnipresence of everyday routines.
Why does it take so long to say goodnight? Why does it take so long to say goodnight? Goodnight.
Reiterating the lingering question about the prolonged farewell process and ending with a final repetition of bidding goodnight, encompassing the longing for closure and the anticipation of rest and peace.
Lyrics © TERRORBIRD PUBLISHING LLC
Written by: Antarctigo Vespucci
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@tvnorminstudio3080
Adore this song honestly
@lennyrose5852
Hey, this isn’t the price is right theme song
@michalzavodsky8458
Sour Cream & Onion now it is, my man
@xdlucho0324
This album is fucking gold, congratulations
@bloopledoopdoop6200
I used the stationary bike, and I watched the end of The Price Is Right.
@Actual-Knight
I came here expecting the price is right theme song, I left with a lingering sense of dread and ennui. Good song!
@LambTAFFF
You should check more stuff from Antarctigo Vespucci, they have some good shit.
This song is from the album "Love In The Time of E-mail", which is amazing, but i also really like the 4-song EP "I'm So Tethered".
This band is lead by Chris Farren and Jeff Rosenstock, both of them have great stuff in their own discography (especially Jeff imo)
@Umwhat56
THIS ISNT THE THEME SONG
@shawnconner547
what the heck is this crap?
@leepoling4897
shawn conner wow ok rude