Mardy Bum
Arctic Monkeys Lyrics
Well, now then, mardy bum
I've seen your frown and it's like looking down
The barrel of a gun
And it goes off
And out come all these words
Oh, there's a very pleasant side to you
A side I much prefer
It's one that laughs and jokes around
Remember cuddles in the kitchen, yeah
And it was up, up and away
Oh, but it's right hard to remember that
On a day like today
When you're all argumentative
And you've got the face on
Well, now then, mardy bum
Oh, I'm in trouble again, aren't I?
I thought as much
'Cause you turned over there
Pulling that silent disappointment face
The one that I can't bare
Well, can't we just laugh and joke around?
Remember cuddles in the kitchen, yeah
To get things off the ground
And it was up, up and away
Oh, but it's right hard to remember that
On a day like today
When you're all argumentative
And you've got the face on
And, yeah, I'm sorry I was late
But I missed the train
And then the traffic was a state
And I can't be arsed to carry on in this debate
That reoccurs, oh, when you say I don't care
But, of course I do, yeah, I clearly do
So laugh and joke around?
Remember cuddles in the kitchen, yeah
To get things off the ground
And it was up, up and away
Oh, but it's right hard to remember that
On a day like today
When you're all argumentative
And you've got the face on
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Written by: Alex Turner
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A song from Arctic Monkeys' 2006 album "Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not". It remains a fan favourite and helped popularise the Yorkshire word ‘mardy’, meaning sulky or uncooperative.
He argues with his girlfriend (or lover) who is simply not having it and being mardy with him; in the choruses he recollects the beginning of the relationship, comparing it to how moody she’s acting in the verses.
The charm of the song lies in the fact that there is no consoling a woman who has already made up her mind; i. Read Full BioA song from Arctic Monkeys' 2006 album "Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not". It remains a fan favourite and helped popularise the Yorkshire word ‘mardy’, meaning sulky or uncooperative.
He argues with his girlfriend (or lover) who is simply not having it and being mardy with him; in the choruses he recollects the beginning of the relationship, comparing it to how moody she’s acting in the verses.
The charm of the song lies in the fact that there is no consoling a woman who has already made up her mind; i.e. who’s got the face on.
He argues with his girlfriend (or lover) who is simply not having it and being mardy with him; in the choruses he recollects the beginning of the relationship, comparing it to how moody she’s acting in the verses.
The charm of the song lies in the fact that there is no consoling a woman who has already made up her mind; i. Read Full BioA song from Arctic Monkeys' 2006 album "Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not". It remains a fan favourite and helped popularise the Yorkshire word ‘mardy’, meaning sulky or uncooperative.
He argues with his girlfriend (or lover) who is simply not having it and being mardy with him; in the choruses he recollects the beginning of the relationship, comparing it to how moody she’s acting in the verses.
The charm of the song lies in the fact that there is no consoling a woman who has already made up her mind; i.e. who’s got the face on.
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yo this is sick
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on Old Yellow Bricks
damn looking at these comments remind me that there is so many things to understand about the lyrics
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The sound goes into the blood. :)
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I like it.