Buck-O-Nine has released several albums including Songs in the Key of Bree, Barfly, Twenty-Eight Teeth, and Libido.
Currently Buck-O-Nine still plays shows for fun. They have re-connected with the positive, fun vibe that the band originated from.
Tear Jerky
Buck-O-Nine Lyrics
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Don't you leave so soon
You wanna know where I've been
Well, I'll tell you the truth
I've seen it all before
None of this is new to me
None of this is new to me
And everything was alright
You would wish I was cool
And I'd wish you were nice
Behind your innocent face
Filled with guilty delights for me
Filled with guilty delights for me
With such an innocent life
With such an innocent mind
You get caught when you try to lie
Your whole life has been gentrified
Do you know what I mean?
You had secrets to hide
You think I'd never find out
You said your lips were sealed
And then you'd open your mouth
This ain't a question of guilt
This is a question of doubt in you
This is a question of doubt in you, yeah
You want the world on a platter
Want your friends on a string
You want them all to matter
Want them down on their knees
They'll give you what you've dreamed of
But it's not what you need
No, it's not what you need
With such an innocent life
With such an innocent mind
You get caught when you try to lie
Your whole life has been gentrified
Do you know what I mean?
You know what I mean?
With such an innocent life
With such an innocent mind
You get caught when you try to lie
Your whole life has been gentrified
Do you know what I mean?
In Buck-O-Nine's song Tear Jerky, the singer is having a conversation with someone who is trying to leave. The singer is asking the person not to shut the door and leave so soon, implying that there is something important that needs to be discussed. The person wants to know where the singer has been, and the singer responds by saying that they have seen it all before and none of it is new. This could be interpreted as the singer having experienced various situations in life and not being surprised by them anymore.
The conversation takes a turn when the person says that things had changed and everything was alright. The singer wishes that the person was nice, and the person's innocent face is filled with guilty delights for the singer. From this, it can be inferred that the person may have hidden secrets and is not as innocent as they seem. The singer then talks about how this is a question of doubt, not guilt, implying that they do not necessarily believe the person is guilty of anything specific, but they doubt their intentions and character.
One common interpretation of the song is that it is about infidelity or deceit in a relationship. The lyrics suggest that the person the singer is speaking to may have hidden secrets or motives that they have been trying to keep from coming to light. The song also touches on themes of innocence and guilt, as well as the idea that people can sometimes appear one way but have darker intentions or motivations.
Line by Line Meaning
Well, don't you shut that door
Please don't leave just yet
Don't you leave so soon
Please don't leave without hearing me out
You wanna know where I've been
You seem curious as to why I'm acting this way
Well, I'll tell you the truth
I'm going to be honest with you
I've seen it all before
Your behavior is not new to me
None of this is new to me
I've experienced similar situations previously
You said that things had changed
You led me to believe that things were different now
And everything was alright
That everything was better than before
You would wish I was cool
You wanted me to be more relaxed and carefree
And I'd wish you were nice
While I wanted you to be kind and considerate
Behind your innocent face
Despite your sweet demeanor
Filled with guilty delights for me
You had some secrets and desires that you kept hidden, but I was aware of them
With such an innocent life
Despite your naivete
With such an innocent mind
Though you don't seem to understand the gravity of your actions
You get caught when you try to lie
You're not good at deceptive behavior
Your whole life has been gentrified
Your experiences and decisions have been shaped by societal norms
Do you know what I mean?
Do you understand what I'm trying to tell you?
You had secrets to hide
You kept some things from me
You think I'd never find out
You believed that your concealed actions wouldn't come to light
You said your lips were sealed
You made promises not to reveal certain things
And then you'd open your mouth
But you couldn't resist the urge to talk
This ain't a question of guilt
I'm not questioning your actions
This is a question of doubt in you
But I'm starting to question your character
You want the world on a platter
You're looking for success and recognition
Want your friends on a string
And you think people should do what you want
You want them all to matter
You want people to see the importance of what you do
Want them down on their knees
In a way that commands respect and obedience
They'll give you what you've dreamed of
They'll give you the attention and admiration you crave
But it's not what you need
But it's not fulfilling in the way that you think it will be
No, it's not what you need
No, it won't quench your thirst at the core
You know what I mean?
You're starting to get my point, right?
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: Anthony Jerome Curry, Craig William Yarnold, Daniel Leon Albert, Jon Ryan Pebsworth, Jonas Kleiner, Scott Tyler Kennerly, Steve D Bauer
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