Superstition
CU Buffoons Lyrics
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And they love me
We're just as close
As we can be
And just because we really care
Whatever we get, we share
I got it from Agnus
She got it from Jim
Now she got it from Harry
Who got it from Marie
And everybody knows that Marie
Got it from me!
Jiles got it from Daphine
She got it from Joan
Who picked it up in County Cork a' kissing the Blarney Stone
Pierre gave it to Sheila
Who must have brought it there
He got it from François and Jacques
Aha!
Lucky Pierre
Max got it from Edith
Who gets it every spring
She gets it from her daddy who just gives her everything
She then gave it to Daniel
Whose spaniel has it now
Our dentist even got it and we're still
Wondering how
Ah but I got it from Agnus
Or maybe it was Sue
Or Milly or Billy or Jilly or Willy
It doesn't matter who
It might have been at the pub or at the club or in the loo
And if you will be my friend then I might
Mind you I said might
Give it to you!
The lyrics of CU Buffoons' song "Superstition" are about friendship and the idea of sharing something special among friends. The song reflects the closeness and bond that exists between the friends and their willingness to share whatever they have with one another. It begins with the singer expressing their love for their friends and how close they are. The next lines talk about the idea of sharing and how it is something that comes naturally to them. The lyrics then go on to describe how each of them got something special from someone else in the group, and they all agree that it must have been passed on from one friend to another.
The song shows how these friends are interconnected and how they have all contributed to each other's lives in different ways. It highlights the importance of friendship and how it is something that cannot be replaced by anything else. The lyrics are a celebration of the love and bond that exists between true friends, and it encourages others to embrace the same spirit of generosity and kindness towards those they care about.
Overall, CU Buffoons' "Superstition" is a heartwarming and poignant song about friendship and how it brings people together. The lyrics convey a sense of joy and happiness, and they inspire people to cherish and value the people in their lives who mean the most to them.
Line by Line Meaning
I love my friends
The singer has a deep affection for their friends.
And they love me
The friends also have love for the singer.
We're just as close
The group of friends enjoys a close relationship.
As we can be
They are as close as possible.
And just because we really care
The love and care among the group inspires them to share.
Whatever we get, we share
The group shares everything they acquire with each other.
I got it from Agnus
The singer received something from their friend Agnus.
She got it from Jim
Agnus obtained the item from their friend Jim.
Well all agree it must have been Louise who gave it to him
The group speculates that Louise gave the item to Jim.
Now she got it from Harry
Louise received the item from their friend Harry.
Who got it from Marie
Harry received the item from their friend Marie.
And everybody knows that Marie Got it from me!
The artist claims to be the original owner of the item.
Jiles got it from Daphine
Jiles got the item from their friend Daphine.
She got it from Joan
Daphine obtained the item from their friend Joan.
Who picked it up in County Cork a' kissing the Blarney Stone
Joan acquired the item in County Cork while kissing the Blarney Stone.
Pierre gave it to Sheila
Pierre gave the item to Sheila.
Who must have brought it there
Sheila likely brought the item to the group.
He got it from François and Jacques
Pierre received the item from François and Jacques.
Aha! Lucky Pierre
Pierre was fortunate to have obtained the item from François and Jacques.
Max got it from Edith
Max received the item from their friend Edith.
Who gets it every spring
Edith acquires the item every spring.
She gets it from her daddy who just gives her everything
Edith's father is generous and often gifts her items, including this particular one.
She then gave it to Daniel
Edith later gave the item to their friend Daniel.
Whose spaniel has it now
The item is now in the possession of Daniel's spaniel.
Our dentist even got it and we're still Wondering how
Even the group's dentist obtained the item, and they are unsure how that happened.
Ah but I got it from Agnus
The singer clarifies that they received the item from Agnus earlier.
Or maybe it was Sue Or Milly or Billy or Jilly or Willy
The singer lists various other friends who could have given them the item.
It doesn't matter who
The specific friend who gave them the item is unimportant.
It might have been at the pub or at the club or in the loo
The item could have been exchanged at various locations, including public places and restrooms.
And if you will be my friend then I might Mind you I said might Give it to you!
The singer offers to share the item with a potential new friend, but makes no guarantees.
Contributed by Samuel V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
socool111
very cool, great arrangement too