But that's even worse.
The post went live at 11:38 PM on July 16, and a mere 20 minutes later, the Burger King in question was alerted to the rogue employee. At least, I hope he's rogue. How did it happen? Well, the BK employee hadn't removed the Exif data from the uploaded photo, which suggested the culprit was somewhere in Mayfield Heights, Ohio. This was at 11:47. Three minutes later at 11:50, the Burger King branch address was posted with wishes of happy unemployment. 5 minutes later, the news station was contacted by another 4channer. And three minutes later, at 11:58, a link was posted: BK's "Tell us about us" online forum. The foot photo, otherwise known as exhibit A, was attached. Cleveland Scene Magazine contacted the BK in question the next day. When questioned, the breakfast shift manager said "Oh, I know who that is. He's getting fired." Mystery solved, by 4chan. Now we can all goback to eating our fast food in peace.
Satin Doll
Chills Lyrics
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Satin doll
Satin doll
Satin doll
She was just my little satin doll
I met her down by the blossom tree
She has beauty like the moon far beyond my words
Like a sunset flock of firebirds, oh
I can't take her no more
I can't take her no more
I can't take her no more
I can't take her no more
Satin doll, satin doll, satin doll, satin doll
Her voice disappeared over the hills
Over mountains made of blue crystal
She was just my little satin doll -
I met her down by the blossom tree
(Where is she?) In a rain forest. Satin doll
(Where is she?) In a sunny field. Satin doll
(Where is she?) Oriental garden. Satin doll
(Where is she?) In a paper temple. Satin doll
She was just my little satin doll -
I met her down by the blossom tree.
The song "Satin Doll" by Chills seems to describe the singer's infatuation with a woman whom he refers to as his "little satin doll." He met her by a blossom tree, and she seemed to possess an otherworldly beauty that left him awestruck. He compares her to the moon and a flock of firebirds - both ethereal and dazzling. However, as the song progresses, the singer laments that he can no longer endure his infatuation. Perhaps she has left him or disappeared into some idyllic location, but he cannot take it any longer. Despite the repeated mention of the satin doll, we don't know much else about her - her name, her personality, her impact on the singer's life. She remains mysterious and almost mythical, much like the natural elements to which she is compared.
Overall, the song seems to be an ode to beauty - beauty that is unfathomable, even overwhelming. The satin doll represents a sort of unattainable ideal that the singer can admire from afar but never wholly possess. The lyrics also call to mind the traditions of courtly love, in which the lover idealizes and worships the beloved. However, unlike many motifs of courtly love, there is a sense of detachment, almost resignation to the singer's feelings. He can no longer take it, but he doesn't appear to be anguished, either. The song seems to suggest that we can't always hold onto something beautiful, and sometimes, we have to let it go.
Line by Line Meaning
Satin doll
Repeating the title of the song, emphasizing on the beauty of the person
Satin doll
Again, repeating the title of the song
Satin doll
Repeating the title of the song once again, building up the momentum of the song
Satin doll
One more time, repeating the title of the song to emphasize the beauty of the person
She was just my little satin doll
The singer talks about his lover, regarding her beauty and grace
I met her down by the blossom tree
The singer recollects the moment where he first met her lover. He describes the location as a romantic place
She has beauty like the moon far beyond my words
Describing the beauty of the lover as something beyond imagination
Like a sunset flock of firebirds, oh
Compares the beauty of the lover to the natural beauty of a sunset flock of firebirds
Satin doll, satin doll, satin doll, satin doll
Repeating the title of the song to emphasize the beauty of the person
I can't take her no more
The singer expresses his helplessness in not being able to handle the beauty of his lover anymore
I can't take her no more
Repeating his helplessness on not being able to handle the beauty of the lover anymore
I can't take her no more
Repeating his helplessness on not being able to handle the beauty of the lover anymore
I can't take her no more
Repeating his helplessness on not being able to handle the beauty of the lover anymore
Satin doll, satin doll, satin doll, satin doll
Repeating the title of the song to emphasize the beauty of the person
Her voice disappeared over the hills
The singer remembers the lover's voice echoing in the hills, which now feels like a distant memory
Over mountains made of blue crystal
Imagining the lover's voice traveling over the crystal blue mountains
She was just my little satin doll -
Repeating the beauty of the lover, emphasizing how much she means to the singer
I met her down by the blossom tree
Repeating how the singer first met his lover and how romantic the time and place was
(Where is she?) In a rain forest. Satin doll
Asking where the lover is and imagining the lover in a mythical, mystical forest
(Where is she?) In a sunny field. Satin doll
Asking where the lover is and imagining the lover in a sunny meadow
(Where is she?) Oriental garden. Satin doll
Asking where the lover is and imagining the lover in an exotic garden
(Where is she?) In a paper temple. Satin doll
Asking where the lover is and imagining the lover in an unreal, surrealistic paper temple
She was just my little satin doll -
Repeating that the lover was like a beautiful satin doll
I met her down by the blossom tree.
Repeating how the singer first met his lover and how romantic the time and place was
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: MARTIN JOHN JAMES PHILLIPPS
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@dannyjameschrist
this song gives me the chills
@davidbell9621
😄
@LapsedLawyer
One of my favorite bands, and favorite songs.
@dampergoldenrod4156
This has a great, dreamy 1960s psychedelic sound that is slightly melancholy. What year was this released/recorded?
@painsettomusic
+Davin Dx Satin Doll was first released as part of the Dunedin Double compilation in 1982.
@christopherthomas7253
Fantastic tune!
@richardharrison4341
This is some chill goth
@sirgloster9216
Ha nice.
@Xinaseason
Pretty chill
@soundgardener4940
Satan doll, mounted in a possum tree? Crikey.