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2. LFSX (previously known as DREGS) is a Los Angeles based surf rock/dream pop/garage rock/lo-fi band. Their sound varies from oddly distorted harmonies to chuggin distorto riffs. Their music can be accessed here http://ddrreeggss.bandcamp.com/
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Sketch
Dregs Lyrics
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Down took your chances
Toxic clown no reaction
Hollow contrived and desperate
Plastic melting you down
Slow decline
Burn your bridge
I'll take mine
Nothing redeems you
Pious
Won't see you around
Suck Out shit life dude time no prize
Hopeless farce
Keep your distance
All I ask
Dickhead
I hope you choke on it
Touch me I dare you try
The lyrics to Dregs's song Sketch reflect a sense of frustration and disappointment with someone who has worn the singer down. The use of the phrase "took your chances" implies that this person has repeatedly made poor decisions, and the description of them as a "toxic clown" suggests that they are not only harmful to themselves but also to those around them. The following lines describe this person as hollow, contrived, and desperate, indicating that they lack genuine character or integrity.
The imagery of "plastic melting you down" suggests that this person is not only insincere but also a destructive force. The singer then goes on to suggest that this person has "burned their bridge," indicating that they have ruined any chance of a relationship with the singer. The final lines of the chorus declare that "nothing redeems you" and that the singer "won't see you around," showing the finality of their decision to cut ties with this person.
In the second verse, the singer continues to describe this person with disdain, using phrases like "shit life," "hopeless farce," and "dickhead." The line "touch me I dare you try" suggests that the singer is no longer afraid of this person and may even be inviting a confrontation. Overall, the lyrics to Sketch portray a sense of frustration and anger towards someone who has repeatedly let the singer down.
Line by Line Meaning
Wore me
You exhausted me
Down took your chances
You ruined your opportunities
Toxic clown no reaction
You are a poisonous jester with no remorse
Hollow contrived and desperate
You are empty, fake, and craving attention
Plastic melting you down
You are melting under the pressure of your own fakeness
Slow decline
You are gradually failing
Burn your bridge
You destroyed our relationship
I'll take mine
I'll move on
Weak pose
Your posture is pathetic
Nothing redeems you
You have no good qualities to make up for your shortcomings
Pious
You act as if you have moral superiority
Won't see you around
I'm leaving
Suck Out shit life dude time no prize
You lived a worthless life without success
Hopeless farce
You are a pathetic joke with no hope of redemption
Keep your distance
Stay away from me
All I ask
I have only one request
Dickhead
You are an idiot
I hope you choke on it
I wish you suffer the consequences of your actions
Touch me I dare you try
If you try to touch me, you'll regret it
Contributed by Claire R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Dan Burke
They should release all the Land of Gorch sketches on one DVD in chronological order.
Yosef Demby
Gorch, not Gorg. 🤣
ChristopherLH
WHY?? After watching this one skit, I can understand why it got canceled! 😩
Matthew Hutchinson
Gorg is the thing from Fraggle Rock ya doof
Tony Reynolds
I absolutely loved this segment of the show. Always got high watching and then went out partying. ☮️☮️☮️😺
Pieter Willem Botha
I had no idea Jim Henson's talent was used for SNL. It's incredible that this exists.
Jeff Wolcott
Just for the first season. Jim and the other Muppet guys didn't get along with the SNL cast.
Free-lance human being
He was worried that his successes would ‘type cast’ him and his art for children only.
Have very fond fond memories of Land of Gorch even tho I was 5 and it was waaaay over my head. Remember my dad laughing out loud at muppets - which I thought was the coolest thing ever!
Pieter Willem Botha
@Free-lance human being The Muppets weren't originally for kids. If you don't believe me, look up the time Raquel Welch hosted.
Free-lance human being
@Pieter Willem Botha oh agreed 100%. It was his success w Sesame Street that worried him. Hence the Land of Gorch. The muppets success came later (I think the Raquel Welch episode was 1977/1978?).
Fun for the whole family 😂😂😂