Eggs Is Eggs
Farse Lyrics

The lyrics to Farse's song "Eggs Is Eggs" seem to be about the consequences of poor decisions and the feeling of being overwhelmed by life's events. The first lines imply that the singer had good intentions but ended up embarrassed or ashamed due to making a mistake. They regret picking the "rotten peach," possibly referring to choosing a bad situation or person to be involved with. The following lines describe a guest's experience of attending some sort of event, perhaps a party or public appearance, and feeling overwhelmed or out of place. They describe "milling about the wreckin," suggesting they are aimlessly wandering around in chaos. The line "spreading myself too thin once again" reinforces the idea of being overwhelmed, as the guest may have taken on too many tasks or responsibilities.

The lyrics then take a darker turn with the line "And now this paranoia feeling, like comics hooked off stage." This may be a reference to the fear and anxiety comedians experience when performing on stage - the fear of what the audience will think or if they will be accepted. The guest may be feeling similar anxiety about how they are being perceived or treated. The final line "Do you think I'm about to stand for this?" suggests that the guest is fed up with their current situation and may be ready to take action or confront those who are causing them distress.