Oh Me Oh My
Toh Kay Lyrics
Woe is me
I swear that we had it but everyone wouldn't agree
That we never had a thing
Our dying words will be exaggerations
Of what we said and what we did
The ticking of the clock
Eventually it stops
Oh me oh my
Where everyone's running around like they don't have a clue
What they will do
Now that it's through
And the ending is in sight
Oh my goodness me oh my
It's late and it's time to say goodnight
Oh my goodness me oh my
Our disease
Though feasibly easily curable I will agree that it's not something we overfeed
The truth will be told
The lies will unfold
And anything anyone ever ignored will come back up to settle old scores
The writings on the wall
Says eventually we fall
And even Romans know
That everything (everything) everything (everything) goes
Oh me oh my
Goodness gracious what a lie
Where everyone's running around like they don't have a clue
What they will do
Now that it's through
And the ending is in sight
Oh my goodness me oh my
It's late and it's time to say goodnight
Oh my goodness me oh my
Oh me oh my
Goodness gracious what a lie
Where everyone's running around like they don't have a clue
What they will do
Now that it's through
And the ending is in sight
Oh my goodness me oh my
It's late and it's time to say goodnight
Oh my goodness me oh my
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Tomas Kalnoky (born December 24, 1980) is a Czech-born American musician. He is the lead singer/guitarist and songwriter of the bands Streetlight Manifesto and Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution,[1] and goes by the pseudonym Toh Kay as a solo performer.[2] He is the former lead singer/guitarist for 3rd-wave ska band Catch 22, but left the band after making only one album (their debut, Keasbey Nights) to attend Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia, for visual art. Read Full BioTomas Kalnoky (born December 24, 1980) is a Czech-born American musician. He is the lead singer/guitarist and songwriter of the bands Streetlight Manifesto and Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution,[1] and goes by the pseudonym Toh Kay as a solo performer.[2] He is the former lead singer/guitarist for 3rd-wave ska band Catch 22, but left the band after making only one album (their debut, Keasbey Nights) to attend Savannah College of Art and Design in Savannah, Georgia, for visual art.[3] According to the booklet of Somewhere in the Between, Kalnoky attended Rutgers University. He is the owner of Pentimento Music Company, a record company.
Toh Kay is a solo project by Streetlight Manifesto, Bandits of the Acoutsic Revolution and former Catch 22 front man, Tomas Kalnoky. The project started with acoustic shows by Kalnoky, redoing streetlight/catch/BOTAR/Gimp songs. It was announced that Toh Kays first album (You By Me Vol.1) was to be released in November as a split with singer-song writer Dan Potthast. You By Me Vol.1 was released Novmber 15th, with 5 Toh Kay tracks (which are all covers of Potthast songs).
Toh Kay released his first full length "Streetlight Lullabies" through Pentimento Music Co. on November 22nd, 2011. Released along with the CD was an LP version and a 7" single of the song, "We Will Fall Together" on the A side and "Hooray For Me" (a Bad Religion cover) on the B side. The album can be purchased through The Risc Store - www.RiscStore.com
Toh Kay is a solo project by Streetlight Manifesto, Bandits of the Acoutsic Revolution and former Catch 22 front man, Tomas Kalnoky. The project started with acoustic shows by Kalnoky, redoing streetlight/catch/BOTAR/Gimp songs. It was announced that Toh Kays first album (You By Me Vol.1) was to be released in November as a split with singer-song writer Dan Potthast. You By Me Vol.1 was released Novmber 15th, with 5 Toh Kay tracks (which are all covers of Potthast songs).
Toh Kay released his first full length "Streetlight Lullabies" through Pentimento Music Co. on November 22nd, 2011. Released along with the CD was an LP version and a 7" single of the song, "We Will Fall Together" on the A side and "Hooray For Me" (a Bad Religion cover) on the B side. The album can be purchased through The Risc Store - www.RiscStore.com
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Gabe T.
Woe is me
I swear that I had it but everyone wouldn't agree
They said I never had a thing
My dying words will be exaggerations, of what I said and what I did
The ticking of the clock
Eventually it stops
Oh me, oh my, yeah goodness gracious what a life
Where everyone's running around like they don't have a clue
What they will do now that it's through
And the ending is in sight
Oh my goodness me oh my, it's late and it's time to say goodnight
Oh my goodness me oh my
My disease
Though feasibly easily curable I will agree
That it's now something I overfeed
The truth will be told, the lies will unfold
And anything anyone ever ignored will come back up to settle old scores
The writing's on the wall
It says eventually we fall
And even Romans know
That everything, everything, everything, everything goes
Oh me, oh my, yeah goodness gracious what a life
Where everyone's running around like they don't have a clue
What they will do now that it's through
And the ending is in sight
Oh my goodness me oh my, it's late and it's time to say goodnight
Oh my goodness me oh my
Oh me, oh my, yeah goodness gracious what a life
Where everyone's running around like they don't have a clue
What they will do now that it's through
And the ending is in sight
Oh my goodness me oh my, it's late and it's time to say goodnight
Oh my goodness me oh my
Gabe T.
Woe is me
I swear that I had it but everyone wouldn't agree
They said I never had a thing
My dying words will be exaggerations, of what I said and what I did
The ticking of the clock
Eventually it stops
Oh me, oh my, yeah goodness gracious what a life
Where everyone's running around like they don't have a clue
What they will do now that it's through
And the ending is in sight
Oh my goodness me oh my, it's late and it's time to say goodnight
Oh my goodness me oh my
My disease
Though feasibly easily curable I will agree
That it's now something I overfeed
The truth will be told, the lies will unfold
And anything anyone ever ignored will come back up to settle old scores
The writing's on the wall
It says eventually we fall
And even Romans know
That everything, everything, everything, everything goes
Oh me, oh my, yeah goodness gracious what a life
Where everyone's running around like they don't have a clue
What they will do now that it's through
And the ending is in sight
Oh my goodness me oh my, it's late and it's time to say goodnight
Oh my goodness me oh my
Oh me, oh my, yeah goodness gracious what a life
Where everyone's running around like they don't have a clue
What they will do now that it's through
And the ending is in sight
Oh my goodness me oh my, it's late and it's time to say goodnight
Oh my goodness me oh my
SirWeirdGuy
I like this more than the regular version. It's relaxing.
Crimsonbow
I actually heard this is how Tomas writes. And then converts it to Ska. Makes total sense. But don't quote me on that info.
HeyItsDingo
I think only 1 or 2 songs are better on the Streetlight Manifesto version, all the rest are way better in the Toh Kay versions.
Rip bob
listening at 430 in the AM. Love this guy love all his music. A lot of depressing shit but i just love it
Shadowseeker27
@Marsh the Darsh "ineffable and nameless is that which is agony and sweetness to my soul"
Marsh the Darsh
Rip bob I believe the technical word is "bittersweet". And totally fn agree
Alex Wong
Hands down my favorite by Toh Kay.
nazicrashchorde
This, so much this, her voice is so beautiful
Wilson
Tomas Kalnoky is the greatest lyricist alive