1) A Power-Pop group from Bath consisting of Dave Stallbaumer (drums, vocals), Jerry Short (guitar, vocals), Clete Stallbaumer (guitar, vocals) and Phil (bass, vocals). Their lone 7", "Go to the Police" was released in 1980 on Red Bus Records.
2) A Punk band whose members were Peter Abbottmer (guitar, bass), Mick Russell (drums), Gez Sagar (vocals) and Simon Belshaw (saxophone). They released two 7" records; one in 1979 entitled "My Mind Wanders" and then "Still Dancing" in 1980.
We Are
Toys Lyrics
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Naked broken pieces
From the madness in what you do
The fingers point right back at you
What about my problems?
The people try to solve them
I guess I'm under the weather
Hello mother, some news for you
I'm really not that crazy
Hello father, I'm curious
Why you think there's something wrong with me
Sunday I cried all night
And it hurt so bad
But if you try to understand
This is who I am
Color coated sweetness
Swords beneath my clean dress
I'm making sense of shattered dreams
'Cause I want you to be proud of me
What about my problems?
The people try to solve them
I guess I'm under the weather
Since no one else belongs here with me
Hello mother, some news for you
I'm really not that crazy
Hello father, I'm curious
Why you think there's something wrong with me
Sunday I cried all night
And it hurt so bad
But if you try to understand
This is who I am
Toys's song "We Are" tells the story of a narrator who is struggling with their identity and the judgments of others. The first verse portrays the singer as someone who is holding onto secrets and broken pieces, likely alluding to some past trauma that has left them damaged. The lyrics "from the madness in what you do, the fingers point right back at you" suggest that the singer may feel judged or criticized by others who are projecting their own internal issues onto them.
The second verse highlights the struggle of feeling alone and misunderstood, even by those closest to the singer. The lines "what about my problems? The people try to solve them, I guess I'm under the weather, since no one else belongs here with me" emphasize the feeling of being isolated and neglected. The chorus repeats the sentiment that the singer is who they are, and while it may be painful to come to terms with, they must be accepted for who they are.
The third verse describes the singer's efforts to present a certain persona to the world, even though there are aspects of themselves that they keep hidden. The final lines, "I'm making sense of shattered dreams, 'cause I want you to be proud of me" suggest that the singer is struggling to reconcile their own personal desires with the expectations of others.
Overall, "We Are" is a poignant exploration of the challenging journey towards self-acceptance and the complexities of the human experience.
Line by Line Meaning
Holding close my secrets
I have a lot of hidden emotions and personal information that I keep close to myself.
Naked broken pieces
I feel extremely vulnerable and my emotions are shattered, leaving me exposed.
From the madness in what you do
Your actions are driving me crazy, causing chaos in my life.
The fingers point right back at you
When you point fingers at me, you are just as guilty and should take responsibility for your own actions.
What about my problems?
I have issues that need attention and care, too.
The people try to solve them
Others try to help me with my problems, but it's ultimately up to me to overcome them.
I guess I'm under the weather
I'm not feeling well, both physically and emotionally.
Since no one else belongs here with me
I feel alone and isolated, as if no one can fully understand me or my struggles.
Hello mother, some news for you
I have something to tell my mom.
I'm really not that crazy
Contrary to what others may think, I am not insane or mentally unstable.
Hello father, I'm curious
I also have something to say to my dad and want to understand his perspective.
Why you think there's something wrong with me
I don't understand why my father believes I have issues that need fixing or addressing.
Sunday I cried all night
I had an intense emotional breakdown on a specific day of the week.
And it hurt so bad
The pain I experienced during my breakdown was excruciating and difficult to bear.
But if you try to understand
If you make an effort to empathize with me and my situation,
This is who I am
You will see that I am still myself, no matter how much I may be struggling or hurting inside.
Color coated sweetness
I present myself as happy and vibrant on the outside, even though I may be struggling internally.
Swords beneath my clean dress
I also have a lot of emotional pain that I hide underneath my surface-level appearance.
I'm making sense of shattered dreams
I am working to understand and come to terms with the fact that certain aspects of my life haven't turned out as I wanted or expected.
'Cause I want you to be proud of me
I am trying my best to make those around me happy and proud of who I am and what I'm doing.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: JEREMY DAWSON
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@Theyluv_Maneki
Me playing the game : trying hard not to waste the juice
Also them:*drinks the juice and the bar is still full*
Also me: what……
And not gonna lie the electric hide and seek one took me and my friend 1 hour and more and when we were about to escape we both disconnected
IM TRIGGERED HOW DO YOU PLAY SO WELL
@moeq1108
The voice acting is horrible and hilarious at the same time but it genuinely is a well made game
@theautumnwind8437
I’m pretty sure it’s supposed to be somewhat bad.
@jasonhansen8035
It being horrible makes it good but props to the creator for letting muscle man voice one of the endo dudes
@yosuan3903
The best voice act in the game is this part 35:09
@dinoboybricks1266
3:22 I like this voice acting
@endy7494
@@dinoboybricks1266 omg yes I laughed so hard
@absolutelydemented
I am in high belief that this game is intended to be a well-made joke horror game, this would explain the "bad" voice acting and the so-called "Billy the Rabbit" (who actually pretty much looks like Bon from the Walten Files, but that is most obviously a joke) I think the concept of it as a whole was just meant to be goofy, harmless fun. I'm just saying that, I'm tired of people taking this game seriously when it obviously has key details of BEING a JOKE GAME
@rabeyaakter1307
But the person who created this made Rickey rat and Rickey rat doesn’t have a joke story tho the characters and enemies seem like jokes
@absolutelydemented
@@rabeyaakter1307 You do have a point on this. However, they are separate games. Who knows, I could be wrong, but I dislike how many people are so critical of Us Are Toys when it feels its sole purpose is to be bad-seeming in terms of the voice acting, and potentially some other contents. It feels like a joke, overall, joke or not, I genuinely feel the concept of this game is great and deserves its popularity it had.
@deanrambaldo2349
They did gave credit to the walten files for billy