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MSTing - Everyday is a Winding Road

>>I hitched a ride with a vending machine repair man

CROW: His name was Vinny. He smoked cheap cigars.

>>He says he's been down this road more than twice

MIKE (as "Vinny"): Yup, I've been down this here road three times if I've been down it once.

>>He was high on intellectualism

SERVO: And we all know what that means, right?
ALL: He was HIGH!!
CROW: You can't fool us with your big words, Sheryl.

>>I've never been there but the brochure looks nice

MIKE: Picturesque lakes and mountain streams. Sewers only leak once every three days...yeah, looks pretty good.

>>Jump in, let's go

CROW: But I'm not supposed to take rides from strangers.

>>Lay back, enjoy the show

SERVO: Are you kidding? MOSH PIT!!! *gets up and jumps across the theater*
MIKE: Tom? Tom! Sit down!

>>Everybody gets high, everybody gets low,

CROW: See, you guys? More hidden messages! What she's really trying to say is "It's okay to get high, kids! Here, have some crack!"
MIKE: Crow, calm down. Do you want this to end up like the last time?
CROW: Oh, no! Sorry, don't remind me.

>>These are the days when anything goes

SERVO: Except hard-core nudity. Although I'm okay with that.

>>Everyday is a winding road

MIKE: While in San Fransisco be sure to visit the Crookedest Street in the World.

>>I get a little bit closer

CROW: Or a little bit farther away, depending on your perspective.
SERVO: I'd go for yours, Crow.

>>Everyday is a faded sign

MIKE: A stop sign, ridled with bullet holes.

>>I get a little bit closer to feeling fine

SERVO: Feeling Fine. One of the lesser known Southern California amusement parks.

>>He's got a daughter he calls Easter

MIKE: And a two sons named Santa and Claus.

>>She was born on a Tuesday night

CROW: And this matters...because?

>>I'm just wondering why I feel so all alone
>>Why I'm a stranger in my own life

SERVO: Sheryl Crow committed suicide shortly after writing Everyday is a Winding Road, siting these lyrics in her death note.
MIKE: Um, no.
SERVO: Well, we can hope, can't we?

>>Jump in, let's go

MIKE: Only if you have a Maverick!

>>Lay back, enjoy the show

CROW: Oooh, a lap dance!

>>Everybody gets high, everybody gets low

SERVO: ...on Pixie Stix! Sugar high!!!

>>These are the days when anything goes

MIKE: Except extreme violence. Darn kids...

>>Everyday is a winding road
>>I get a little bit closer

CROW: But wouldn't you get closer faster if you took a straight road?

>>Everyday is a faded sign

SERVO: It reads "Do not back up. Severe tire damage."

>>I get a little bit closer to feeling fine
>>(musical interlude)

CROW: Why must they plague us with these musical interludes, Mike?
MIKE: Well, you see Crow, these songs are supposed to have "meaning." So they put in these little breaks so you can sit back and think about what you've learned.
CROW: So, let's see. Get high, hitchhike, and name your kids after holidays. Okay, ready for some more lyrics, baby!

>>I've been living in a sea of anarchy

SERVO: I'm living in a sea of smiles! Hop in!

>>I've been living on coffee and nicotine

CROW: Mike! Mike! I learned something else! Smoke!
MIKE: That's what the end of the song's for, Crow.
CROW: Oh, okay.

>>I've been wondering if all the things I've seen
>>Were ever real, were ever really happening

SERVO: Well, were you living in a Disney cartoon?

>>Everyday is a winding road

CROW: Oh no, the chorus! I hate choruses, Mike!
MIKE: It's almost over. Just hang in there.

>>I get a little bit closer

>>Everyday is a faded sign

SERVO: It says "Pedestrian Xing."

>>I get a little bit closer to feeling fine

CROW: All right, let's see. Get high, hitchhike, name your kids after holidays, and smoke. I've learned so much!
MIKE: See, that wasn't so bad.
SERVO: Man, that song was a breeze!
CROW: Some pie, everyone?
SERVO: Why yes, don't mind if I do.

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