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31. Juli 2018 · Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupThey Saw The Fat One Coming · Strawberry Alarm ClockAnthology℗ 1993 Geffen RecordsReleased on: 1993-01-01Producer...
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21,254 views. Provided to YouTube by Universal Music GroupThey Saw The Fat One Coming · Strawberry Alarm ClockWake Up... It's Tomorrow℗ 1993 Geffen RecordsReleased on: 196...
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Strawberry Alarm Clock "They Saw The Fat One Coming" - YouTube. R B. 1.47K subscribers. Subscribed. 371. 47K views 14 years ago. Strawberry Alarm Clock's "They Saw The Fat One...
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They Saw the Fat One Coming Lyrics: They said they saw him in the morning / But they just couldn't understand why he was crying / He came upon them without warning / And told them of...
- The Identity of The ‘Fat One’
- Tipping Into Violence
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Ultimately, “They Saw The Fat One Coming” isabout someone. He shows up in a town and greatly confuses its worried citizens. The ‘they’ of the title evidently refers to the townspeople, i.e. those singing, while the identity of the lyrics’ ‘they’ remains the big mystery of the song., This is especially evident when the melody and story veer off on a...
At any rate, matters come to a head (or threaten to) in the final verse. The townspeople, or at least certain ones of them, meet and vow to kill someone, probably the ‘fat one’. The song’s chilling final lines: “We gathered at the church on Sunday And turned the house of God into a place of violence With guns and clubs we met on Monday And swore be...
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28. März 2017 · Watch the video for They Saw The Fat One Coming from Strawberry Alarm Clock's Anthology for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.
They Saw the Fat One Coming Review by Lindsay Planer. According to Strawberry Alarm Clock (SAC) co-founder George Bunnell, the oblique title of “They Saw The Fat One Coming” referred to the intrusion of a lyricist that was hired by the band’s management with little or no veto power from the actual members of the group.
