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The Knife split up!! How sad, but I am sure there will be new stuff coming very soon. With their words:
“A handfull elf pee That’s my soul Spray it allover Fill the bowl Legs astride An axe to grind Generous actions with the speed of light Without you my life would be boring”
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Week 53, Day 5: A Handful of Elf Pee
“Without You My Life Would Be Boring” is one of the catchiest songs on Shaking the Habitual—its titular refrain has been on loop in my brain pretty much constantly this week, and was the only phrase I could definitely discern, Karin Deijer Andersson’s voice bending and mauling words into indefiniteness.
So, wanting to be able to sing along more, I read the lyrics. I barely got past the first verse. I mean, there’s nothing disgusting or offensive here, just strange: “A handful of elf pee/That’s my soul/Spray it all over/Fill the bowl.” What? So many questions: Elf pee? Why would anyone be holding elf pee in her hand? If the pee is a soul, and an elf is a mystical creature, does that make the soul mystical, or simply smelly and of small amount? Why would a person, save Voldemort, whose humanness we might question, want to spray her soul all over the place? And if the pee/soul is being sprayed all over, what’s filling the bowl? Why is elf pee green?
