This one goes out to the Trophy Wife™

It's the sweetest song I've ever heard. I'll be her filthy gibbering lunatic, always.

"Always" may not last for long, though, once she hears a song that compares one's beloved to a "quasi-ichthyan angel". It's the sentiment that counts, not the literal interpretation, OK?

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Finally. A love song that doesn't make my flesh crawl.

Wow, and I just read the H.P. Lovecraft story on which this song is based just a few days ago.

Talk about eerie.

By C. S. King (not verified) on 13 Dec 2009 #permalink

Awwwwwww.

Ron Sullivan

By https://www.go… (not verified) on 13 Dec 2009 #permalink

I always suspected PZ and his family were fishmen.

By ArmandTanzarian (not verified) on 13 Dec 2009 #permalink

Does anyone else think this song would have been even more awesome if it had Glen Benton on back up vocals?

Man, that's sweet!

By Shatterface (not verified) on 13 Dec 2009 #permalink

I'll have to ask Janine if there are other songs with this lyric phrase, "your bulging, watery eyes" -- that's sweet.

By Lynna, OM (not verified) on 13 Dec 2009 #permalink

That song is truly awesome.

But where are the immolated goats?

I can't blame the TW™ for being angry if you call her quasi-ichthyan.

I hear she wore the most wonderful jewelry.

But like a commenter above, I just finished reading this short story about 3 days ago. The elder gods must be trying to tell me something.

This is the kind of song i would use to serenade a woman.

Maybe that is why I am still single . . .

By Gregory Greenwood (not verified) on 14 Dec 2009 #permalink

Yes, Norm Sherman's music is hilarious. My favorite so far is "Pimp My Satellite," a hardcore gangsta rap EastCoast/WestCoast style about Russia's deteriorated space program (as if we were still in the space race and America is completely oblivious to the fact.)
"Step up your product,
you gotta get on it
cuz we be ballin'
With a telescope that rules
even harder than Lenin or Stalin"
:-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMXk5Y7Gv6Y

His podcast "the Drabblecast" is great too. Great scifi with full proudction, check it out.