Ugly Casanova Lyrics


According to legend, "Ugly Casanova" is the pen name used
by a crazed Modest Mouse fan named Edgar Graham who broke
into the band's show in Denver in 1998. Intrigued by the


man's journals full of potential song lyrics, frontman
Issac Brock assembled a hodgepodge of Pacific Northwestern
friends to realize some of the words as songs in 2000. The
resulting album, Sharpen Your Teeth, appeared in May 2002
on Sub Pop. In this incarnation, Ugly Casanova was the work
of Brock, Brian Deck and Tim Rutili (of Califone and Red
Red Meat), More...




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barnacles | Reviewer: devan
    ------ About the song Barnacles performed by Ugly Casanova

The part of the song that states "I don't know me and you don't know you so we fit so good together cause I knew you like I knew myself...we clung on like barnacles on a boat even though the ship sinks you knew you can't let go" to me it's treasury about being in a relationship and no know the person you're with and simply feeling bad about the while thing...you know it's going to end but you don't want to face it..something like that


Amazing | Reviewer: Dementor
    ------ About the song Barnacles performed by Ugly Casanova

I can't believe this song hasn't been commented on yet. This is probably my favorite UC song.

I feel that line "We clung on like barnacles on a boat, even though the ship sinks you can't let go." really speaks to me. I think it describes humanity in a such a simple yet deeply meaningful way.

We just cling on to life, even though we know we will never come out alive, and all we can do is ride the ship and hope to catch some food on the way.


Waiting to awake... | Reviewer: Repstock
    ------ About the song Hotcha Girls performed by Ugly Casanova

Deeply emotional and poignant and creates a distinct identity through the poetic visual imagery created through its lyricism. It reminds me of fall and the colors that come with it. A truly comforting song for me that creates an atmosphere of peacefulness with a subtext of bittersweet loss.


Dichtonomy of desire... | Reviewer: Kurtis Repstock
    ------ About the song So Long To The Holidays performed by Ugly Casanova

When Brock is posing the question in this song, "So long to the holidays", is he implying that he is longing for that feeling of innocence and desire to be happy that occurrs during the holidays and on Saturdays, or is it him acknowledging they are gone, and it is truthful recognition of the fact they're are not around and therefore maybe happiness will not be around either. The feel of this song, its identity, it seems to point in that direction for me. Initially, I interpreted it as him saying goodbye, a simple recognition to happinees being gone. Than I realized it also comes from this angle of earning. Not earning in the desire to be able to say goodbye, a earning that exists in those moments when we truly feel that we can obtain our own perception of who we are. That we can actually live the thoughts we have about ourselves in our minds. This song seems to have a mask on, it seems to imply two things when it only may exist at first glance as one. It is talking about a longing for the holidays, like "it's so llong till the holidays, goddamn!", and there's "So long to the holidays, have a good one, bud." Its a song sounding like two different things. This song is peaking to you and me! Jokes and what not. I'm joking, seriously.


Hypnotic, wonderfully paced song | Reviewer: Anonymous
    ------ About the song So Long To The Holidays performed by Ugly Casanova

I really like listening to ths song because of its ability to entrance me in its sound. Lyrically it is very simplistic so it relies on its wonderful sounding melody to entice the listener.



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