A Boy's Best Friend
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Current revision as of 03:01, 24 January 2012
Contents |
Releases
- De Stijl (2000)
Other Appearances
Credits
Performers
- Jack White: electric slide guitar, piano, voice
- Meg White: drums, tambourine, sleigh bells
Production
- Originally recorded by The White Stripes.
- Written by Jack White and Meg White.
- Produced by Jack White
- Mixed by Jim Diamond and Jack White at Ghetto Recorders
- Recorded by Jack White at Third Man Studios, Detroit, at the turn of the century.
Meaning
Band Quotes
- Jack White: "There are songs on our albums that I really like that don't go over well live. They're slow; people don't respond to them. It's a shame that I can't play "A Boy's Best Friend" or "Sister, Do You Know My Name?" often because they stop the show in a bad way or something. I try to sneak them in once in awhile."
Trivia
Lyrics
I just don't fit in this place; their thoughts cast me out of here. Their home has run out of space; my mind's already out of here. Won't you come along, dear? Won't you come along? Words that are spoken alone, phrases you will never hear. Empty rooms and a telephone that I will never use; never fear. I am all alone, dear. I am all alone. My dogs come sit next to me; a pack of dogs and cigarettes. My only friends speak no words to me, but they look at me and they don't forget that a boy's best friend is his mother or whatever has become his pet.
