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The song mainly consists of one repeating bass line, with the occasional reverberated synth line.<br>
 
The song mainly consists of one repeating bass line, with the occasional reverberated synth line.<br>
 
The vocals start at 2'33"<br>
 
The vocals start at 2'33"<br>
At 5'08" (before the second "Nice post office"), there is a mumbled line that sounds like "Nice person" or "Nice prison". I can't make it out.<br>
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At 5'08" (before the second "Nice post office"),  
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There is a mumbled line that sounds like "Nice person" or "Nice prison". I can't make it out.<br>
 
The last verse is spoken and vocally edited to sound deeper and quieter, and is a lot faster than the other lines.<br>
 
The last verse is spoken and vocally edited to sound deeper and quieter, and is a lot faster than the other lines.<br>
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* Music: P. Bellendir
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* Lyrics: T. Schroeder <br/>
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==Lyrics==
 
==Lyrics==

Revision as of 00:30, 15 October 2009

Song Review

Nice is a song on the SSV album. It is the first track on the CD and LP.
The song mainly consists of one repeating bass line, with the occasional reverberated synth line.
The vocals start at 2'33"
At 5'08" (before the second "Nice post office"), There is a mumbled line that sounds like "Nice person" or "Nice prison". I can't make it out.
The last verse is spoken and vocally edited to sound deeper and quieter, and is a lot faster than the other lines.

  • Music: P. Bellendir
  • Lyrics: T. Schroeder


Lyrics

Nice grass
I walked past the grass
Nice flowers
Walked past the flowers
Nice trees
I walked past the trees
Nice park
Walked past the park
Nice post office

Nice grass
I walked past the grass
Nice flowers
Walked past the flowers
Nice trees
Walked past the trees
Nice post office
Nice people

So I walk back home, open up the cupboard, walk back to the post office
Walk in with a nine in each and blow their fucking heads off