"your rioting, society is"

"your rioting" and "society" are reversed notes with "your" and "-ty" being 1/2 step off of each other with the note for "-ty" correcting itself on "is" as a 'heh, let's just throw that in, too' hanging on the off-beat. It's Genius' Awesome Sauce in an 8oz. glass bottle with a cork stopper.

Just a little bit of chaos when describing chaos… a little topsy-turvy for combining the words"rioting" and "society" with the disonance on "society" and not "rioting". (Always with the irony.)

Though "to realize your disguise is" is the same thing, it's missing that one little note between "-ize" and "your" that "so-" is in "society". It makes all the difference. If they had made it "-ize that" ("to realize that your disguise is"), then it would have been a imperfect mirror like "your rioting society". Without it, the reverse connection cannot be made. That's not even mentioning the disonance being on "disguise" that we already know is perverse anyway. There's no irony there.

Did I put too much thought into this?

"It's Genius' Awesome Sauce in an 8oz. glass bottle with a cork stopper," shall become my battle cry henceforth.

Doc Spectral said:

I've always loved music, but sucked at theory

I have no memory of "theory" from… (let's see… how old am I now… 6… 5… 4… carry the 3… ) 29 years ago. (How many children did Beethoven have? I don't care!) I've been told I'm good at noticing little things, particularly noticing patterns… not always to the delight of those who don't want things noticed.

Still, I wouldn't have considered "got your mail" or "just need to rule it" to be 'lyrics' per se, but whatever works.

How can one forget: "Here I go: (mumbling)." Unfortunately, there no real way to type something so that it looks as exasperated as it sounded. Just imagine that you've just found your keys right where you left them after you turned the whole house upside down looking for them and, then, looked around to see that you have to spend the rest of the weekend to turn the house right side up instead of going to the party that required you to find your keys… that feeling while singing the word "mumbling".

No?