"Goin' to feed my swine" Prodigal Son

"You throw your pearls at swine" No Expectations.

They were into swine during Beggar's Banquet.

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Black girls just wanna get F'd all night was in Some Girls ... and I'm sure it was in at least 5 or 6 other songs.

On the Some Girls album, mick says "I Tell ya'" On Just My Imagination and Far Away Eyes. He says that on the live versions of BOB, I can't remember if he does it on the album.



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Keith has used the "Stick with me" line a couple of times. I Wanna Hold You and....? I think it's in Losing My Touch too. And on one of his B2B songs.

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DandelionPowderman
How many songs with "my cards are on the table", 4?

Ugh this is by far my least favoriute Jagger line of his newer songs. I keep hearing it.

I always associate that line with is this love by Bob Marley.

It's Alright - I'm Alright
It's All Right - JJ Flash

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how long before we get the cards on the table ????????

...I'll see you and raise you 5.....

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The "Wrap my coat around" line was used in the 1968 outtake "Blood red wine".
It was re-used for "Winter".

Well if that counts then "well when you call my name" being in Highway Child and Bitch counts too (but it shouldn't!)
Keith enjoys to sing "honey honey honey" (Take It So Hard and How I Wish) and "maybe baby" (Whip It Up and How Can I Stop)

How about the same riff being in Soul Survivor and It Must Be Hell? or in Running Too Deep and Will But You Won't?
Or Flight Number 505 quoting the Satisfaction riff? Or is this a words-only thread?



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since we're all kind of reaching here...

You fill my cup, babe, that's for sure ("You Got the Silver" )

Gimme a little drink from your loving cup. ("Loving Cup" )



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I'm losing my touch - losing my touch
Lost my touch - slipping away

Kitchen doors appear in quite a few keith songs too

Another one that's not exactly the same, but kinda sound similar:

What am I going to do about it? (Hearts for sale)

What you gonna do about it? (Ventilator Blues)

Just as long as the guitar plays, let it steal your heart away

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Kitchen doors appear in quite a few keith songs too

Which ones?

He mentions dreams a lot too. And running. And sssoul :E

You Got The Silver is one "kitchen door"-song. Midnight Rambler is another...



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You Got The Silver is one "kitchen door"-song. Midnight Rambler is another...

Silver I know! I wasn't thinking of Rambler as a Keith song, although in a larger sense it certainly is, so ...
all right, just a couple more doors needed to make it "quite a few"

That patio that ain't dry might be reached by an implied kitchen door :E

Kitchen door in losing my touch I think

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Kitchen door in losing my touch I think

Keep an eye on your front door, baby
I'll be slipping in round the back

So we can drop the attributives and just say doors appear in a few Keith songs :E



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"Kitchen door" is in Midnight Rambler yes but also in Boudoir Stomp (edit: sorry no, bedroom door).







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Well and Boudoir Stomp ain't no Keith song nohow!
I rest my suitcase.

Oh but wait wait - how many songs have
I followed her to the station with some toothpaste in my hand!
There must be a few at least! Love in Vain (somewhere in 78), Flip the Switch and ... and ... Right?

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I always associate that line with is this love by Bob Marley.

Simmer Down is a Wailers tune and it's in This Place Is Empty.
Coincidence? I think not!

There are a lot shoes on Exile. Just sayin'.

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DandelionPowderman
You Got The Silver is one "kitchen door"-song. Midnight Rambler is another...

That's kinda wild - I never noticed that! I wonder which one latched onto "kitchen door" first--Mick or Keith? Midnight Rambler was recorded, I think, slightly earlier than You Got the Silver, not that that necessarily means anything.

Trauma after Andrew locked them up a few years earlier?

It was just my imagination

and

she's just in my imagination (Anybody Seen My Baby)

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DandelionPowderman
You Got The Silver is one "kitchen door"-song. Midnight Rambler is another...

That's kinda wild - I never noticed that! I wonder which one latched onto "kitchen door" first--Mick or Keith?
Midnight Rambler was recorded, I think, slightly earlier than You Got the Silver, not that that necessarily means anything.

The same Glimmer Twin might have injected the kitchen door into both lyrics - that was a highly collaborative period.
I believe kitchen doors are (like loving cups) pretty common in blues lyrics
And doors of various kinds appear in quite a lot of Stones songs, don't they.

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Trauma after Andrew locked them up a few years earlier?

lol.

"with that jaded faded junkie nurse"

"all my friends are junkies"


One of the more obvious Stones lyrical and lifestyle infatuations.

peace

Sick and tired.

That's something that appeared a couple of times in their songs too:


I'm sick and tired of the smile that you give (Take it or leave it)

I'm so sick and tired of hanging around with dogs like you (All about you)

I'm so sick and tired, trying to turn the tide (Laugh, I nearly died)

Just as long as the guitar plays, let it steal your heart away

"Well it just goes to show things are not what they seem
Please, sister morphine, turn my nightmare into dreams" (Sister Morphine)

"Things they are not what they seem
You're living in a nightmare, baby
But I mistook it for a dream" (Infamy)


Torn/dawn:

"Yes I am nitty gritty and my shirt's all torn
But I would love to spill the beans with you 'til dawn" (Loving Cup)

"Well you're drunk in the alley, baby, with your clothes all torn
And your late night friends leave you in the cold grey dawn" (Shine a Light)

"I wait for you until the dawn
My mind is ripped, my heart is torn" (Love Is Strong)

Lines are drawn a couple of times too (or not):

I'm going to draw the line, one of us has got to go (Mean disposition)

And cold blood murder make me want to draw the line (Crazy Mama)

Honey, I'm open to anything I don't know where to draw the line (Star Star)




And in Mick's solo song Blue:

And I never know where to draw the line

Just as long as the guitar plays, let it steal your heart away



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