Panda Bear Songs - Mr Noah Lyrics

Panda Bear - Mr Noah

Panda Bear - Mr Noah Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper
Released: 2014

Mr Noah Lyrics

This dog got bit on a leg
He got a really big chip on a leg
Don't want to get out of bed
Unless he feels like it's justified

This dog got bit on a leg
He got a really big chip on a leg
Don't want to get out of bed
Unless he feels like it's justified

Here comes the loaf again
Drip a lot, drop a lot
Become an oaf again
Trip a lot, trip a lot
So wide to the other side
Shuts an eye
But he stays like a stump inside
Hey, hey, hey

Here comes the loaf again
Drip a lot, drop a lot
Become an oaf again
Trip a lot, trip a lot
So wide to the other side
Shuts an eye
But he stays like a stump inside
Hey, hey, hey

This dog got bit on a leg
He got a really big chip on a leg
Don't want to get out of bed
Unless he feels like it's justified

This dog got bit on a leg
He got a really big chip on a leg
Don't want to get out of bed
Unless he feels like it's justified

Upon the gusts he glide
Brittle mind, gentle mind
Toward a bigger sign
Every time, every time
So much for the safest vibe
Tossed aside
But he burns like a blaze inside
Hey, hey, hey

Upon the gusts he glide
Brittle mind, gentle mind
Toward a bigger sign
Every time, every time
So much for the safest vibe
Tossed aside
But he burns like a blaze inside
Hey, hey, hey

This dog got bit on a leg
He got a really big chip on a leg
Don't want to get out of bed
Unless he feels like it's justified

This dog got bit on a leg
He got a really big chip on a leg
Don't want to get out of bed
Unless he feels like it's justified

Writer/s: NOAH LENNOX
Publisher: CHRSALYIS MUSIC GROUP INC
Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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Noah "Panda Bear" Lennox told the background to this song to Fader magazine. "I was talking to this holistic healer lady in Portugal who lives down the river," he explained. "She said, 'Your character is represented by three spirit animals' - a wolf, a bear, and an eagle. I thought that was odd, so I thought it would be a fun exercise to write a song that was a cartoon-y image of the way I thought about myself."

"There's various sections of the songs that talk about elements of my character - a wolf section, a bear section, and an eagle section at the end," Panda Bear continued. "I've always had a thing with wolves, even though I was totally wrong about them. We think of wolves as these solitary creatures, but they're actually dedicated family beings. They travel in packs, and when they're on their own, they die. They don't survive."

This was released as the first single from Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper on October 23, 2014. Lennox didn't intend the title to invoke death. He explained to Spin: "The way the theme works in the songs is more like the Grim Reaper is a representation of change. Often when there's dramatic change, it feels like something kind of dies - particularly in identity, when there's parts of us or parts of our character that kind of die."