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Mac DeMarco - Passing Out Pieces

Mac DeMarco - Passing Out Pieces Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: Salad Days
Released: 2014

Passing Out Pieces Lyrics

Passing Out Pieces

American Songwriter magazine asked Mac DeMarco what exactly is it that "mom don't know" in this song? He replied: "All kinds of stuff. Terrible stuff. I couldn't tell you. Just a young man getting thrown into like… We're at the point where people want to give us stuff and I don't say no much to anybody really. But we've been in some strange situations. So you know, it's just my life I guess."

Mac DeMarco - Salad Days

Mac DeMarco - Salad Days Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

Album: Salad Days
Released: 2014

Salad Days Lyrics

As I’m getting older, chip up on my shoulder
Rolling through life, to roll over and die

Missing hippy Jon, Salad Days are gone
Remembering things just to tell ‘em so long

Oh mama, actin’ like my life’s already over
Oh dear, act your age and try another year

Always feeling tired, smiling when required
Write another year off and kindly resign

Salad days are gone, missing hippy Jon
Remembering things just to tell ‘em so long

Oh mama, actin’ like my life’s already over
Oh dear, act your age and try another year

Writer/s: MACBRIARE SAMUEL DEMARCO
Publisher: IMMORTAL MUSIC PUBLISHING
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Salad Days

The title track of Mac DeMarco's third album, this song finds him singing:

Oh dear, act your age and try another year
Always feeling tired, smiling when required
Write another year off and kindly resign

DeMarco told Mojo magazine that he penned the lyrics exhausted after two years of non-stop touring, when he called "the crowd, peasants and s--t."

He added: "It's easy to become an a--hole on tour, especially with people treating you nice. So those lyrics were me checking up on myself. The verse is like: 'I'm so jaded,' and the chorus is like: 'Act your age.'"

"Salad days" is an idiomatic expression referring to youthful inexperience, when people are very green. The phrase was coined in Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra in the Egyptian pharaoh's speech at the end of Act One in which she is regretting her youthful dalliances with Julius Caesar. She says:

My salad days
When I was green in judgement, cold in blood
To say as I said then