[From the Venue Songs DVD:]
And so, They Might Be Giants drives on. To Scotland. Dateline, the angry city of Glasgow, and a rock palace called The Garage. As the band performs beneath a giant illuminated sign spelling out the name of the venue, so those burning letters write in their minds a new idea. For a song.
[Alternate version:]
They Might Be Giants drives on to Scotland, birthplace of Scotch, marmalade, and wooden legs. The venue is called [http://www.garageglasgow.co.uk/ The Garage], which the Scots pronounce "Gay-raj-ay". Unswayed by their gracious hosts, the band proudly pronounces it in the traditional American manner by spelling it out very loudly.
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[From the Venue Songs DVD:]
And so, They Might Be Giants drives on. To Scotland. Dateline, the angry city of Glasgow, and a rock palace called The Garage. As the band performs beneath a giant illuminated sign spelling out the name of the venue, so those burning letters write in their minds a new idea. For a song.
[Alternate version:]
They Might Be Giants drives on to Scotland, birthplace of Scotch, marmalade, and wooden legs. The venue is called [http://www.garageglasgow.co.uk/ The Garage], which the Scots pronounce "Gay-raj-ay". Unswayed by their gracious hosts, the band proudly pronounces it in the traditional American manner by spelling it out very loudly.
And so, They Might Be Giants drives on. To Scotland. Dateline, the angry city of Glasgow, and a rock palace called The Garage. As the band performs beneath a giant illuminated sign spelling out the name of the venue, so those burning letters write in their minds a new idea. For a song.
[Alternate version:]
They Might Be Giants drives on to Scotland, birthplace of Scotch, marmalade, and wooden legs. The venue is called [http://www.garageglasgow.co.uk/ The Garage], which the Scots pronounce "Gay-raj-ay". Unswayed by their gracious hosts, the band proudly pronounces it in the traditional American manner by spelling it out very loudly.