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Platypus (I Hate You) is track 8 on [[nimrod.]] by [[Green Day]]. The song lyrics are not found in the nimrod booklet because of it's violent content and the line where [[Billie Joe]] says mostly profanty ( |
Platypus (I Hate You) is track 8 on [[nimrod.]] by [[Green Day]]. The song lyrics are not found in the nimrod booklet because of it's violent content and the line where [[Billie Joe]] says mostly profanty (Dick head, fuck face, cocksmoking, motherfucking, asshole, dirty twat, waste of semen, I hope you die). |
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The inspiration for the song was a critic who had liked Green Day's work on [[Kerplunk]] but strongly criticized the band after [[Dookie]]. Billie Joe wrote the song for [[Insomniac]] but to show his maturity he did not release it until nimrod. Just before the album nimrod was released the critic who Billie Joe had wished death on in the song did in fact die. The album was released with the song still on it. |
The inspiration for the song was a critic who had liked Green Day's work on [[Kerplunk]] but strongly criticized the band after [[Dookie]]. Billie Joe wrote the song for [[Insomniac]] but to show his maturity he did not release it until nimrod. Just before the album nimrod was released the critic who Billie Joe had wished death on in the song did in fact die. The album was released with the song still on it. |
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Revision as of 03:31, 29 July 2006
Platypus (I Hate You) is track 8 on nimrod. by Green Day. The song lyrics are not found in the nimrod booklet because of it's violent content and the line where Billie Joe says mostly profanty (Dick head, fuck face, cocksmoking, motherfucking, asshole, dirty twat, waste of semen, I hope you die). The inspiration for the song was a critic who had liked Green Day's work on Kerplunk but strongly criticized the band after Dookie. Billie Joe wrote the song for Insomniac but to show his maturity he did not release it until nimrod. Just before the album nimrod was released the critic who Billie Joe had wished death on in the song did in fact die. The album was released with the song still on it.