Showbread Lyrics Trivia Quiz

Answer: Age of Reptiles

First verse:

"I am made of parts that freeze and ligaments that atrophy
Though they look they'll never see
They don't know something's wrong with me
And just as well, I'll never tell what's underneath my scales
I've worn to thin to honor you, my every effort fails."

This is the final song of "Age of Reptiles" and contains a hidden bonus track, "Age of Insects."

Answer: Mouth Like a Magazine

Bridge:

"Within the walls I hear all of its legs,
There must be so many to carry it over our heads,
Seething and unsettled and oh such a let down,
And now these rusty spokes inside my head are making such a grating sound."

This was the featured single from "No Sir" and has a music video to it.

Answer: Naked Lunch

First Verse:

"I want to throw up, but for now I hold back.
I can't express just how I'm feeling, its true.
You want to grow up, but there's a problem with that.
There's no where to go for someone who's as stunted as you .
Its true that I'm disgusted with myself as well.
My tongue can not be tamed,
It's on a fire straight from hell.
I eat the dirt you kick up, and play the chord that resonates,
A gentle word I cannot find a way to enunciate."

Before the release of "Age of Reptiles," Showbread decided to release this song (along with "Oh! Emetophobia!") on certain websites.

Answer: Stabbing Art to Death

Chorus:

"With music destroyed, we'll only create noise.
Sweet dissonance is all that you'll have left.
We'll dance across its grave.
The art of singing empty praise,
With knives of hope and peace stab art to death."

This is the longest song on "No Sir" (almost seven minutes). It was shortened from the version on a previous album, "Life, Kisses, and Other Wasted Efforts."

Answer: Your Owls are Hooting

Chorus:

"Skin and bones and things that make my heart beat.
My possession my obsession, everything to me.
The sound of your voice and all your fingertips
Is like a Bible verse spilling right across your lips."

Answer: Pachycephalosaurus

First Verse:

"Good God, where does it end?
You have been waiting in line
To have a phone chord or a cable fed right down your throat.
Don't struggle or it will bend and be a waste of time,
To drain the depth of you from somewhere there
You'll only choke.
What seems to be the problem? We can't dig up anything.
Only dust and spit, and some pictures of you.
You're choking on the wires and still trying to sing.
It seems that no one could ever love you
As much as you do"

Answer: Dead by Dawn

First Verse:

"Tonight's twilight will be the last seen by our eyes,
So if it seems so beautiful, kiss the beauty goodbye.
Oh my little cornea, please say that you are no more,
And ears please swear you did not hear this creaking in the cabin floor.
I'll forgive my eyes for lovely lies, so certainly within my will.
Please declare this piercing stare,
So false, at a clock that's standing still."

This song caused a lot of controversy among people who said that the lyrics to this song were graphic and satanic. Lead singer Josh Dies says, although the song is based on the "Evil Dead" movies, that he did not mean for the lyrics to be satanic.

Answer: Oh! Emetophobia!

Chorus:

"You are a song to me,
And every note of every chord will set me free.
There's no time before you came along.
Three cheers for the end of twenty one years,
Nothing else is going wrong"

This song was the featured single for "Age of Reptiles" and has a music video to it.

Answer: The Missing Wife

"There will not be a circular piece to drive into a square-shaped keep.
No hands to hold within my own,
No second soul inside our home.
We'll walk beside the crystal sea,
Myself for my love, and my love for me."

This song is acoustic and the most mellow song on "No Sir"; there are no drums, electric guitar, bass, or keytar.

Answer: George Romero will be at our Wedding

"I don't believe that love can rot away,
So first aim for the heart then aim for the head.
If true love last forever, then love doesn't die,
It just becomes the living dead."

This song is based on George Romero's "Living Dead" movies. In the song, it tells the story of a woman who rises from the dead because of her love for her husband.