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+ | '''''Excuse Me for Scribblin{{'}}''''' is a [[terran]] song composed by James Page<ref name = "Tunes">[http://us.blizzard.com/en-us/games/music/sc2-revolution-overdrive.html StarCraft II Revolution Overdrive]. ''Blizzard Entertainment.'' Accessed 2011-09-12.</ref> and performed by White Boy James & The Blues Express.<ref name ="SC2-WoL_Jukebox">Blizzard Entertainment. ''[[StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty]].'' (Activision Blizzard). PC. [[Jukebox]] (in English). 2010.</ref> |
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+ | ''Excuse Me for Scribblin{{'}}'' was the first musical hit of [[White Boy James & The Blues Express]], lead by the notorious outlaw-poet [[James Page (musician)|James "White Boy" Page]]. It was later banned by the [[Terran Dominion]]. The song was part of "[[Revolution Overdrive: Songs of Liberty]]," compiling the greatest anti-Dominion songs of the [[Koprulu sector]].<ref name = "Tunes/> |
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Never paid much attention when I was a kid in school.<br> |
Never paid much attention when I was a kid in school.<br> |
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I barely learned to read and write, but don't think I'm no fool.<br> |
I barely learned to read and write, but don't think I'm no fool.<br> |
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You think you got an education boy you know I got one too.<br> |
You think you got an education boy you know I got one too.<br> |
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− | Got the kind of education that you can't in no school.<br> |
+ | Got the kind of education that you can't get in no school.<br> |
But please excuse me for scribblin.'<br> |
But please excuse me for scribblin.'<br> |
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And if I did it all again I swear I'll do it all just the same.<br> |
And if I did it all again I swear I'll do it all just the same.<br> |
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Not a thing would change.<br> |
Not a thing would change.<br> |
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+ | The song can be played by the ''[[Hyperion]]'''s [[jukebox]].<ref name ="SC2-WoL_Jukebox"/> |
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==References== |
==References== |
Revision as of 08:45, 13 December 2017
Excuse Me for Scribblin' is a terran song composed by James Page[1] and performed by White Boy James & The Blues Express.[2]
In-Universe
Excuse Me for Scribblin' was the first musical hit of White Boy James & The Blues Express, lead by the notorious outlaw-poet James "White Boy" Page. It was later banned by the Terran Dominion. The song was part of "Revolution Overdrive: Songs of Liberty," compiling the greatest anti-Dominion songs of the Koprulu sector.[1]
Lyrics
Never paid much attention when I was a kid in school.
I barely learned to read and write, but don't think I'm no fool.
But please excuse me for scribblin'
I can barely write my name.
Quit school at seventeen, and I ain't the slightest bit ashamed.
No, no shame.
Teacher tried to tell me "Boy, you'll never get nowhere."
I never got to college, but I sure got in her hair.
But please excuse me for scribblin.'
I can barely write my name.
And if I did it all again I swear I'll do it all just the same.
Not a thing would change.
You think you got an education boy you know I got one too.
Got the kind of education that you can't get in no school.
But please excuse me for scribblin.'
I can barely write my name.
And if I did it all again I swear I'll do it all just the same.
Not a thing would change.
Readin' and a-writin' never did get through to me.
But when it came to makin' love I learned my ABCs.
But please excuse me for scribblin.'
I can barely write my name.
And if I did it all again I swear I'll do it all just the same.
Not a thing would change.
Game Effect
The song can be played by the Hyperion's jukebox.[2]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 StarCraft II Revolution Overdrive. Blizzard Entertainment. Accessed 2011-09-12.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty. (Activision Blizzard). PC. Jukebox (in English). 2010.