TwitLyrics - 3rd April 2008
Thursday, April 3rd, 2008Space travel’s in my blood / And there ain’t nothing I can do about it / Long journeys wear me out but / I know I can’t tweet without it
Space travel’s in my blood / And there ain’t nothing I can do about it / Long journeys wear me out but / I know I can’t tweet without it
the more i tweet you / the more i want you / somehow this feeling / just grows and grows
rise up this morning / smiled with the rising sun / three little birds / tweet by my door step
darling you got to let me know / should i tweet or should i go? / if you say that you are mine / i’ll be here ’til the end of time
well sometimes i go out, by myself, and i tweet across the water
and i read all the things, of what you’re doing, and in my head i paint a picture
i could have been someone / well so could anyone / you took my tweets from me / when i first found you
i kept them with me babe / i put them with my own / can’t twitter all alone / i’ve built my dreams around you
In my copious spare time I’ve invented two Twitter-based games. The first, TwitLyrics, is a game for one (but everyone else has to watch, obviously). The rules are easy. Simply twitter your favorite lyrics, replacing words with ‘Twitter’ or ‘Tweet’ to taste.
I suggest only doing this once a day to avoid being bludgeoned to death by irate Twitter followers.
There’s no winner (only losers!).
I played all last week. Here’s what I came up with…
Tuesday
The moment i wake up / before i put on my makeup / i tweet a little tweet for you
Wednesday
but i would tweet 500 times / and i would tweet 500 more / just to be the man that tweets 1000 times / to fall down at your door
Thursday
Oh, Mama, can this really be the end / To be stuck inside of Mobile / With the Twitter blues again
Friday
Alison, I know this world is killing you / Oh, Alison, my tweet is true
I’m grateful to follower @mweller, who responded to this last one with:
@andypowe11 - ‘Sometimes I wish that I could stop you from tweeting/ when I hear the silly things that you say’ (not really of course)
which put me fairly and squarely in my place. I’ll get my coat…