Dallon:This is great ,oh I found it! jackpot.Richard put it on,put the dress on. Richard :it doesn't fit Dallon :oh it doesn't fit Guy:Sarah its time to come down.. Dallon:What is that ? Guy:sarah why is the door locked? Richard: Umm Dallon:Put it away ,put it away Richard. put on a girls voice ... Dallon:put it away,put it away Richard:I'm sick dad! Guy: *blasts thru door* what the hell is this ! Get out of here Richard, come on! *yeets like mofo sonic*
another Brobecks song , Creep You Out, is about cross dressing and a girl called Sarah is mentioned in the song, and the other guy in this song (not Dallon or Richard) calls for 'Sarah', so Dallon and Richard might have broken into Sarah's room and Richard was putting her dress or something
I hide behind these clothes No one knows at all I hide behind these clothes No one knows at all [Verse 2:] I hide behind my girlfriend She's fly, she's fly I hide behind my girlfriend She's fly, she's fly [Chorus:] But it used to be okay but it's getting worse It used to be okay But it's getting worse It used to be okay [Verse 3:] I'm tired of this scene All the ladies and all the honeys I'm tired of this scene All the ladies and all the honeys [Hook:] That I'm a cowboy I'm a cowboy I'm a cowboy Now
for me, i read this song through a very trans lens. the cowboy thing feels exactly like what ive done most my life-- "i hide behind my clothes", wearing super masculine stuff as a sort of denial/coverup/performing as a male thing. cowboys are hypermasculine. theyre like THE image of masculinity. i still dress up as a country boy/redneck as my signature Just A Guy outfit.
every day I'm discovering new brobecks songs that have been along for so long wow
Dallon:This is great ,oh I found it! jackpot.Richard put it on,put the dress on.
Richard :it doesn't fit
Dallon :oh it doesn't fit
Guy:Sarah its time to come down..
Dallon:What is that ?
Guy:sarah why is the door locked?
Richard: Umm
Dallon:Put it away ,put it away Richard.
put on a girls voice ...
Dallon:put it away,put it away
Richard:I'm sick dad!
Guy: *blasts thru door*
what the hell is this !
Get out of here Richard, come on!
*yeets like mofo sonic*
Richard put it on, put the dress on
Who is Richard and why should they put a dress on?
yes I'm dumb so if this is some common joke yeah well sorry
another Brobecks song , Creep You Out, is about cross dressing and a girl called Sarah is mentioned in the song, and the other guy in this song (not Dallon or Richard) calls for 'Sarah', so Dallon and Richard might have broken into Sarah's room and Richard was putting her dress or something
I hide behind these clothes
No one knows at all
I hide behind these clothes
No one knows at all
[Verse 2:]
I hide behind my girlfriend
She's fly, she's fly
I hide behind my girlfriend
She's fly, she's fly
[Chorus:]
But it used to be okay but it's getting worse
It used to be okay
But it's getting worse
It used to be okay
[Verse 3:]
I'm tired of this scene
All the ladies and all the honeys
I'm tired of this scene
All the ladies and all the honeys
[Hook:]
That I'm a cowboy
I'm a cowboy
I'm a cowboy
Now
this song makes me think abt my friend and sometimes I get emotional
OMG I THOUGHT I'D NEVER BE ABLE TO DOWNLOAD THIS SONG BC I COULDN'T FIND IT ANYWHERE!! thank you sooo much!
It's on the Brobecks' bandcamp too.
Gold!!!! Beautiful!!! This is the best discovery
is there any deep meaning to the “I’m a cowboy” part, or is it just there? sorry for not making sense lol
for me, i read this song through a very trans lens.
the cowboy thing feels exactly like what ive done most my life-- "i hide behind my clothes", wearing super masculine stuff as a sort of denial/coverup/performing as a male thing. cowboys are hypermasculine. theyre like THE image of masculinity. i still dress up as a country boy/redneck as my signature Just A Guy outfit.
I've ruined this song for myself by accidentally thinking of the "i wanna be a cowboy" vine rip
this made me s n o r t
DAMN YOU/j
ON MY GOD SAME
i haven't seen anyone mentioning how this connects to 'creep you out'!
She's pretty fly for a white guy
This song was sung by Michael gross. Not dallon
Sledbed no wonder it sounds a bit deeper!
she's fly she's flyyyyyy
well it used to be okay but it’s getttinngg worse! ^^
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