Every time I listen to this song, I can’t help but try to look deeper into the lyrics and feel sorry for the sister and the brother as they’re just as unhappy as Timmy, but choose to deal with their lives in very different ways. 0:49 “Sister in her bedroom, she’s too good to be true” makes me think she’s a kind and sweet person who the world doesn’t deserve which is why she might unknowingly cut it short after so many pills. 1:10 As for the brother, “standing at the mirror, piercing something new” goes two different ways, in my opinion. At first, it could be interpreted as him, of course, piercing his face, but also piercing into his eyes/soul and finding something new about himself. I only take it that way because of the way Dr. Smith pierces into the camera, himself. Im sure none of that is the case, but as I said before, I can’t help it. I come back to this masterpiece once a month and have been meaning to comment this, but have kept forgetting.
Well, the parents are also unhappy. The mother handles it through quiet reservation, while the father turns to alcohol. I think the point of the song is that only the dog is happy
Sorry I'm late. But this video popped in my feed HOURS after I saw the CY video. Are you guys also fans of the Cobra verse? I've seen a few familiar names in other CY videos.
Unironically love this song! Don't know if you guys still check this channel, but I love your music and I hope you're all still out there somewhere rocking 💖💖💖
I found this song a little late. As a snot nosed kid whenever adults asked where I was going I’d say “I’ll be on the roof trying to learn how to fly.” This song gave me flashbacks and it rocks! Hope you guys are still making music.
reminds me of Mark Gormley (RIP) in the sense that if this was written in the late 70s and they had an AMAZING producer this could have been a hit song.
I just discovered this from a stupid cringe compilation. But there's nothing cringe about this. That hook is great. The whole vibe is awesome. Puppet Master and Burn are 🔥🔥🔥 too. I'm an old Punk music head, but I think I have a new favorite band.
finally someone else who genuinely likes that ghost train song. lol there’s something endearing to me about people just making whatever weird stuff they want as long as it’s not morally dubious
The remake is Resident Evil 4 just came out yesterday... I'm playing it with my cousin and a stocky zombie with a big beard that looks like the frontman rushes me and my cousin goes "Oh no! You've entered the Dr. Smith zone!"
Here's a tab I just transcribed for anyone interested I chose to write the Cadd9add11 that way because the notes he plays on the piano make an otherwise ordinary C into this really interesting ambiguous sounding chord. Also, it's not hard to play if you just keep those two fingers on those two bottom notes, because they're part of the next chord, the D. I also wrote the chords on the instrumental that way because it sounds accurate to me, and I tried to account for the fact that there seems to be two guitars playing simultaneously. I also tried to analyze why this chord progression is so interesting to me. So, the verses are in a very typically sad sounding A minor. Then, the chorus modulates to a C Lydian, which sounds happier and more hopeful, but also a little alien/ambiguous/intriguing, which fits the strange, messed up "freedom" Timmy's preparing to head into, away from that melancholic suburban family life. Then it hits that F, and the key sounds like a more powerful and uplifting sounding C Major for those three chords, but then it resolves back to Am, and it works perfectly because C Major and A minor are relative keys, meaning they share exactly the same notes, just with different tonics (starting points). Now, the breakdown seems to imply a D Dorian, but the notes could belong to C Lydian, C Major, A minor... so it effectively suspends the song in between all the keys that are used. A very nice progression! [intro] Am F Am F Am F C G [verse] Am F Am F Mommy's in the kitchen, baking homemade pie Am F C G Staring out the window trying not to cry Am F Am F Daddy's in the front room watching the TV Am F C G Surfing through the channels as drunk as he can be [chorus] Cadd9add11 (x32032) D Timmys on the rooftop Cadd9add11 D Learning how to fly Cadd9add11 Fadd#11 (13320x) Looking at the treetops C G No time to say goodbye [instrumental break] Dsus2 xx0230 Fmaj13sus2 1x3030 G6 3x5430
5 years late for you, but I just transcribed it! I chose to write the Cadd9add11 that way because the notes he plays on the piano make an otherwise ordinary C into this really interesting ambiguous sounding chord. Also, it's not hard to play if you just keep those two fingers on those two bottom notes, because they're part of the next chord, the D. I also wrote the chords on the instrumental that way because it sounds accurate to me, and I tried to account for the fact that there seems to be two guitars playing simultaneously. [intro] Am F Am F Am F C G [verse] Am F Am F Mommy's in the kitchen, baking homemade pie Am F C G Staring out the window trying not to cry Am F Am F Daddy's in the front room watching the TV Am F C G Surfing through the channels as drunk as he can be [chorus] Cadd9add11 (x32032) D Timmys on the rooftop Cadd9add11 D Learning how to fly Cadd9add11 Fadd#11 (13320x) Looking at the treetops C G No time to say goodbye [instrumental break] Dsus2 xx0230 Fmaj13sus2 1x3030 G6 3x5430
Heard these guys on "Weird dude energy" like others here but man... These guys I'd love to go see! Good band and great vocals too. I'm kinda happy they put y'all on the video despite disagreeing with the weird part haha! On a more... awkward note. I grew up in a very harsh household and it matches this one very well. More low income, trailer park type of thing though. I cut myself in my mid and late teen days and... almost jumped off a bridge when I was 19 and it caused a whole deal with my family of course. Parents loved meth and fighting. I remember locking the doors and giving them both stuffed animals to give each other when I was little as some weird kid way as a way to calm them down, trying to keep them with me and not have dad gone again. It never really work and they divorced. My older brother took care of me but it rubbed off on him too much. He had a baby in school, tried his best to make a life different for my niece, didn't work out either. Like my dad, he had a wife who cheated on him with his best friend and they divorced too. Over a decade later and I had to drag his half naked, urine stained body into bed since he tended to pass out from drinking too much and he paralyzed a part of his hand from it so I moved and adjusted him to make it a little better and hopefully prevent that again. Couldn't take care of him anymore though. It was too hard, he was too harsh. He would be just like my old big brother sometimes and I loved him but sometimes he'd be like mom and dad and be so hateful. He stole my money and would always guilt me for not allowing it. I would had easily given him the money too honestly.... I just wanted him to know I did it because I cared, not because he screamed at me to do it. But ahh... I really tried. Mom stopped meth somewhat and swapped to alcohol later on. In my early teens, she got my brother into it and it was a problem ever since. He lost his daughter in court and it broke him so I can see how it stuck to him... I miss my niece but I hate knowing it was what was best. I'd rather not have her see this, not her too. Dad... He just vanished after I was 15. My mom told me on my 11th birthday that I wasn't the son of my dad. His best friend was native American and worked for the casinos. She wanted a blood test for child support that never came through for whatever reason. For my dad, the whole being the son of his best friend because my mom cheated... it got worse as I got older. He kept bringing it up and he didn't know how much it hurt to hear. He's my dad and nobody else would be in my heart. I wanted to be so much like him and seeing him tell me I wasn't his broke my heart. The way how he said it didn't matter, that blood didn't matter, was so shaky and uncertain. I could hear his heart ache at the thought. I spent so much time trying to do what he liked and liking the same things he did just to make him spend time with me.... It didn't work anyway but I guess he wasn't my dad after all, at least in his eyes. I wish he was but I guess he didn't want to be. He got off meth several years before leaving my mom and a few years off and on after their divorce when I was older. He had a screwed up body from all the hard labor he did. His back was a mess and so was his hand and shattered shoulder he got from having a car accident from a stroke. When he was off meth it was always pills with him. My dad was in so much pain and he could be only keep working while doped up. I loved him so much and I know some would call him bad but maybe he did it because he could only help us that way. I don't know but I want to think he loved me somewhat and that's why. It hurts loving them though. I moved away to Oregon to get away, had a bad relationship with a girl but it was a way out and I thought maybe she would be better to me in time. She was really harsh and had anger problems. Her parents always vouched for me in arguments or her kind mother would comfort me after her... moments. My ex fiance was bipolar. I tried making her so happy but cheating on me was too much for me to handle so I left and went back to Oklahoma. Family was pretty distant and in shambles somehow even more than before. Mom was skin and bones and her voice was nearly gone. She could be a mean witch of woman growing up but you can't help but love them still. Seeing her so broken didn't make the hate in me feel better. It made me sad.... It made me just want everything to just have been better. She hasn't been right in the head and she done some horrible things you'd never see a mother do... Doesn't mean she didn't love me someway, right? But driving back to my old hometown of Grove (Miami was about equal to it but I last saw my mom there and she never left). Going over sailboat bridge and seeing the rocky parts below on the part closer to town on the bridge again.... It was strange. Ahh sorry Dr Smith seeing you guys being from here and this song also hit me really hard. I was just like little Timmy at one point. Dog and all, Daisy my wonderful basset hound
Awsome, yet touching, this song almost made me cry. You, guys, should be famous! I hope you make a purchasable audio CD soon, so I can have it in my CD collection on my library.
@@droideca88 links in the desc are dead unfortunately. tho it would be fun to burn this on a CD-R and print some labels for it. i have a spindle burning a hole in my drawer.
Another user that found this song from Catatonicyouths, but as opposed to many other songs in that channel this one is actually a wonderful tune. The singer's unique voice fits like a glove and overall it's a pretty enjoyable affair. Cheers lads.
the lead singer has such a legitimate idea of theatric delivery in his voice and the lyrics are actually nuanced. "too good to be true" took me a second to figure out but i think it means the sister conveys innocence as a means to get away with stuff and lie, and that's a solid idea delivered with one line
Timmy, please, I know know you feel, but you need to stay for the dog. I know I did. If it wasn't for my dogs, I'd try to learn how to fly long time ago. I was standing on the balcony, rooftop, on the bridge... but I knew they're waiting for me at home. And if no one else in this world loves me, it's ok, because there's nothing I wouldn't do for my dogs who love me unconditionally. I found this song through that famous compilation too, but I honestly love this piece. 💔
I found this from a video called. "Weird dude energy." Which is accurate, but this song was really enjoyable.
It found us.....
THE HUNGER IS NEVER ENDING
Came from the same video and I'm glad I was shown this song
Bro honestly this compilation is a fucking goldmine!
Catatonic Youths is what showed me this song originally and it was the first one I came back back to after watching WDE
God this fuckin slaps
Wish this was on Spotify. Such a banger
I've been singing this randomly at least once a day for twelve fucking years. 11pm raiding the fridge and it's time to learn to fly.
Fukin A+ comment
Ngl this shit go hard
When there's a lull in the conversation, I put this on.
The singer actually has a great rock voice
This song hits me so deeply, the contrast of the somewhat happy sounding chorus and the subject matter just really resonates. Great work fellas
Stay sticky pool man.
I am reminded cuestar exists
Where has this been hiding for the past 12 years
Heard a clip of it on TikTok, immediately knew it was going into my favorites
NO TIMMY DON'T DO IT
That keyboard break was fuckin righteous, maybe catatonicyouths cut it because it was good
The whole thing is good
Yo Dr. Smith you didn’t have to go this hard, this slaps 🔥🔥🔥
Every time I listen to this song, I can’t help but try to look deeper into the lyrics and feel sorry for the sister and the brother as they’re just as unhappy as Timmy, but choose to deal with their lives in very different ways.
0:49 “Sister in her bedroom, she’s too good to be true” makes me think she’s a kind and sweet person who the world doesn’t deserve which is why she might unknowingly cut it short after so many pills.
1:10 As for the brother, “standing at the mirror, piercing something new” goes two different ways, in my opinion. At first, it could be interpreted as him, of course, piercing his face, but also piercing into his eyes/soul and finding something new about himself. I only take it that way because of the way Dr. Smith pierces into the camera, himself.
Im sure none of that is the case, but as I said before, I can’t help it. I come back to this masterpiece once a month and have been meaning to comment this, but have kept forgetting.
Well, the parents are also unhappy. The mother handles it through quiet reservation, while the father turns to alcohol. I think the point of the song is that only the dog is happy
This goes so hard, wish it was on spotify, you guys did great :)
Who came here from the Catatonicyouths vid (Weird Dude Energy)
This song actually came to ME (it got recommended to me after watching the video)
Meee this song is actually good! Gives me transdermal celebration ween vibes
@@schmampus6701same.
Sorry I'm late. But this video popped in my feed HOURS after I saw the CY video. Are you guys also fans of the Cobra verse? I've seen a few familiar names in other CY videos.
This has been stuck in my head all week lol
Unironically love this song! Don't know if you guys still check this channel, but I love your music and I hope you're all still out there somewhere rocking 💖💖💖
This actually has mad potential
This band and it's discography has a solid place in my car as part of my go-to roadtrip soundtrack. I go on a lot of roadtrips.
I actually enjoyed this despite the cheesiness, or maybe because of it. Not sure. Wish you guys the best.
It's cause that chorus riff slaps man. At least for me.
That isn't cheese, that's real shit
Not hating, I also enjoy it
Definitely my favorite song from you guys. The low budget video also give this weird atmosphere to it, in a good meaning ofc.
I hope this blows up, cus this is a bomb-ass tune.
I found this song a little late. As a snot nosed kid whenever adults asked where I was going I’d say “I’ll be on the roof trying to learn how to fly.” This song gave me flashbacks and it rocks! Hope you guys are still making music.
An absolute gem of a song. Deserves a much wider range of listeners, as do this band
Low key, this slaps.
Im so happy i found this... wow is it amazing.
Better than Radiohead.
reminds me of Mark Gormley (RIP) in the sense that if this was written in the late 70s and they had an AMAZING producer this could have been a hit song.
I just discovered this from a stupid cringe compilation. But there's nothing cringe about this.
That hook is great. The whole vibe is awesome.
Puppet Master and Burn are 🔥🔥🔥 too.
I'm an old Punk music head, but I think I have a new favorite band.
This song is so awesome!! I love it, the video has an unique vibe to it
Legit love this song and video. RIP Timmy
I'm so happy I found this band, this song is incredible! I really hope you guys still do your thing!
So far all 4 weird dude energy songs I've checked out individually have been proper bangers. 9/11, The Ghost Train, WSOP and this!
I'm not the only one going down this rabbit hole.
The Hunger tops them all.
@@iowadrummer7 the hunger, is never ending
@@TheRealMeanDean I can’t stop singing it 😂
finally someone else who genuinely likes that ghost train song. lol there’s something endearing to me about people just making whatever weird stuff they want as long as it’s not morally dubious
A legendary song and video.
I sincerely hope you guys still play and write. Phenomenal.
TIMMY GET OFF THE ROOF!!
Oh, he did.
best band ever!
somebody give them a contract b4 they all die
Such a banger, an underrated classic! 🤘
The part about the doggy made me tear up, that was a powerful song. Would love to hear more music from y’all!! 💗
I called it allergies
@@JamesDenman-m9m 🤣🤣🤣
honestly i wasn't sure what to expect but this is awesome
Please add to Spotify, I genuinely like it, like a lot. It’s funny but still actually amazing.
We need a reunion. Bring back Dr Smith!
I believe the vocalist passed away
The remake is Resident Evil 4 just came out yesterday... I'm playing it with my cousin and a stocky zombie with a big beard that looks like the frontman rushes me and my cousin goes "Oh no! You've entered the Dr. Smith zone!"
Dr. Smith needs to do a tour with Mark Gormley.
Please put this on Spotify!!! ❤️
How is this not got millions of views
This comes up on an almost daily basis with my cousins and I
Here's a tab I just transcribed for anyone interested
I chose to write the Cadd9add11 that way because the notes he plays on the piano make an otherwise ordinary C into this really interesting ambiguous sounding chord. Also, it's not hard to play if you just keep those two fingers on those two bottom notes, because they're part of the next chord, the D. I also wrote the chords on the instrumental that way because it sounds accurate to me, and I tried to account for the fact that there seems to be two guitars playing simultaneously.
I also tried to analyze why this chord progression is so interesting to me. So, the verses are in a very typically sad sounding A minor. Then, the chorus modulates to a C Lydian, which sounds happier and more hopeful, but also a little alien/ambiguous/intriguing, which fits the strange, messed up "freedom" Timmy's preparing to head into, away from that melancholic suburban family life. Then it hits that F, and the key sounds like a more powerful and uplifting sounding C Major for those three chords, but then it resolves back to Am, and it works perfectly because C Major and A minor are relative keys, meaning they share exactly the same notes, just with different tonics (starting points). Now, the breakdown seems to imply a D Dorian, but the notes could belong to C Lydian, C Major, A minor... so it effectively suspends the song in between all the keys that are used. A very nice progression!
[intro]
Am F Am F
Am F C G
[verse]
Am F Am F
Mommy's in the kitchen, baking homemade pie
Am F C G
Staring out the window trying not to cry
Am F Am F
Daddy's in the front room watching the TV
Am F C G
Surfing through the channels as drunk as he can be
[chorus]
Cadd9add11 (x32032) D
Timmys on the rooftop
Cadd9add11 D
Learning how to fly
Cadd9add11 Fadd#11 (13320x)
Looking at the treetops
C G
No time to say goodbye
[instrumental break]
Dsus2 xx0230
Fmaj13sus2 1x3030
G6 3x5430
absolute fucking classic. Dr. Smith is a legend
Is there any TAB or sheet music where I could learn to play this absolute banger?
Not really. Whole band plays and writes by ear. If you work one out we'd love it if you posted it here. Thanks for the comment.
5 years late for you, but I just transcribed it!
I chose to write the Cadd9add11 that way because the notes he plays on the piano make an otherwise ordinary C into this really interesting ambiguous sounding chord. Also, it's not hard to play if you just keep those two fingers on those two bottom notes, because they're part of the next chord, the D. I also wrote the chords on the instrumental that way because it sounds accurate to me, and I tried to account for the fact that there seems to be two guitars playing simultaneously.
[intro]
Am F Am F
Am F C G
[verse]
Am F Am F
Mommy's in the kitchen, baking homemade pie
Am F C G
Staring out the window trying not to cry
Am F Am F
Daddy's in the front room watching the TV
Am F C G
Surfing through the channels as drunk as he can be
[chorus]
Cadd9add11 (x32032) D
Timmys on the rooftop
Cadd9add11 D
Learning how to fly
Cadd9add11 Fadd#11 (13320x)
Looking at the treetops
C G
No time to say goodbye
[instrumental break]
Dsus2 xx0230
Fmaj13sus2 1x3030
G6 3x5430
dr smith thank u for all this u saved my life
with some mixing & mastering and a high budget video this song would do absolute numbers
Don’t let someone you know become Timmy.
I would absolutely LOVE to cover this song
the hunched stance and intene eye contact from dr smith really makes this video pop
shout out to the occasional dart appearance
Timmy just dropped acid now he’s super freak high
When Daddy's in the front room watching TV, Is my man just casually holding a blunt?
No, he is not. It could be a joint though 😂
Cigarette
I'm filing this under so bad, it's good.
I thought exactly the same... But then I found tracks are actually awesome without question. Try "Burn" and "time is right"
God damnit Timmy
hahah
so Goddamn underrated
Heard these guys on "Weird dude energy" like others here but man... These guys I'd love to go see! Good band and great vocals too. I'm kinda happy they put y'all on the video despite disagreeing with the weird part haha! On a more... awkward note. I grew up in a very harsh household and it matches this one very well. More low income, trailer park type of thing though. I cut myself in my mid and late teen days and... almost jumped off a bridge when I was 19 and it caused a whole deal with my family of course. Parents loved meth and fighting. I remember locking the doors and giving them both stuffed animals to give each other when I was little as some weird kid way as a way to calm them down, trying to keep them with me and not have dad gone again. It never really work and they divorced. My older brother took care of me but it rubbed off on him too much. He had a baby in school, tried his best to make a life different for my niece, didn't work out either. Like my dad, he had a wife who cheated on him with his best friend and they divorced too. Over a decade later and I had to drag his half naked, urine stained body into bed since he tended to pass out from drinking too much and he paralyzed a part of his hand from it so I moved and adjusted him to make it a little better and hopefully prevent that again. Couldn't take care of him anymore though. It was too hard, he was too harsh. He would be just like my old big brother sometimes and I loved him but sometimes he'd be like mom and dad and be so hateful. He stole my money and would always guilt me for not allowing it. I would had easily given him the money too honestly.... I just wanted him to know I did it because I cared, not because he screamed at me to do it. But ahh... I really tried. Mom stopped meth somewhat and swapped to alcohol later on. In my early teens, she got my brother into it and it was a problem ever since. He lost his daughter in court and it broke him so I can see how it stuck to him... I miss my niece but I hate knowing it was what was best. I'd rather not have her see this, not her too. Dad... He just vanished after I was 15. My mom told me on my 11th birthday that I wasn't the son of my dad. His best friend was native American and worked for the casinos. She wanted a blood test for child support that never came through for whatever reason. For my dad, the whole being the son of his best friend because my mom cheated... it got worse as I got older. He kept bringing it up and he didn't know how much it hurt to hear. He's my dad and nobody else would be in my heart. I wanted to be so much like him and seeing him tell me I wasn't his broke my heart. The way how he said it didn't matter, that blood didn't matter, was so shaky and uncertain. I could hear his heart ache at the thought. I spent so much time trying to do what he liked and liking the same things he did just to make him spend time with me.... It didn't work anyway but I guess he wasn't my dad after all, at least in his eyes. I wish he was but I guess he didn't want to be. He got off meth several years before leaving my mom and a few years off and on after their divorce when I was older. He had a screwed up body from all the hard labor he did. His back was a mess and so was his hand and shattered shoulder he got from having a car accident from a stroke. When he was off meth it was always pills with him. My dad was in so much pain and he could be only keep working while doped up. I loved him so much and I know some would call him bad but maybe he did it because he could only help us that way. I don't know but I want to think he loved me somewhat and that's why. It hurts loving them though. I moved away to Oregon to get away, had a bad relationship with a girl but it was a way out and I thought maybe she would be better to me in time. She was really harsh and had anger problems. Her parents always vouched for me in arguments or her kind mother would comfort me after her... moments. My ex fiance was bipolar. I tried making her so happy but cheating on me was too much for me to handle so I left and went back to Oklahoma. Family was pretty distant and in shambles somehow even more than before. Mom was skin and bones and her voice was nearly gone. She could be a mean witch of woman growing up but you can't help but love them still. Seeing her so broken didn't make the hate in me feel better. It made me sad.... It made me just want everything to just have been better. She hasn't been right in the head and she done some horrible things you'd never see a mother do... Doesn't mean she didn't love me someway, right? But driving back to my old hometown of Grove (Miami was about equal to it but I last saw my mom there and she never left). Going over sailboat bridge and seeing the rocky parts below on the part closer to town on the bridge again.... It was strange. Ahh sorry Dr Smith seeing you guys being from here and this song also hit me really hard. I was just like little Timmy at one point. Dog and all, Daisy my wonderful basset hound
Tenacious D should cover this.
Awsome, yet touching, this song almost made me cry. You, guys, should be famous! I hope you make a purchasable audio CD soon, so I can have it in my CD collection on my library.
CDs... what a throwback but also did people really still buy CDs in 2011?
i guess i acquired some new CDs in 2011...
@@suizilla I still buy CDs even now.
Also I still stand by my statement from 11 friggin years ago, this song is still good!
@@kain5056 theres a video on this channel about selling cds so if youre still in the market check that one out
@@droideca88 links in the desc are dead unfortunately. tho it would be fun to burn this on a CD-R and print some labels for it. i have a spindle burning a hole in my drawer.
How the hell does this get recommended as "bad" in a Playlist? This actually rocks!
What did the brother pierce when he was "piercing something new"?
Another user that found this song from Catatonicyouths, but as opposed to many other songs in that channel this one is actually a wonderful tune. The singer's unique voice fits like a glove and overall it's a pretty enjoyable affair. Cheers lads.
this is a fantastic song. great lyrics, super solid chorus, so much talent on display.
🥲 enough to make a young man cry
Where did these guys go? This band is awesome!
The best songs never make it to radio
Can we just appreciate the incredibly understated Rod Serling impression at 0:14
got the link from ya'll on my myspace mail, Holy shit, at the end of the song, goosebumps crawled up my spine! awesome song guys!
just gonna say that if a famous stoner rock band had written this in the mid 70s everyone would think it was the best song ever
this is good shit, the violin-keyboard part rocked
Songs lyrics are actually really beautiful and heavy in an emotional way. Love this song so much
The lyrics for this song are quite good.
Edit: I'm actually digging the MS Paint vibes of the video too.
Timmy's learnin how to fly every mf day in my household. It's best to start singing it during very tense or awkward moments, I find.
Damn... This song goes hard. And the video is ridiculous. This is weirdly awesome!
the lead singer has such a legitimate idea of theatric delivery in his voice and the lyrics are actually nuanced.
"too good to be true" took me a second to figure out but i think it means the sister conveys innocence as a means to get away with stuff and lie, and that's a solid idea delivered with one line
This is fucking fantastic. You're such a great storyteller
please put this on spotify
Here from ticktok , RIP Dr.Smith
every time I get on youtube I listen to this song
This song rules! The lyrics are gold, and that chorus slaps.
Here from a funny, different video. This reminded me of everyone I still hold dear in my life. Damn. 😢
We need more dr smith wtf
Major props for the MSpaint animation!
This is incredible
Great song, I hope you still plan on doing anymore concerts or songs
if this song gets cleaned up just a little bit I'm sure they could go viral
Great song, awesome chorus! Solid vocals, too.
Idk why but I love this. Great job fellas. Hell of a tune
You Rules!!!!!!! POLAND waiting for dr. smith live in POLAND, and if not we wan some CD's!!! it's fuking amazing!!!!!
This song is very underrated, hope it blows up more, especially since people on TikTok are finding it now
great chorus, Timmys on the roof top. Absoluley gold mates
this is the best song ever
Miss you Timmy!!
This song is actually pretty good
PIERCING
SOMETHING
NEW
Timmy, please, I know know you feel, but you need to stay for the dog. I know I did. If it wasn't for my dogs, I'd try to learn how to fly long time ago. I was standing on the balcony, rooftop, on the bridge... but I knew they're waiting for me at home. And if no one else in this world loves me, it's ok, because there's nothing I wouldn't do for my dogs who love me unconditionally.
I found this song through that famous compilation too, but I honestly love this piece. 💔
this song rocks the fuck out.