Tom Waits – Chritmas Card From a Hooker in Minneapolis

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25 Responses to Tom Waits – Chritmas Card From a Hooker in Minneapolis

  1. RenoRaider

    Ya know what? You are right. I used to get really pissed at these peeps laughing but the line about the grease in your hair is actually supposed to be funny.

  2. mrkrinkle72

    i wish we had all the money we used to spend on dope

    aint that true lol

  3. mrkrinkle72

    a great bittersweet tune

  4. heyitsmejojo

    i dont know whats so funny

  5. macilak

    Amazing!

  6. spokenscream

    @Javva Your comment made me feel better.

  7. Softmachine505

    he’s sooooo rarely done anything that is NOT brilliant. tomw waits is just…. words fall short.

  8. sclogse1

    i think 76.

  9. Javva

    As somebody who is spending Christmas alone after loosing everything…. This song actually made me feel a bit better. There are a lot of people out there in horrible situations tonight. I am safe at home…. I may be alone and depressed…. but it could be much worse. Tom Waits is not looking for an epic Christmas song… he just wants to remind the meloncholy out there that it could be much much worse. Merry Christmas Everyone!!!! <3

  10. angryparrot

    Christmas Classic :)
    Merry Christmas everybody.

  11. apaskevi

    merry christmas…

  12. Birdgirl01

    Beauty in the ordinary….A song for a crippled American Christmas.

  13. jpastuch

    Only Christmas song worth listening to.

  14. sclogse1

    dec 24th, 2009…thought I’d drop by.

  15. giannireb68

    Well said, pagethesage. “Out of the box” etc. Human Resources Approved speech. Worse then anything Orwell predicted.

  16. OuhSailor

    No one likes you.

  17. pagethesage1275

    “I like to think of myself as someone who can think outside the box and who is intelligent enough to see the shades of grey.”

    That’s nice that you think that! You should go into politics or c-level leadership. That kind of meaningless jargon slays in corporate America! See you at the Eagles concert? Can’t believe Tom Waits butchered Ol’ 55. I love me some oatmeal adult contempo. Far as I’m concerned, music and thinkin’ ’bout stuff are mutually exclusive enterprises. A-hyuck!

  18. ELNINO10

    What year was this recorded?

  19. giannireb68

    You are inane. This is narrative. It is the hidden story of the so-called American Century. The pleasure and glory is in the defeat.

    “Follow, poet, follow right
    To the bottom of the night,
    With your unconstraining voice
    Still persuade us to rejoice.

    With the farming of a verse
    Make a vineyard of the curse,
    Sing of human unsuccess
    In a rapture of distress…”

    W.H.Auden

    If you want “enjoyment” there are 10 million Adam Lambert clips you can download. Enjoy.

  20. ADIDASects

    Sorry, I like to think of myself as someone who can think outside the box and who is intelligent enough to see the shades of grey. But frankly, this shit bores me. I see no virtue in it beyond the commitment of Waits. Yet still, he isn’t in any way enjoyable to listen to. Its just tired. And I feel like, for one to enjoy it, they ironically have suspend their desire to hear pleasurable music and messages and just hone in on inane shit. Sorry, but that’s just what I hear.

  21. 28summerland

    brilliant. master story teller.

  22. terrebonne7770

    was he opening for larry the cable guy? why’s the dipsh*t crowd laughing?

  23. paddywannabanjo

    listening to this song near Christmas always gets me in a relaxed homely mood.

  24. RenoRaider

    Sorry to hog the boards but I thought someone might find this interesting. In the movie “Pope of Greenwich Village” Darryl Hannah tells Mickey Rourke’s character the exact same words. “Charlie, I’m pregnant”. That was like a punch in the stomach when I heard it. Mickey played Charles Bukowski in the movie opposite Faye Dunaway “Barfly”. No more comments for a while. I just love this song.

  25. RenoRaider

    Something I’ve never seen anyone comment on is Tom’s keyboard prowess. He plays a beautiful keyboard. Exquisite melodies.

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