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Oot & Aboot, 2003
Written by Robert Burns and Paul McKenzie
Also known as "The Banks O'Doon," this is the third version of the poem written by Robert Burns in 1791. McKenzie turns it into a fiery Celtic punk number, the ultimate in genre fusion. The narrator is a proto-Emo, groaning about how even the chirping birds remind him of how life brings him no joy any more. Even flowers suck now. "And my false love did steal that rose / And all she left me was but a thorn."
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