Don't I Have The Right? (Watchface Demo)
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| song name | Don't I Have the Right? |
| artist | John Flansburgh |
| releases | Unreleased |
| year | 1987 |
| run time | 2:52 |
| sung by | John Flansburgh |
Trivia/Info
- The Watchface piece "More Songs of Desire and Despair", which was performed from April to May 1987, featured songs written by Flansburgh and Linnell among others for Watchface member Iris Rose to sing. Flansburgh contributed this song (listen here), and Linnell contributed "Plain As The Lie On Your Lips".
- John Flansburgh, for Pitchfork Online:
It's kind of interesting to write a song or just part of a song for a woman to sing. [...] "Don't I Have The Right?" is definitely meant for a woman to sing, because it would come across totally differently if it was sung by a man.
Song Themes
Videos
- Watch it on
- Iris Rose of Watchface performing the song in May 1987
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