The World's Address
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| song name | The World's Address |
| artist | They Might Be Giants |
| releases | Lincoln, Then: The Earlier Years |
| year | 1988 |
| first played | February 7, 1987 (5 known performances) |
| run time | 2:24 |
| sung by | John Flansburgh, John Linnell harmonizes |
Trivia/Info
- The demo of this song that aired on Frank O'Toole's WFMU show in 1987 was sung by John Linnell, who also wrote the song.[1]
- Albert Einstein developed the special and general theories of relativity, and Nicolaus Copernicus provided the first modern formulation of a heliocentric (sun-centered) theory of the solar system.
Song Themes
Clothes, Criminal Activities, Lies And Deception, Mirrors And Reflections, People (Real), Puns, Recycled Material, References To Other Songs Or Musicians, Science, Self-Reference, The Senses, Sleep, Traded Tracks
Videos
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