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Ms. Rubble
| "Ms. Rubble" | |||||
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"Shit Thick" 12" vinyl cover
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| B-side by Carnival Art | |||||
| Released | 1992 | ||||
| Length | 3:30 | ||||
| Label | Beggars Banquet Records | ||||
| Writer(s) | Michael P. Tak | ||||
| Producer(s) | Nicholas Sansano | ||||
| Status | Released | ||||
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| Alternate cover | |||||
 "Sucker Punch" CD single cover |
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"Ms. Rubble" is a song by Carnival Art. It was released as the third track of the "Shit Thick" and "Sucker Punch" EPs in 1992.
Appearances
- "Shit Thick" (12" vinyl single; 1992)
- "Sucker Punch" (CD single; 1992)
Overview
"Ms. Rubble" is an outtake from the Welcome to Vas Llegas recording sessions, and was released as the third track of the "Shit Thick" 12" vinyl single and the "Sucker Punch" CD single in 1992.
Personnel
- Michael P. Tak (vocals, guitar, writing)
- Ed Dobrydnio (guitar)
- Keith Fallis (drums, vocals)
- Brian Bell (bass)
- Nicholas Sansano (production, recording, mixing)
Audio
Lyrics
Miserable Ms. Rubble
Buries her head in a pillow of trouble
To try and die
She's tried seventeen times with her own rope
Then a gun and a steak knife
In suicide
Ms. Rubble, I guess
Is miserable again
She hides all the burden
Of living too long in the one little murder
Of herself
She'll take it all with her
If she succeeds in meeting the reaper
And no one else
Ms. Rubble, I guess
Is miserable again
She looked for a lover
To hold in her arms, and to kiss, and to smother
To save her life
But death holds her ring hand
And her undertaker is best man and preacher
She'll be his wife
Ms. Rubble, I guess
Is miserable again
Miserable Ms. Rubble
Buries her head in a pillow of trouble
To try and die
She's tried seventeen times with her own rope
Then a gun and a steak knife
In suicide
Ms. Rubble, I guess
Is miserable again
Ms. Rubble, I guess
Is miserable again
