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'''4-LOM''' is the second song on [[Cojum Dip]]'s album, [[Cojum Dip (Album) |Cojum Dip]]. | '''4-LOM''' is the second song on [[Cojum Dip]]'s album, [[Cojum Dip (Album) |Cojum Dip]]. | ||
==History== | |||
4-LOM is one of the earliest songs written for the band, dating as far back as at least 2004. Its first known appearance is a demo dated September 11th, 2004 uploaded to the website Vicious Enterprises. This version features an early second pre-chorus. It was also featured on [[The Greatest Demo CD in the Universe]], although it is unknown if it is the same demo as the 2004 one. The song later ended up on the [[Anthropomorphic Bible Assault EP]], and features speaking from most of the band members. The [[Turk Off EP]] version of the song removes the electric baglama solo, and the final version of the song, present on the [[Cojum Dip (Album)|self-titled album]], is mostly the same as the Turk Off demo but with better mixing. The self-titled album would also set "4-LOM" as the definitive name of the song (on previous releases, the names "4LOM", "4LO$" and "4♥O$" would be used interchangeably). | |||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* The song | * The song is listed as the second song of most albums it appears on, the only exception being the Turk Off EP where it is third. | ||
* The song might be named after [https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/4-LOM a character with the same name] from the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars Star Wars] franchise. | * The song might be named after [https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/4-LOM a character with the same name] from the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars Star Wars] franchise. | ||
* The song interpolates the "Fever" theme from Dr. Mario.<ref>[https://twitter.com/cobrantor/status/1792177120019411373?t=zDhfiAQsqTLLhI6Km3E9FQ&s=19 COJUM DIP FANS, I HAVE DISCOVERED SOMETHING.] @cobrantor, Twitter. Retrieved May 19th, 2024.</ref><ref>[https://vxtwitter.com/cobrantor/status/1792936617964937638 So as it turns out there’s ANOTHER part that was, while not being identical entirely, inspired HEAVILY by the Dr. Mario Theme. Credits go to @RedFireTF2 for bringing this one to my attention!] @cobrantor, Twitter; Retrieved May 21st, 2024.</ref> | * The song interpolates the "Fever" theme from Dr. Mario.<ref>[https://twitter.com/cobrantor/status/1792177120019411373?t=zDhfiAQsqTLLhI6Km3E9FQ&s=19 COJUM DIP FANS, I HAVE DISCOVERED SOMETHING.] @cobrantor, Twitter. Retrieved May 19th, 2024.</ref><ref>[https://vxtwitter.com/cobrantor/status/1792936617964937638 So as it turns out there’s ANOTHER part that was, while not being identical entirely, inspired HEAVILY by the Dr. Mario Theme. Credits go to @RedFireTF2 for bringing this one to my attention!] @cobrantor, Twitter; Retrieved May 21st, 2024.</ref> | ||
Revision as of 12:38, 25 June 2024
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| Written by | Bora Karaca |
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| Appears on | The Greatest Demo CD in the Universe, Anthropomorphic Bible Assault EP, Turk Off EP, Cojum Dip |
| Sung by | Bora Karaca |
| Duration | 4:41 |
| Genre | Metal |
| Language | English |
4-LOM is the second song on Cojum Dip's album, Cojum Dip.
History
4-LOM is one of the earliest songs written for the band, dating as far back as at least 2004. Its first known appearance is a demo dated September 11th, 2004 uploaded to the website Vicious Enterprises. This version features an early second pre-chorus. It was also featured on The Greatest Demo CD in the Universe, although it is unknown if it is the same demo as the 2004 one. The song later ended up on the Anthropomorphic Bible Assault EP, and features speaking from most of the band members. The Turk Off EP version of the song removes the electric baglama solo, and the final version of the song, present on the self-titled album, is mostly the same as the Turk Off demo but with better mixing. The self-titled album would also set "4-LOM" as the definitive name of the song (on previous releases, the names "4LOM", "4LO$" and "4♥O$" would be used interchangeably).
Trivia
- The song is listed as the second song of most albums it appears on, the only exception being the Turk Off EP where it is third.
- The song might be named after a character with the same name from the Star Wars franchise.
- The song interpolates the "Fever" theme from Dr. Mario.[1][2]
Lyrics
"I think Cajum Dip is gonna be, uhh, coming out the door! So give it a great big hand, Cajum Dip!" "Bring me some dip!" Open eyes They can’t disguise the new color etched into my mind along with Mr. Smith He sits there so patiently A life ended soon with broken nails and the mirror’s frame I'd never see It seems so fine if it were mine I would own most nothing It seems so fine if it were mine The world is for me, err It seems so fine if it were mine I would own most nothing It seems so fine if it were mine The world is for me I've found my love If I could wash the world away would I begin to live that way? If I could wash the world away would I begin to live that way? And though they say it’s poisonous, their bath does wash their pain away! their bath does wash their pain away (Screaming) Childhood could see the ruffles of paper, useless things Watch them buy that shiny thing that makes my daddy smile smile Waiting all week One day it’s mine Crying halts to nothing The joy that I seek I've found my love I want an eternity so long as I can brush away my grief my grief! Open eyes They can’t disguise the new color etched into my mind along with Mr. Smith He sits there so patiently A life ended soon with broken nails and the mirror’s frame I'd never see It seems so fine if it were mine I would own most nothing It seems so fine if it were mine The world is for me, ahh It seems so fine if it were mine I would own most nothing It seems so fine if it were mine The world is for me I've found my love
Early Second Pre-Chorus
Open eyes They can’t disguise the new color etched into my mind along with Mr. Smith Eternal Bliss Over 15 years For the rest of my life rises exponentially I sit here patiently A life ended soon with broken nails and the mirror’s frame I'd never see
Tabs/Chords
Nothing here, yet!
References
- ↑ COJUM DIP FANS, I HAVE DISCOVERED SOMETHING. @cobrantor, Twitter. Retrieved May 19th, 2024.
- ↑ So as it turns out there’s ANOTHER part that was, while not being identical entirely, inspired HEAVILY by the Dr. Mario Theme. Credits go to @RedFireTF2 for bringing this one to my attention! @cobrantor, Twitter; Retrieved May 21st, 2024.
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February 2005 variant
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