With an oh my God I've got to get out of here or I'll have anotherĭo you hear the clock stop when you reach the endīut when you try to pretend to understand Juno was mad He knew he'd been had So he shot at the sun with a gun Shot at the sun with a gun Shot at his wily one only friend In the gallows or the ghetto In the town or the meadow In the pillows even over the sun Every end of the time is another begun You understand Mechanical hands Are the ruler of everything (ah. She criticizes me for being egocentric (ha ha ha ha!)ĭo you hear the flibbity jibbity jibber-jabber Ruler Of Everything is an song by the alternative music band Tally Hall. (.hahahahA !dnuora 'nipmuj s'eH !mih teg oG !tibbar kcaj a s'eH !tibbar kcaj a s'eH !hA !oh oh ho ho ah hA) The Complete Demos version of the song runs at 04:08, however the 2005 version on Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum runs at 03:42, with the song previous, 13, acting as a 13 second long intro. Tally Hall Ruler Of Everything lyrics & video : Juno was mad He knew he'd been had So he shot at the sun with a gun Shot at the sun with a gun Shot at his wily one only friend. The song originally lacked the second verse and had a different verse which was taken out when it was recorded for Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum. It is generally believed that the song is about time, with the line mechanical hands referring to the hands of an analogue clock. As well as this, the song features processed vocals that are pitched higher and lower. Ruler of Everything makes use of Joe Hawley's signature backmasking technique, as there are reversed vocal samples and reversed instruments.
It is believed to be about how time is "the ruler of everything." This is further inferred by the line "do you like how my face disintegrates into chalk", with the front of a watch being called a "face". It is generally believed that the song is about time, with the line "mechanical hands" referring to the hands of an analogue clock. This was most likely due to YouTube allowing for higher quality streaming. The music video was also uploaded to Tally Hall's YouTube page a few years ago, however it was deleted, and re-uploaded on May 28th, 2010. The music video for Ruler Of Everything Debuted in the 10th episode of Tally Hall's Internet Show. Ruler Of Everything, a song by Joe Hawley for Tally Hall, it featured on Party Boobytrap, Complete Demos, and both versions of Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum.
Party Boobytrap, Complete Demos, Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum
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