The first stanza reads:
The devil went down to Georgia
He was lookin' for a soul to steal
He was in a bind
'Cause he was way behind
And he was willin' to make a deal
Which raises the following questions:
- Why was he way behind?
- Is Charlie Daniels saying our Lord Lucifer, His Satanic Majesty, works under a quota system?
- Who sets these quotas?
- Is it god?
- Does this mean god is ultimately responsible for people going to Hell and Satan is just his pawn and fall guy?
- For the purposes of this song, shouldn’t the Devil have been called Beelzebubba?
In slightly related news, I’m thinking of having my name changed to Vanilla Evil. So, do I use that as my first and last name, or keep the surname, or go with Vanilla Evil Zorzan, or Zorzan, the Vanilla of Evil, or…
9 comments:
Zorzan, the vanilla of evil.
Ha ha, I like the questions. Am very curious as to the answers, too.
Is Vanilla Evil like Vanilla Ice?
Many, many nights I have laid awake wondering why the chicken was in the bread pan, picking out dough. Picking it out? For what?
I'm confused. I just don't get country music, I guess.
BTW---excellent blog. You've got good humour.
Completely off the subject. I love that song. That IS my favorite country song. Urban Cowboy is one of my favorite movies!
i think maybe the devil was behind because he was checking out kinky porn online and forgot his purpose was to take the people to hell not watch what they could do with various parts of their anatomy.As for the name think Zorzan vanilla Evil as well.
These are excellent questions and should be pondered seriously....
Don't give the slightest hoot about Charlie Daniels song - (though I own the stupid album only cuz I got it for free when I worked on the Boardwalk)
As to the name? I'm surprised you don't just keep "Grant Zorzan" because it almost sounds like a command and I know how much you like that shit. You could walk up to chicks and when they ask your name you could say "Grant Zorzan" and they could say "haha grant you what?" And the ball would be right in your court. You could ask for the moon.
I'm not a Country fan either...All the songs are just too damn whiny and some lyrics are just plain ridiculous.
About the name, I think Vanilla Ice took the fun out of that name long ago...
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