William's Last Words

[Dac X Lee]

Originally Posted by nimrod

With regards to Williams Last Words, the conspiracy theorists will no doubt have a field day with the fact that the hidden track which follows WLW starts with the words 'I am not dead'

This kinda made me think of a reverted song by Tupac which sounded as "yes, I'm alive and we're missing you", or something like that. Seen that loooooooong ago, though.
Ahem. A little off-topic.

[tomd2103]

Originally Posted by wireobsessed

I've always thought it should have been left as it was on the original and not "doctored". I guess it's more abt Nicky making some kind of sense of things for himself. I'm really not sure it should have been released/put on the album.

I think it would have worked well as the hidden track with Bag Lady being on the album itself.

[Scarecrow]

Originally Posted by Manualex16

Where can I read the unaltered lyrics of JFPL?

William's Last Words here and here.

[PaulTMA]

Originally Posted by wireobsessed

I've always thought it should have been left as it was on the original and not "doctored". I guess it's more abt Nicky making some kind of sense of things for himself. I'm really not sure it should have been released/put on the album.

When you think of other things that have been written abt Richey since (incl As Holy as the Soil) this seems too contrived and less honest somehow...

I prefer the short version. The one in the book is kinda tl;dr