pontificate

Sunday, March 19, 2006

When Aldous huxley was involved in a theatrical adaptation of the Brave New World, he was encouraged to introduce lyrics and musical theme into it, otherwise people would never appreciate(understand) it. This is an excerpt of what he came up with... brilliantly ludicrously sublime.

No more Mammy, no more Pappy;
Aint we lucky, aint we happy?
Everybody's oh so happy,
Everybody's happy now!

Sex Galore, but no more marriages;
No more pushing baby carriages;
No one has to change a nappy-
Ain't we lucky, ain't we happy:
Everybody's happy now.

Dope for tea and dope for dinner,
Fun all night, and love and laughter;
No remorse, no more after.
Where's the sin, and who's the sinner?
Everybody's happy now.

Girls pneumatic, girls exotic,
Girls ecstatic, girls erotic-
Hug me, Baby; make it snappy.
Everybody's oh so happy,
Everybody's happy now.

Lots to eat and hours for drinking
Soma cocktails- no more thinking.
NO MORE THINKING, NO MORE THINKING!
Everybody's happy now.

3 Comments:

At 9:03 PM , Blogger Blunt said...

Doomed with acads and projects
The lord's come to down to teach his subjects.
Seeing the education system being so crappy.
Everybody is so happy

Havent read the book but now I think I might hehehe. Another one of them "not appreciating without poetry" example :P

 
At 6:25 AM , Blogger wicker said...

well..it's not in the book. It's in the drama adaptation of the book :D.

 
At 8:47 PM , Blogger Rap said...

Kind of sums up the book, doesn't it?

 

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