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![]() 1979 is quite a busy song. The standard version can be found on Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. It has also been released as a single, with the b-sides Ugly, The Boy, Cherry, Believe and Set the Ray to Jerry. There was also another single release - 1979 Remixes, which included the following: Cement Mix, Moby Mix, Vocal Mix and the Instrumental Mix. Apparently one of the unknown songs on the Mellon Collie Demo tape (tentatively called 'Strolling' by fans) is said to be a demo of 1979. Billy has said in interviews that the 1979 demo was very weird and unlike the released version we all know and love, so it's pretty likely that this is what it is. You can find the lyrics on this demo below the official lyrics on this page. Here's what Billy had to say about the song: "The most frequently asked question about "1979" is, "What is the 'ooh-ahh-ahh' sound at the end of every phrase?" Flood and I were tracking the song, and I started humming the "oohs" like a melody line. I sang them to tape, we sampled the pertinent ones, electronically manipulated them, and looped them against the drum beat. One of my favorite songs from the album. "
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Shakedown 1979
And I don't even care to shake these zipper blues
Double cross the vacant and the bored
That we don't even care as restless as we are
Justine never knew the rules,
To see that we don't care to shake these zipper blues
STROLLING:
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