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Didn’t Sweet home Alabama precede Werewolves of London? Also, what does “drop his donuts” mean in this context?
Yes, which is why it’s weird they were able to steal it, gol’dang time travelers. No I wasn’t mistaken, time travelers. No I’m not bias because Warren Zevon rules, I said time travelers.
“Drop his donuts” means his dough circles fell off a table during the studio recording. You can hear him say “my donuts! Goddamn!” in the back of the track, it’s hilarious.
lol I’ll have to listen for that—I thought it might be some new slang you kids were using that I was unaware of
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-35W_FWCT9Q
Right at the 4:10 mark lmao