In this quirky tune, The Flaming Lips celebrate individuality and unconventional ways of doing things. Each verse presents a character who does something in an unorthodox way - using Vaseline instead of butter, magazines instead of tissues, and tangerines to dye hair. These peculiar habits serve as metaphors for personal idiosyncrasies that make us unique. The song encourages listeners to embrace their quirks and not conform to societal norms or expectations. It's a celebration of eccentricity, suggesting that there's no 'right' way to live one's life, as long as it brings joy and doesn't harm others.
She Don't Use Jelly
Lyrics
I know a girl who thinks of ghosts
She'll make you breakfast
She'll make you toast
But she don't use butter
And she don't use cheese
She don't use jelly
Or any of these
She uses Vaseline
Vaseline
Vaseline
And I know a guy who goes to shows
When he's at home and he blows his nose
He don't use tissues or his sleeve
He don't use napkins or any of these
He uses magazines
Magazines
Magazines
Magazines
I know a girl who reminds me of Cher
She's always changing
The color of her hair
But she don't use nothing
That you buy at the store
She likes her hair to be real orange
She uses tangerines
Tangerines
Tangerines
Tangerines
Tangerines
Tangerines
Writer(s): Michael Ivins, Ronald Jones, Steven Drozd, Wayne Coyne
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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