[00:00.00]What If? - Guttermouth
[00:05.83]Written by：Joseph Nunn/Scott Sheldon/Eric Davis/Mark Adkins/Steven Rapp
[00:11.66]Dateline the early 1970's
[00:13.57]The now world famous rock quartet
[00:14.96]The doors lead singer James Morrison
[00:17.24]Has recently died
[00:18.53]While down but certainly not out
[00:20.05]The surviving members desperetly
[00:21.62]Tried to piece together their broken lives
[00:23.69]Every option was considered a new name
[00:25.78]The windows the walls even the door knobs
[00:28.16]Ultimately the band opted to carry on
[00:30.05]Under the original doors name
[00:31.55]Auditioning new singers
[00:32.84]One young hopeful a struggling art
[00:34.19]Student from Athens Georgia
[00:35.66]Fred schnider who went on to front
[00:37.26]The hugely successful B 52's tried
[00:39.92]Our for this position
[00:40.89]The lyrical style of young schnider
[00:42.80]More known for his quick wit and
[00:44.14]Imprompto jams was hard fought
[00:45.56]To match the well structured
[00:46.83]Melodies of the classic doors numbers
[00:48.99]Let's listen in
[00:50.28]Love me 2 times
[00:52.99]Love me 3 times
[00:55.66]I've got me a car
[00:57.01]It seats about 20
[00:58.12]So hurry up and bring
[00:59.49]Your juke box money
[01:01.45]Gloria
[01:04.16]Gloria
[01:07.28]Your livin in your own private Idaho
[01:10.23]Livin in your own private Idaho
[01:13.11]This is the end
[01:15.45]This is the end
[01:18.03]Wammy kiss me wammy hug
[01:21.03]Revitalize me give me wammy love yea
[01:51.78]Light my fire
[01:54.19]We couldn't get much higher
[01:57.00]He was in a jam
[01:59.66]He's in a giant clam