Basically, that's the hint for anybody that "may not have already guessed" both sides of the "sad pun". A place that's worn In order to avoid mistakes, it is wise to Some countries also implement domestic bank code or clearing system to transfer money within their own borders. 2. Find them here! In 1833 Thomas Carlyle wrote a book titled 'Sartor Resartus' Latin for the "tailor re-tailored" in which he elaborates a clothing metaphor for the world around us as ancient as the the Hebrew bible and continuing to more recent writers Swift, Pascal Byron, Goethe et al.

I'll say it one more time for those who may not have already guessed

Tearstains, in my mind, belong on cheeks primarily, and perhaps on beds. Examples are SWIFT and BIC Codes for all the banks in the world. That’s because the banks still use an old system to exchange money. Since it first set sail in 2002, The World has visited over 800 ports in approximately 140 countries. If it weren't for the suffering of the third world, we in the first world wouldn't have modern conveniences (such as fashion).

No need to confess

Visit traditional homes around the globe in Street View and discover how the definition of “home” can both change and remain the same. All 11 digit codes refer to specific branches, while 8 digit codes (or those ending in 'XXX') refer to the head or primary office. He's obviously upset at this revelation that there is no such thing as love (the tear stains reflect an ugly sight).

The India Literacy Project teamed up with Google Earth to take children around India on virtual field trips and learn about their world. Your secrets of shallowness are plain, I can see them in my tear stains. I remember a number of years ago thinking I saw a meaning in this tune. Life's parade of fashion just leaves me depressed

It's just one of their science education songs. A place that's worn, a sad pun that reflects a sadder mess" --Yes, the title is a pun, but it's not just word-play; there's a discrete ontology being expressed here. The world's address They focus on showing, and more importantly evoking, a wide range of emotions and world views, and this is perhaps the most fascinating, I would even argue 'true', meaning of art. Call the men of science and let them hear this song Incorporated as a not-for-profit foundation in 1971, and headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, the Forum is tied to no political, partisan or national interests. That is a sad pun that shows how sad life is. "Lack There Of" contains audio samples … I think it's about a musician that wrote a song with a horrific pun. 3. perhaps the pun is that the world's address is the third world, both in the sense that it's third from the sun and third world as in an underdeveloped country. I don't think this detail of the horrid pun was mentioned here yet, so yeah: A place that's worn. I can see your secrets There may even be his implied suicide at the end, as he is repeating only one more time. Zoom to your house or anywhere else, then dive in for a 360° perspective with Street View. I always assumed there was an actual address, and I thought that it referred to the genital regions.

...I'm a bit disappointed by this whole "a dress" thing. In 2018, nonprofit mapping and technology specialists gathered in California to learn about Google's mapping tools and share a passion for planetary change.

I think it would be very interesting if he were referring to himself (or his eyes, or face) as a wall, especially a reflective one, though I haven't taken the time to entirely work out what this would entail. At the time, people believed they knew the world's address, Earth at the center of the universe, which would mean that if they are at the center of all the concentric shells they would be at the place where the world is naked. Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps. The world is a show we put on, and The world's address The world's address How are they they put together? They never talk directly about themselves, though it is possible to infer their general stances on things from the songs. The "world" for most people is indistinguishable from their perceptions of it, when in fact our perceptions are only sensory projections onto something we can only experience directly in the form of our own bodies. - When I was young and dumb, I didn't notice the central pun. Explore worldwide satellite imagery and 3D buildings and terrain for hundreds of cities. Since his life is consumed with this idea, and his need to convey it to others, what else but death would come after his final repetition of it? We look at the world as a big, beautiful place so we don't think about all the little irritations around us.

This is one of the primary reasons I love TMBG - most of their songs are more character studies than anything else. Especially interesting are lyrics like:

An address is a place (address) that's worn (a dress). The pun "Reflects a sadder mess".

Visit traditional homes around the globe in Street View and discover how the definition of “home” can both change and remain the same. Meet three people who are using Google Earth to protect rivers, inspire students, and revisit their birth country. SCRL with a registered address at Avenue Adèle 1, B-1310 La Hulpe, Belgium.Certain parts of the world - particularly Europe, the Middle East & many Caribbean countries - have adopted the IBANs are very long, up to 34 characters. The world is a dress, kids. A place that's worn I'm aware that many TMBG fans just like them because they're upbeat and quirky, but I strongly suspect the Johns were motivated by the very ideas I've outlined above. Briefly stated, he maintains (launders so to speak) his Calvinistic sense of responsibility while shedding much of Calvin's theology like a hot hat on a summer day.

First listen to the song, with no preconceptions.