Editing What Is Quicksand?

{{Infobox song
|title=What Is Quicksand?
|image=St cecilia cover.jpg
|artist=[[Stalk-Forrest Group]]
|album=''[[St. Cecilia: The Elektra Recordings]]''
|released=April 23, 2001<br>June 26, 2001 <font size=1>(demo)</font>
|length=3:19<br>3:40 <font size=1>(demo)</font>
|writers=[[Richard Meltzer]]<br>[[Allen Lanier]]
|lead-vocals=Eric Bloom}}
'''What Is Quicksand?''' is a song by [[Stalk-Forrest Group]], released on the compilation album ''[[St. Cecilia: The Elektra Recordings]]''. A demo version of this song, recorded as [[Soft White Underbelly]] for an earlier session with Columbia Records, was released on the 2001 reissue of ''[[Blue Öyster Cult (album)|Blue Öyster Cult]].

== Lyrics ==
<poem style="border: 1px solid #8eb6d4; background-color: #0b0b14; padding-left: 1em; padding-right: 3em; border-radius: 10px; width: fit-content">
<tabber>|-|Stalk-Forrest Group=
Well, right now in Tokyo
Only place I am
When my blisters are immersed
In fresh-as-fresh tin can

I've often talked about
How the cretins span the world
In the time that I've known you
I've yet to have shown you
A moron with his snarl unfurled

Well, right back in Tokyo
With a tough, encircled hand
Thousand vulture smokey-o
Cigareet with a seegar band

I've always talked about
How to carve up daddy's boat
In the space of a half-year
We've yet to embark, my dear
To another shallow side of the moat
|-|Soft White Underbelly=
Well, right now in Tokyo
Only place I am
When my blisters are immersed
In fresh-as-fresh tin can

I've always talked about
How the cretins span the world
In the time that I've known you
I've yet to have shown you
A moron with his snarl unfurled

Well, right back in Tokyo
With a tough, encircled hand
Thousand vulture smokey-o
Cigareet with a seegar band

I've never talked about
How to carve up daddy's boat
In the space of a half-year
We've yet to embark, my dear
To another shallow side of the moat</tabber></poem>

== Trivia ==
* The original demo's lyrics differ slightly from the final version's at the start of each chorus, with "often" and "always" replaced by "always" and "never", respectively.
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