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00:00Michael Stipe finally solves R.E.M.'s greatest lyrical mystery.
00:0537 years of confused karaoke performances just got clarity.
00:09Michael Stipe used Blue Sky to settle the ultimate alt-rock debate.
00:13What the hell is he actually singing in It's the End of the World as We Know It?
00:18With a Simpsons meme and years of fan frustration,
00:21the R.E.M. frontman delivered lyrics like finally finding long-lost keys.
00:25Stipe corrects two notorious lines that have stumped listeners since 1987.
00:30Those rapid-fire verses that felt like a stroke while singing,
00:34you're closer than lyric websites.
00:36The reporter-verse morphs into a clear, team-by-team reporter's
00:40baffled, trumped, tethered, cropped.
00:42R.E.M.'s no-lyrics policy made fans amateur cryptographers,
00:46decoding songs from worn cassette tapes.
00:49Stipe's dream-inspired verses added mystique.
00:52The 1987 document album's rapid delivery fueled diverse interpretations,
00:57creating a song widely debated but misunderstood by listeners,
01:01eager to decipher its true meaning.
01:03Social media finally solves what decades of fan forums couldn't.
01:07Stipe's 2025 revelation sparked rapid updates on lyric sites
01:11and reignited discussions on artistic interpretation.
01:14His adept use of modern platforms shows social media's power
01:17in solving cultural enigmas.
01:19Finally settled by a meme that humorously addressed the song's notorious incomprehensibility.
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