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how come call it 'Have a nice day ' ?
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KixGuy said on March 2, 2003 18:49:
I love “You Can’t Put Your Arms Around What’s Already Gone”!
Santi said on March 2, 2003 12:21:
That song is the best in the whole CD :D (I know you all are gonna flame me, thanks if you do :P I’ll play it again :D Soooooo coooooooool :DDDD)
“...took the tram around the bay, where everyone tells you to HAVE A NICE DAY!...”
Of course it’s for that man, as Look Sharp it’s because of the song Dressed for Success!!!!! :P
coyboyusa said on March 2, 2003 13:02:
that song is a heap of crap the only thing onm hand not worth listening to
Jackeill said on March 2, 2003 13:06:
have a nice day is said when someone is gonna leave, i mean it’s a kind of goodbye... i thought that it was the end of roxette back then. i was sure this was last album and they were telling us good-bye in these words: have a nice day...... :/
animalkingdom said on March 2, 2003 13:18:
@ Jackeill
o deer...u guys can find a farewell message in everything rox puts out!
daniel_alv said on March 2, 2003 13:35:
yeah, it seams that everyone always thinks that it’s the end of roxette.... they said today in aftonbladet that it’s not.... they will sontinue as fast as marie is feeling ok....
i hope for a new album with roxette next spring and a GT tour next summer.....
erweetiran said on March 2, 2003 19:44:
If I’m not mistaken, Per sometime said that they were at a resturant and somehow the topic of Have a nice day was brought up by Marie and they decided it was a cool title, so Marie is responsible for the title
dizzydaleks said on March 4, 2003 23:40:
Or maybe they were saying ’goodbye’ to their American market after the McDonalds fiasco and chose to use an American cliche? ;)
Th_Th said on March 5, 2003 08:51:
I deffinetely think they used this ’American’ saying, to get attention of American Record Companies. Here in Ireland and Great Britain, American’s are known for their ’Have a nice day’. People here find those 4 words annoying, but sure, it is an american cliche thingy, so from the very first moment I heard that Album title, it was abvious to me, what Roxette tried to do, get more attention in the US.
rox-kuryliw said on March 2, 2003 12:17:
i always wondered why have a nice day was tha album title? hope it not after that horrible song, you cant put your arms around whats already gone! that has have a nice day in it somewhere !