The Thin End of the Wedge
Unraveling Procol Harum's Enigmatic Tale in "The Thin End
Lyrics
Picture
Introducing a visual representation.
Rush
A sense of urgency or excitement.
Story
A narrative or account of events.
Hush
Silence or secrecy.
Got the picture
Able to comprehend the situation.
got the rush
Feeling the excitement or intensity.
Got the story
Understood the narrative or explanation.
got the hush
Acknowledged the need for silence or secrecy.
Got the joker
A person who plays tricks or jests.
Got the flush
A winning hand in a card game.
Got the choker
A device for constricting or tightening.
Got the crush
A feeling of intense attraction or infatuation.
Picture
Repeating the introduction of a visual representation.
Rush.
Reiterating a sense of urgency or excitement.
Story
Repeating the narrative or account of events.
Hush
Repeating the idea of silence or secrecy.
Got the wrong side of the bed
Experiencing a bad start to the day.
Got the wrong slice of the spread
Receiving an unfavorable portion or share.
Got the thin end of the wedge
Being at a disadvantage or in a vulnerable position.
Took the wrong bend on the edge
Choosing the wrong direction at a critical point.
Picture
Repeating the introduction of a visual representation.
Screen
A surface for projecting images.
Movie
A motion picture or film.
Dream
A series of images, thoughts, or emotions occurring during sleep.
Got the picture
Understanding the visual representation.
Got the screen
Understanding the surface for projecting images.
Got the movie
Understanding the motion picture or film.
Got the dream
Understanding the series of images, thoughts, or emotions.
Got the make-up
Having the necessary preparation or disguise.
Got the seam
Holding things together or a line of stitches.
Got the wake up
Becoming aware or alert.
Got the scream
Expressing a loud, sharp cry.
Picture
Repeating the introduction of a visual representation.
Screen
Repeating a surface for projecting images.
Movie
Repeating a motion picture or film.
Dream
Repeating a series of images, thoughts, or emotions.
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