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#"Sensurround"{{efn|The version of "Sensurround" that appears on this EP is a different recording from the one that appears on the '']'' movie soundtrack (which was contributed by ] for the feature).}} – 3:02 |
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#"Sensurround"{{efn|The version of "Sensurround" that appears on this EP is a different recording from the one that appears on the '']'' movie soundtrack (which was contributed by ] for the feature).}} – 3:02 |
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#"Unforgotten" – 3:06 |
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#"We've Got a World That Swings"{{efn|"We've Got a World That Swings" is a cover of the song by Lil Mattis and music by Louis Yule Brown, popularized by ] in '']''.}} – 2:03 |
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#"We've Got a World That Swings"{{efn|"We've Got a World That Swings" is a cover of the song by Lil Mattis and music by Louis Yule Brown, popularized by ] in '']''.}} – 2:03 |
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#"S-E-X-X-Y" (The Warren Rigg Microwave Mix) – 7:52 |
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#"S-E-X-X-Y" (The Warren Rigg Microwave Mix) – 7:52 |
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Lyrically, the title track revolves around an attractive woman. They Might Be Giants have directly claimed that this song is simply an "ode to getting it on." The song states that "X, because it's extra, baby; Y, because it's extra, baby," to imply that the X and Y are extraneous, leaving only "S-E-X". However, it's possible to interpret the song as a depiction of a person with Klinefelter's syndrome — a person with two X chromosomes and a Y chromosome, or possibly a transgender person, as evidenced by the final lyrics of the song: "You gotta understand; she wants to be your man; she's got another plan". These theories have been denied by author John Flansburgh.
