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From the Substance song book (published by Warner-Chappell)
And from their website:
For Butter Crunch Will You Listen To Me?
They state different lyrics at 2 places, and it's the same publisher... I've always heard God's Sake until I saw that on their website, and it could sound that way, but now.. 
Butter Crunch? Makes me wonder if Blue Monday's the only song they've rewritten for a corporate sponser...("This New Order song has been brought to you by Butterfinger!")
No...not butter crunch...
it's nutter butter...
I should know, I wrote the damn song!!!
and if you really want to know the lyrics...check out the ones in the lyrics section at NewOrderOnline.com Some of those mad bastards really have their stuff together!! 
Don't tell me you took that butter crunch line seriously, Spot! Do you know about the hidden track on Retro?
Originally posted by Spotnick They state different lyrics at 2 places, and it's the same publisher... I've always heard God's Sake until I saw that on their website, and it could sound that way, but now..
I suspect that they have some kind of software that analyze the lyrics and produce a rough draft. Someone then makes a quick listen to hear if it's correct (or close to correct). There are other "mistakes" on that site.
/TLV
Originally posted by cold streets, great town... > Originally posted by Chase> Don't tell me you took that butter crunch line seriously, Spot! Do you know about the hidden track on Retro?
I think he really sings "butter crunch". I THINK. But i'm SURE he doesn't sing "God's sake".
BTW, I have asked about this before but nobody said a word. "BUTTER CRUNCH", does it mean anything in particular?
I'm not sure about "butter crunch," but has anyone heard that Duran Duran song about peanut brittle?
I wonder what it says on his TelePrompTer. If he cracks up every time he gets to "for God's sake" then it probably says "for butter crunch".
It's just like that mean bastard Stephen Morris to make fun of Barney's weight problem.
