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" St. Vincent is an incredible musician, songwriter, and singer. She&amp;#039;s worked with some impressive folks\u2014her collaboration with David Byrne, Love This Giant, was a critical success and particularly great. But for all of her accomplishments, she&amp;#039;s never really exhibited, well, a stunning sense of humor. Instead, she&amp;#039;s always been fairly cool and aloof\u2014which is, of course, part of her appeal. So, uh, she unexpectedly dropped a cover of the popular theme song to The Golden Girls. The Golden Girls, as we all know, is pretty much the opposite of St. Vincent. It was a popular TV sitcom that has only gained a massive cult following since its 1992 finale thanks to all of those reruns in syndication. And it&amp;#039;s about four elderly women finding friendship and love in Miami. One wouldn&amp;#039;t expect St. Vincent to have much of an affection for it\u2014although she does have grey hair sometimes.  But true to form, St. Vincent&amp;#039;s cover of &amp;quot;Thank You for Being a Friend&amp;quot; is so excruciatingly on-brand for St. Vincent. &amp;quot;I remade the &amp;#039;Golden Girls&amp;#039; theme song into a dirge,&amp;quot; she tweeted, along with the hashtag #thankyouforbeingafriend. Does this, in fact, prove that St. Vincent&amp;#039;s sense of humor is not only evident, but that it&amp;#039;s actually pretty evolved and over our heads? Possibly. Listen to her wordless cover of the song below:      I remade the &amp;quot;Golden Girls&amp;quot; theme song into a dirge. #thankyouforbeingafriend pic.twitter.com/1UaKx6oGgk \u2014 St. Vincent (@st_vincent) July 11, 2016    And, in case you&amp;#039;re ready for it to be stuck in your head for the rest of the day, here&amp;#039;s the version sung by Cynthia Fee for the show.         [h/t Pitchfork] "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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