No, it is a song from a well-known game. The tfff tufs are drum effects
An electronic drum machine?
Oh, I remember that. I know Upā¦and downā¦upā¦and downā¦
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Call on meeeeeeā¦ 
(This is one example where the original is much better than the remakeā¦)
Taaaake ooooon meeeee (take. on. me.)
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Aha!
Beep you Discourse.
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Baaaaad to the bone (dun dun dun DUN dun) B-b-b-b-b-b-aaaaaad (dun dun dun DUN dun) B-b-b-b-b-b-AAAAAAAD (dun dun dun DUN dun)
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Oh, if only there had been Shazam in the 90s!
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Still hung up on that, are you?
Here let me help you out:
Itās George Thorogood and the Destroyers. 
On the other hand if we had had Shazam back then, we wouldnāt have the same relief of discovering a song years later.
Plus imagine Shazam over a dial-in-connectionā¦ by the time the modem beeps are done, so is the song!
Ohhh, now I can literally party like itĀ“s 1999! 
I wouldnĀ“t want to miss my little adventure for a few seconds of a Shazam search. 
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You know those people who pay a lot of money to to get frozen and cryogenically preserved, hoping one day they could be defrosted and cured for their now-incurable illness?
It was 1995. I wasnāt affected by such an illness fortunately, but I was listening to my radio. It was a music broadcast without conduction. So the music was continuously streamed, without any announcement. I heard this song:
I found it beautiful, and I promptly pressed the REC button on my radio, which -yes- had a built-in tape recorder, in which I kept a blank tape.
I used to do that with nice songs which I wanted to know the author. Friends or other radio broadcasts came into my help for many other titles, but I never managed to discover the title of that song.
I kept that tape for many years.
In the first years of the new millennium, I burned all my CDs into MP3, and some of my tapes too (the rarest ones, the ones I couldnāt find in digital version).
I found the tape of that song, and I decided to make an MP3 out of it, just in case a new technology could help me one day.
It was maybe in 2008 when a friend of mine showed me his new iPhone 3Gā¦
He had two interesting apps: in the first one, you could transform your phone in a glass of beer.
Nice, I thought. But not enough to retire my Nokia 3310 (even if it wasnāt good as my previous 3210) and spend an entire wage (at that time I earned EUR 900 per month) to buy a smartphone.
The second interesting app was Shazam. I was really impressed. Man, this is THE FUTURE!
In 2009 I got a good job with a good wage. In 2010, december my Nokia startetd to have some issues with the speaker. I decided it was time to discover the author of that song, and to make myself a Christmas present.
I bought an iPhone 4 (which I still use, btw) and Shazam was the first app I downloaded.
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And, now that I think of it, maybe somebody can explain me what a āFliewatĆ¼Ć¼tā is supposed to be.
That really made me smile itās almost a shame itās so easy these days. I regularly try and name every song and artist that comes on the radio before itās announced, because thatās much more fun than being told.
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And Shazamming you also keep track of what you hear, without having to try remember that freakin name, days later, the first time you step into a cassette and CDs storeā¦
errrrrā¦ 
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ThereĀ“s gotta be a way we can make a game out of thatā¦
HELL YEAH!
I mean sure, whatever.
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So Hell/Devil/Satan stuff is okay? 
Guess so 
thereās a slight hole in my logic, dear Kreizler I mean Liza.
Though Iām not sure Iād use devil/satan like that regardless.
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A christian upbringing that has logic holes in it? Oh well I neverā¦! 
TBH I couldnĀ“t think of any common sayings that included those at the moment, so that may be a reason.
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