Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Tune Into The Madness, artist - Dan Bull.
Date of issue: 14.12.2021
Age restrictions: 18+
Song language: English
Tune Into The Madness |
Good evening, do you know any good monsters? |
Did you ever swerve your car at today’s top speed |
Of thirty-five miles an hour into an automobile? |
Do you ever do the dishes for your wife? |
I should say not |
Mrs. Carter doesn’t really mind washing her teflon-coated pans |
New, vital and fashionable |
Fond of children? |
Well, it’s only natural |
Yes, you can’t get away from it |
There are branches everywhere |
And it’s safe? |
Yes, sir |
Deep down, down between the trees |
Nestled in the laves, gleams a TV screen |
Near a small lad sitting in th tall grass |
It’s an odd transmission to be broadcast |
Listen as we talk dark thoughts and soar past |
The watershed line before your bedtime |
You’ll panic like a rabbit that is caught in headlights |
Reckon we’re manic? |
Of course, you’re dead right |
You better exercise more caution next time |
Or you’ll end up in tomorrow morning’s headlines |
Obituary, nothing more than «born and then died» |
And not a single family member or a friend cried |
Tune into the madness |
Tune into the madness once more |
Tune into the madness |
Tune into the madness, encore |
This remarkable offer, the first and only one of its kind |
Delicious, nutritious breakfast cereals |
Shot from guns |
Yes, sir! |
You could buy eight additional teaspoons |
Oh, look who’s come for tea, are you sitting comfortably? |
All of the children better sit still then |
‘Cause when little kiddies fidget then I kill them |
Class is now in session, time you learned your lesson |
Stare into the glare until your mind is effervescent |
Bubbling the troubling, you’ll find it less depressing |
Open up your eyes, you’ll be surprised what you might let in |
The violent and the tragic, hiding in the static |
This silent, enigmatic child had better pack it in |
And leave the schedule to the grown-ups |
Revel in the pestilence Auntie Beeb throws up |
As a result of long continuing results in commercial explosives |
Pepsodent’s new, improved formula cleans teeth whiter than ever |
Mhm, it certainly does |
Tune into the madness |
Pictures handpicked to be sickening, queasy |
Tune into the madness |
Transfixed and bewitched by the flickering TV |
Up, hold up, don’t touch that dial |
Look at our isle of muck and bile |
With a saviour clad in a paper bag |
That must be one ugly child |
Gaze into the space between the pixels on the screen |
There, you’ll see a place between the signal and the screams |
Feel the oscillation of the crystal in your dreams |
Just switch off your brain and let it sizzle in the beams |
These scenes, some viewers may find disturbing |
Violent and unnerving, frighteningly alluring |
Slightly stomach churning, why would you be turning over? |
Oh, so many programs for discerning viewers |
Who are just like you |
Eyes locked to the box for the schlock like glue |
Shambling in their droves, scrambling their lobes |
Get mangled in the strobe ‘til you’re cross-eyed too |
Here’s a message to millions of people |
Who are continually pale and washed out, weak and run down |
All I do is bring you pounds and pounds of baby food |
Good, lean butcher’s steak, very satisfying cake |
Impress this fact upon mother |
Boys and girls have overactive oil glands |
Don’t say it like that! |
You’ll make her sound ungainly |
Tune into the madness |
Tubes swimming with miasmic blackness |
Tune into the madness |
Sit glued to your viewing apparatus |
Izzy, wizzy, let’s get busy |
Such a pity diddy kiddies threw a tizzy |
Don’t be silly, what’s the trouble, little Timmy? |
Itty-bitty nippers should be giddy for the TV |
Strange lights are disguised in the bright glare |
Daytime television’s hellish in the right mindset |
Too much time staring’ll make your eyes square |
Any more, you’ll end up like that child there |
Can’t toggle off the gogglebox so pop another bottle top |
Top up your cup and sup the propaganda, prost, mazel tov |
They say it’s challenging to break a daily habit |
Pacified into paralysis, a state of telly addicts |
Maybe one day, the cathode rays will be chromatic |
Bringing colour to the pallor of the faces in the static |
Taking off the mask, my behaviour is erratic |
Claiming to be sane but I’m just asymptomatic |
Wait, did you hear that? |
Someone’s pacing in the attic |
What in the blazes could be making such a racket? |
Ooh, I say, you gave me a fright there |
I think I’m having another little nightmare |
Tune into the madness |
Urchins channel-surfing and subservient to the sadness |
Zoom in with the cameras |
Squirming as the sermon’s stirred into your hippocampus |
Cream |
Not a soap, not a liquid but a dainty cream |
It covers everything easily and beautifully |
And what an eyeful they’re going to get |
Mhm! |
Mhm-hm |
Feast your eyes 'til you’re anaesthetised |
Lead a peaceful life for the cheapest price |
No need to seek advice or plea to Jesus Christ |
In the deep of night, you’ll really see the light |
No one observes just how ominous the world is when monotonous |
Channelling the brightest minds |
Until they turn witless and ponderous |
Their alertness is interred in this infernalest sarcophagus |
The absurd and the preposterous, burned in by the phosphorus |
Uncertain what lurks under the surface of your consciousness? |
Observe it and you’ll learn that it’s perturbing |
Sick and monstrous, keep surfing through diversions |
Uma Therman’s new detergent |
Normal service will return after a word from our sponsors |
Ladies, what’s your problem? |
Gracious! |
I’ve nothing for the Johnson’s yet |
Keep calm, folks |
Buy the gifts that will look more expensive than they are |
Two-hundred different formulations of dynamite |
So powerful that it’ll kill a rat |
Press this secret button right here |
And an authentic western pistol pops out and fires |
Tune into the madness |
A bountiful lineup of schooling and comedy |
Huge wins at the Baftas |
Bound to be prizes when you’re every nominee |
Tune into the madness |
Tune into the madness, once more |
Tune into the madness |
Tune into the madness, encore |
No guest is ever really happy without the right kind of tea |
Well don’t keep staring at it, taste it |
Getting high on life could be habit-forming |
You just can’t grow up fast enough, can you? |