
Date of issue: 31.12.2000
Record label: mammoth
Song language: English
Zeroes & Ones |
She talks to her television. |
Changing channels with her mind. |
When this new world turns politic, |
she just slips in between their sighs. |
And we talk when the talking is good. |
Saying over and over. |
Maybe we should run. |
While the running is run down. |
I know forgiveness tastes like dry salt in your mouth. |
I temper all the alcohol with names that I don’t say out loud. |
There’s a cloud that hangs around my house. |
Electric signals, zeroes and ones. |
They accompany the Headline News with hairpin turns and domestic bombs. |
And I look when the looking is good. |
But I can’t ever uncover. |
All the faces I turned away slowly turned into one another. |
I have made my decision to hang around inside. |
But I can’t get to the places that I want to go from where I hide. |
Believe the path is round. |
Over and over. |
A peaceful underground. |
Hiding from the numbers. |
Believe in living cells. |
I know you’re heavy bored. |
Belief in peace invents a man with a heart of gold. |
Peace don’t betray me now. |
I’ll find you out, in the empty corners of a restless mind. |
I have made my illusions bend. |
I bury them when I shut my eyes. |
I would hold hands, if holding was good. |
If it could hold us together. |
Zeroes and ones, zeroes and ones. |
Yes, your name’s become a number. |
I have made my decision to hang around inside. |
But I can’t get to the places that I want to go from where I hide. |
No, I’ll never find the places that I want to go from where I hide. |
Name | Year |
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My My | 1995 |
Cumbersome | 1995 |
Water's Edge | 1995 |
Headstrong | 1995 |
Lame | 1995 |
Over Your Shoulder | 2005 |
Devil Boy | 1995 |
Roderigo | 1995 |
Anything | 1995 |
People Like New | 1997 |
Player Piano | 1997 |
This Evening's Great Excuse | 1997 |
What Angry Blue? | 1997 |
Rock Crown | 1997 |
Gone Away | 1997 |
Oven | 1997 |
Needle Can't Burn (What the Needle Can't Find) | 1997 |
I Could Be Wrong | 1997 |
Home Stretch | 1997 |
Make up Your Mind | 1997 |