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from Brian Eno - Desert Island Selection (1994) | |||||
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from Brian Eno - More Blank Than Frank (1994) | |||||
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from Brian Eno - Ambient 1/Music For Airports (2004) | |||||
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from Brian Eno - Ambient 1/Music For Airports (2004) | |||||
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from Brian Eno - Ambient 1/Music For Airports (2004) | |||||
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from Brian Eno - Ambient 1/Music For Airports (2004) | |||||
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from Brian Eno - Ambient 1/Music For Airports (2004) | |||||
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12:07 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Ambient 1/Music For Airports (2004) | |||||
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8:54 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Ambient 1/Music For Airports (2004) | |||||
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8:25 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Ambient 1/Music For Airports (2004) | |||||
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8:54 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Ambient 1/Music For Airports (2004) | |||||
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9:38 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Ambient 1/Music For Airports (2004) | |||||
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10:08 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Ambient 1/Music For Airports (2004) | |||||
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9:38 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Ambient 1/Music For Airports (2004) | |||||
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2:59 | ||||
from Roxy Music - Roxy Music (1972)
Oh I was moved by your screen dream Celluloid pictures of living Your death could not kill our love for you Take two people - romantic Smoky nightclub situation Your cigarette traces a ladder Here's looking at you kid Celebrate years Here's looking at you kid Wipe away tears Long time, since we're together Now I hope it's forever Ideal love flies away now White jacket, mmmn, black tie wings too You gave her away to the hero Words don't express my meaning Notes could not spell out the score But finding not keeping's the lesson Here's looking at you kid Hard to forget Here's looking at you kid At least not yet Your memory stays It lingers ever Will fade away never |
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3:56 | ||||
from Brian Eno, Brian Eno & Various Artists - Music For Films III (2006) | |||||
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4:07 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Ambient 4/On Land (2003) | |||||
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4:08 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Ambient 4/On Land (2003) | |||||
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2:41 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Another Day On Earth (2006) | |||||
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1:06 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Music For Films (1995) | |||||
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1:03 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Music For Films (1995) | |||||
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2:55 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Ambient #3: The Plateaux Of Mirror (2004) | |||||
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3:18 | ||||
from Brian Eno - The Shutov Assembly (2006) | |||||
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4:15 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Nerve Net (2006)
Jolly roger in a pickup
Has a packet on the horses He's a docker with a bucket - Just the ticket in a thicket. Silly sally isn't pally With the crackers in the alley: She's a smacker and a whacker - Wouldn't dally with a slacker. Sally keeping in her locker Little packets for the docker jolly roger (looking pretty, just the sucker for a shocker) Jolly roger in a pickup Has a packet on the horses He's a docker with a bucket - Just the ticket in a thicket. |
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4:43 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Nerve Net (2006)
Jolly roger in a pickup
Has a packet on the horses He's a docker with a bucket - Just the ticket in a thicket. Silly sally isn't pally With the crackers in the alley: She's a smacker and a whacker - Wouldn't dally with a slacker. Sally keeping in her locker Little packets for the docker jolly roger (looking pretty, just the sucker for a shocker) Jolly roger in a pickup Has a packet on the horses He's a docker with a bucket - Just the ticket in a thicket. |
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3:12 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Music For Films (1995) | |||||
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3:13 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Music For Films (1995) | |||||
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4:05 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Apollo/ Atmospheres & Soundtracks (1992) | |||||
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3:24 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Ambient #3: The Plateaux Of Mirror (2004) | |||||
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9:19 | ||||
from Million Dollar Hotel (밀리언 달러 호텔) by Brian Eno [ost] (2000) | |||||
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6:29 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Ambient #3: The Plateaux Of Mirror (2004) | |||||
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4:17 | ||||
from 28 Days Later (28일 후) by John Murphy [ost] (2003) | |||||
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4:26 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Apollo/ Atmospheres & Soundtracks (1992) | |||||
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4:20 | ||||
from Clean (클린) by Brian Eno [ost] (2004) | |||||
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3:37 | ||||
from Million Dollar Hotel (밀리언 달러 호텔) by Brian Eno [ost] (2000) | |||||
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5:50 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Another Day On Earth (2006)
And then so clear to wonder
To wake with open eyes As the snow across the tundra And the rain across the skies And the rain across the skies So much again and weightless In the motherworld of space We fail to form to come to And the razor mountains fade And the day is cursed in shame In these the world we open So much to lose to save To light the highest beacons And the rose of love will bleed And the rose of love will bleed In these the world we open So much to lose and save To light the brightest beacon And the rose of love will bleed And the razor mountains fade And the day is cursed in shame |
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1:28 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Another Green World (2004) | |||||
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1:37 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Another Green World (2004) | |||||
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3:58 | ||||
from James - Wah Wah (2005) | |||||
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1:37 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Music For Films (1995) | |||||
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1:38 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Music For Films (1995) | |||||
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from Brian Eno - Music For Films 3 (2006) | |||||
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4:24 | ||||
from Brian Eno, Brian Eno & Various Artists - Music For Films III (2006) | |||||
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5:19 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Here Come The Warm Jets (1974)
Baby's On Fire
Better throw her in the water Look at her laughing Like a heifer to the slaughter Baby's On Fire And all the laughing boys are bitching Waiting for photos Oh the plot is so bewitching Rescuers row, row Do your best to change the subject Blow the wind blow, blow Lend some assistance to the object Photographers snip-snap Take your time she's only burning This kind of experience Is necessary for her learning If you'd be my flotsam I could be half the man I used to They said you were hot stuff And that's what baby's been reduced to Juanita and Juan Very clever with maracas Making their fortune Selling second-hand tobaccos Juan dances at Chico's And when the clients are addicted He empties their ashtrays And pockets all that he's collected But baby's on fire And all the instruments agree that Her temperature's rising But any idiot would know that Bitter-Sweet Andy Mackay And Brian Ferry Well this is such A sad affair I've opened up my heart So many times But now it's closed Oh my dear Every salted tear It wrings Bitter-sweet applause But when the show's in full swing Every once in a while High stepping chorus lines Mean I'm forgetting Mein lullaby - liebchen How rich in contrast Love can be Sometimes I'm quite amused To see it twist and turn To taste - both sweet and dry These vintage years! Lovers you consume, my friend As others their wine Nein, dass ist nicht Das Ende der Welt Gestrandet an Leben und Kunst Und das Spiel geht weiter Wie man weiss Noch viele Schoenste ... Wiedersehn And now, as you turn to leave You try to force a smile - As if to compensate - Then you break down and cry |
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5:20 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Here Come The Warm Jets (1974)
Baby's on fire
Better throw her in the water Look at her laughing Like a heifer to the slaughter Baby's on fire And all the laughing boys are bitching Waiting for photos Oh the plot is so bewitching Rescuers row row Do your best to change the subject Blow the wind blow blow Lend some assistance to the object Photographers snip snap Take your time she's only burning This kind of experience Is necessary for her learning If you'll be my flotsam I could be half the man I used to They said you were hot stuff And that's what Baby's been reduced to... Juanita and Juan Very clever with maraccas Making their fortunes Selling second-hand tobaccoes Juan dances at Chico's And when the clients are evicted He empties the ashtrays And pockets all that he's collected But Baby's on fire! And all the instruments agree that Her temperature's rising But any idiot would know that. |
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5:01 | ||||
from Eight-O-One - 801 Live (2011) | |||||
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5:21 | ||||
from Eight-O-One - 801 Live (2011) | |||||
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3:19 | ||||
from Brian Eno - The Drop (2006) | |||||
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5:16 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Desert Island Selection (1994)
These are your orders, seems like it's do it or die
So please read them closely When you've learnt them be sure that you eat them up They're specially flavoured with burgundy, Tizer and rye Twelve sheets of foolscap, don't ask me why. We hit the jungle just as it starts to monsoon Our maps showed no rainfall All the boys were depressed by this circumstance Trust in the weather to bless agricultural man Who gives birth to more farmhands, don't ask me why. Fifteen was chosen because he was dumb Seven because he was blind I got the job because I was so mean While somehow appearing so kind Drifting about through the cauliflower trees With a cauliflower ear for the birds The Squadron assembled what senses they had And this is the sound that they heard Back at headquarters khaki decisions are made File under 'Futile', that should give you its main point of reference It's all so confusing, what with pythons and then deadly flies But to them it's a picnic, don't ask me why. Thirteen was chosen because of his luck Eleven because of his feet One got signed up for exceptional pluck Another because he was mute Roaming about through the gelatin swamps With a gelatin eye on the stripes The Squadron assembled what senses they had And this is the sound that they heard Back in Blighty there was you There were milkmen every morning But/Fuck these endless shiny trees Never used to be that way. |
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from Brian Eno - More Blank Than Frank (1994)
These are your orders, seems like it's do it or die
So please read them closely When you've learnt them be sure that you eat them up They're specially flavoured with burgundy, Tizer and rye Twelve sheets of foolscap, don't ask me why. We hit the jungle just as it starts to monsoon Our maps showed no rainfall All the boys were depressed by this circumstance Trust in the weather to bless agricultural man Who gives birth to more farmhands, don't ask me why. Fifteen was chosen because he was dumb Seven because he was blind I got the job because I was so mean While somehow appearing so kind Drifting about through the cauliflower trees With a cauliflower ear for the birds The Squadron assembled what senses they had And this is the sound that they heard Back at headquarters khaki decisions are made File under 'Futile', that should give you its main point of reference It's all so confusing, what with pythons and then deadly flies But to them it's a picnic, don't ask me why. Thirteen was chosen because of his luck Eleven because of his feet One got signed up for exceptional pluck Another because he was mute Roaming about through the gelatin swamps With a gelatin eye on the stripes The Squadron assembled what senses they had And this is the sound that they heard Back in Blighty there was you There were milkmen every morning But/Fuck these endless shiny trees Never used to be that way. |
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5:16 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) (1996)
These are your orders, seems like it's do it or die
So please read them closely When you've learnt them be sure that you eat them up They're specially flavoured with burgundy, Tizer and rye Twelve sheets of foolscap, don't ask me why. We hit the jungle just as it starts to monsoon Our maps showed no rainfall All the boys were depressed by this circumstance Trust in the weather to bless agricultural man Who gives birth to more farmhands, don't ask me why. Fifteen was chosen because he was dumb Seven because he was blind I got the job because I was so mean While somehow appearing so kind Drifting about through the cauliflower trees With a cauliflower ear for the birds The Squadron assembled what senses they had And this is the sound that they heard Back at headquarters khaki decisions are made File under 'Futile', that should give you its main point of reference It's all so confusing, what with pythons and then deadly flies But to them it's a picnic, don't ask me why. Thirteen was chosen because of his luck Eleven because of his feet One got signed up for exceptional pluck Another because he was mute Roaming about through the gelatin swamps With a gelatin eye on the stripes The Squadron assembled what senses they had And this is the sound that they heard Back in Blighty there was you There were milkmen every morning But/Fuck these endless shiny trees Never used to be that way. |
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5:15 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) (1996)
These are your orders, seems like it's do it or die
So please read them closely When you've learnt them be sure that you eat them up They're specially flavoured with burgundy, Tizer and rye Twelve sheets of foolscap, don't ask me why. We hit the jungle just as it starts to monsoon Our maps showed no rainfall All the boys were depressed by this circumstance Trust in the weather to bless agricultural man Who gives birth to more farmhands, don't ask me why. Fifteen was chosen because he was dumb Seven because he was blind I got the job because I was so mean While somehow appearing so kind Drifting about through the cauliflower trees With a cauliflower ear for the birds The Squadron assembled what senses they had And this is the sound that they heard Back at headquarters khaki decisions are made File under 'Futile', that should give you its main point of reference It's all so confusing, what with pythons and then deadly flies But to them it's a picnic, don't ask me why. Thirteen was chosen because of his luck Eleven because of his feet One got signed up for exceptional pluck Another because he was mute Roaming about through the gelatin swamps With a gelatin eye on the stripes The Squadron assembled what senses they had And this is the sound that they heard Back in Blighty there was you There were milkmen every morning But/Fuck these endless shiny trees Never used to be that way. |
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3:44 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Before And After Science (2003)
Backwater
We're sailing at the edges of time Backwater We're drifting at the waterline Oh, we're floating in the coastal waters You and me and the porter's daughters Ooh what to do, not a sausage to do And the shorter of the porter's daughters Dips her hand in the deadly waters Ooh what to do, in a tiny canoe Black water There were six of us but now we are five We're all talking To keep the conversation alive There was a senator from Ecuador Who talked about a meteor That crashed on a hill in the south of Peru And was found by a conquistador Who took it to the Emperor And he passed it on to a Turkish guru His daughter Was slated for becoming divine He taught her He taught her how to split and define But if you study the logistics And heuristics of the mystics You will find that their minds rarely move in a line So it's much more realistic To abandon such ballistics And resign to be trapped on a leaf in the vine |
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3:44 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Before And After Science (2003)
Backwater
We're sailing at the edges of time Backwater We're drifting at the waterline Oh, we're floating in the coastal waters You and me and the porter's daughters Ooh what to do, not a sausage to do And the shorter of the porter's daughters Dips her hand in the deadly waters Ooh what to do, in a tiny canoe Black water There were six of us but now we are five We're all talking To keep the conversation alive There was a senator from Ecuador Who talked about a meteor That crashed on a hill in the south of Peru And was found by a conquistador Who took it to the Emperor And he passed it on to a Turkish guru His daughter Was slated for becoming divine He taught her He taught her how to split and define But if you study the logistics And heuristics of the mystics You will find that their minds rarely move in a line So it's much more realistic To abandon such ballistics And resign to be trapped on a leaf in the vine |
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from Brian Eno - Music For Films 3 (2006) | |||||
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5:19 | ||||
from Brian Eno, Brian Eno & Various Artists - Music For Films III (2006) | |||||
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5:30 | ||||
from James - Wah Wah (2005)
Rain, rain’s floating down again
Surround your mind Soft cloud, take me around again On your rain My dreams tell me everything Surprise around Call out your name I need help again For all love brigade What you was, said is sure Running on the seventh floor Do it all, let it slide Breathe yourself goodbye See it all through the wall Living outside again Need a long way to go Said you our escape I died, when you fall again Say out I lied I love feeling small again All around, satisfied |
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1:06 | ||||
from Million Dollar Hotel (밀리언 달러 호텔) by Brian Eno [ost] (2000) | |||||
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4:41 | ||||
from Roxy Music - For Your Pleasure (1973)
Valerie please believe it never could work out
The time to make plans has passed faded away Oooh the way you look makes my starry eyes shiver Then I look away too much for one day One thing we share is an ideal of beauty Treasure so rare that even devils might care Your swimming pool eyes in sea breezes they flutter The coconut tears heavy lidded they shed Swaying palms at your feet you're the pride of your street While you worship the sun summer lover of fun Gold number with neighbours who said that you'll go far Maybe someday be a star a fast mover like you And your dreams will all come true ... All of my hope and my inspiration I drew from you our life's patterns drawn in sand But the winds could not erase the memory of your face Deep in the night plying very strange cargo Our soul ships pass by solo trips to the stars in the sky Gliding so far that the eye cannot follow Where do they go? We'll never know |
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3:56 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Another Green World (2004) | |||||
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3:57 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Another Green World (2004) | |||||
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1:57 | ||||
from Brian Eno - The Drop (2006) | |||||
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2:02 | ||||
from Roxy Music - Roxy Music (1972)
At last the crimson chord cascade To shower dry cordials within Too late to leap the chocolate gate Pale fountains fizzing forth pink gin While destiny begins to fly The farmyard chorus sings its wake Upstanding anthem to the sky Too soon to realise their fate You were the raven of October I knew the sign you flew around Up in the air so high above me Never needed to look down I never thought I'd be a rover I didn't even look around But now I know you've found another So will someone please find me Give now the host his claret cup And watch Madeira's farewell drink Note his reaction acid sharp Should make the cognoscenti think |
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3:37 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Here Come The Warm Jets (1974)
Blank Frank is the messenger of your doom and your destruction
Yes, he is the one who will set you up as nothing And he is one who will look at you sideways His particular skill is leaving bombs in people's driveways. Blank Frank has a memory that's as cold as an iceberg The only time he speaks is in incomprehensible proverbs Blank Frank is the siren, he's the air-raid, he's the crater He's on the menu, on the table, he's the knife and he's the waiter |
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3:36 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Here Come The Warm Jets (1974)
Blank Frank is the messenger of your doom and your destruction
Yes, he is the one who will set you up as nothing And he is one who will look at you sideways His particular skill is leaving bombs in people's driveways. Blank Frank has a memory that's as cold as an iceberg The only time he speaks is in incomprehensible proverbs Blank Frank is the siren, he's the air-raid, he's the crater He's on the menu, on the table, he's the knife and he's the waiter |
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2:54 | ||||
from Brian Eno - The Drop (2006) | |||||
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2:51 | ||||
from Brian Eno - The Drop (2006) | |||||
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7:09 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Drawn From Life (2001) | |||||
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7:09 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Drawn From Life (2001) | |||||
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3:10 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Another Day On Earth (2006)
My body
So thin So tired Beaten for years Ploughshare to bomb So hard Bonebomb Bonebomb Bonebomb My town So dusty So dry Buildings pushed over Lives heat together Young girls dreaming of beautiful deaths Pop star pictures above their beds Above their heads Troops Everything stolen Except my bones Now I am only bone I waited for peace And here is my peace Here in this still last minute of my life |
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2:07 | ||||
from Brian Eno - The Drop (2006) | |||||
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3:16 | ||||
from James - Wah Wah (2005)
Do you really wanna go on like this
Do you really wanna go on like this Do you really wanna go on like this Get to the bottom of the well Do you really wanna go on like this Do you really wanna go on like this Do you really wanna go on like this Get to the bottom of the well |
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3:59 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Another Day On Earth (2006)
Great lines of numbers
All bright and shiny All through the ether Some huge, some tiny All though the ether From France to China Unite the people All bottomliners Some brass, some paper, Some gold, some silver, Some full of promise, Some full of anger, In ranks of thousands They fall and stumble All bottomliners We make the number And in the future, New forms of romance: Grenade and landmine In twilit silence With hands that tremble And lives that flounder All bottomliners All undergrounders All undergrounders All undergrounders All undergrounders |
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4:19 | ||||
from Clean (클린) by Brian Eno [ost] (2004) | |||||
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8:17 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Discreet Music (2003) | |||||
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8:13 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Discreet Music (2003) | |||||
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2:44 | ||||
from James - Wah Wah (2005)
I'm building a fire
A flame for always I'm living on fire A flame for always I'm living like fire A flame for always I'm building a fire A flame for always I'm living like fire A flame for always How long to go Before this flame dies How long to burn Before I blaze away I blaze away So long to all my friends And those who taunted me To those who lead me on To those who... |
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6:50 | ||||
from James - Wah Wah (2005) | |||||
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3:18 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) (1996)
When I got back home I found a message on the door
Sweet Regina's gone to China crosslegged on the floor Of a burning jet that's smoothly flying Burning airlines give you so much more How does she intend to live when she's in far Cathay I somehow can't imagine her just planting rice all day Maybe she will do a bit of spying With microcameras hidden in her hair I guess Regina's on a plane a Newsweek on her knees While miles below the curlews call from strangely stunted trees The painted sage sits just as though he's flying Regina's jet disturbs his wispy beard. When you reach Kyoto send a postcard if you can And please convey my fond regards to Chih-Hao's girl Yu-Lan I heard a rumour they were getting married But someone left the papers in Japan. Left them in Japan. |
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3:17 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) (1996)
When I got back home I found a message on the door
Sweet Regina's gone to China crosslegged on the floor Of a burning jet that's smoothly flying Burning airlines give you so much more How does she intend to live when she's in far Cathay I somehow can't imagine her just planting rice all day Maybe she will do a bit of spying With microcameras hidden in her hair I guess Regina's on a plane a Newsweek on her knees While miles below the curlews call from strangely stunted trees The painted sage sits just as though he's flying Regina's jet disturbs his wispy beard. When you reach Kyoto send a postcard if you can And please convey my fond regards to Chih-Hao's girl Yu-Lan I heard a rumour they were getting married But someone left the papers in Japan. Left them in Japan. |
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1:49 | ||||
from Brian Eno - The Drop (2006) | |||||
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3:03 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Before And After Science (2003)
Here we are
Stuck by this river, You and I Underneath a sky that's ever falling down, down, down Ever falling down. Through the day As if on an ocean Waiting here, Always failing to remember why we came, came, came: I wonder why we came. You talk to me as if from a distance And I reply With impressions chosen from another time, time, time, From another time. |
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3:04 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Before And After Science (2003)
Here we are
Stuck by this river, You and I Underneath a sky that's ever falling down, down, down Ever falling down. Through the day As if on an ocean Waiting here, Always failing to remember why we came, came, came: I wonder why we came. You talk to me as if from a distance And I reply With impressions chosen from another time, time, time, From another time. |
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3:02 | ||||
from New 논스톱 III (뉴논스톱 III) [ost] (2003)
Here we are
Stuck by this river, You and I Underneath a sky that's ever falling down, down, down Ever falling down. Through the day As if on an ocean Waiting here, Always failing to remember why we came, came, came: I wonder why we came. You talk to me as if from a distance And I reply With impressions chosen from another time, time, time, From another time. |
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4:26 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Another Day On Earth (2006)
Caught between
The Earth and the sky What too long And what too high Fallen free and holding on Nothing there at all Dropped and lifted Gotta breathe Bottom drifting On the way Holding just a few poor words And nothing at all Reaching out To still the sand No light connects The breaking moments Drifting to another shore There's nothing here That I could change at all Nothing at all Forced to be A broken line Let to hold What we could find Then to learn And go again Nothing sorted out High above A single bird It drifts about The dead volcano Who's to lose And who's to find There's nothing here That I could choose at all Choose at all.. |
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3:05 | ||||
from Brian Eno - The Shutov Assembly (2006) | |||||
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3:08 | ||||
from Roxy Music - Roxy Music (1972)
I never thought I'd seen you again Where have you been until now' Well how are you' how have you been' It's a long time since we last met It seems like yesterday when I First saw you in your red dress smile How could I forget that day I know that time spent well is so rare |
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4:44 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) (1996)
In the haze of the morning, China sits on Eternity
And the opium farmers sell dreams to obscure fraternities On the horizon the curtains are closing Down in the orchard the aunties and uncles play their games (like it seems they always have done) In the blue distance the vertical offices bear their names (like it seems they always have done) Clocks ticking slowly, dividing the day up These poor girls are such fun they know what God gave them fingers for (to make percussion over solos) China my China, I've wandered around and you're still here (which I guess you should be proud of) Your walls have enclosed you, have kept you at home for thousands of years (but there's something I should tell you) All the young boys are dressing like sailors I remember a man who jumped out from a window over the bay (there was hardly a raised eyebrow) The coroner told me 'This kind of thing happens every day' You see, from a pagoda, the world is so tidy. |
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4:45 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) (1996)
In the haze of the morning, China sits on Eternity
And the opium farmers sell dreams to obscure fraternities On the horizon the curtains are closing Down in the orchard the aunties and uncles play their games (like it seems they always have done) In the blue distance the vertical offices bear their names (like it seems they always have done) Clocks ticking slowly, dividing the day up These poor girls are such fun they know what God gave them fingers for (to make percussion over solos) China my China, I've wandered around and you're still here (which I guess you should be proud of) Your walls have enclosed you, have kept you at home for thousands of years (but there's something I should tell you) All the young boys are dressing like sailors I remember a man who jumped out from a window over the bay (there was hardly a raised eyebrow) The coroner told me 'This kind of thing happens every day' You see, from a pagoda, the world is so tidy. |
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3:26 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Here Come The Warm Jets (1974)
Cindy tells me, the rich girls are weeping
Cindy tells me, they've given up sleeping alone And now they're so confused by their new freedoms And she tells me they're selling up their maisonettes Left the Hotpoints to rust in the kitchenettes And they're saving their labour for insane reading. Some of them lose - and some of them lose But that's what they want - and that's what they choose It's a burden - such a burden Oh what a burden to be so relied on. Cindy tell me, what will they do with their lives Living quietly like labourer's wives Perhaps they'll re-acquire those things they've all disposed of. |
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3:25 | ||||
from Brian Eno - Here Come The Warm Jets (1974)
Cindy tells me, the rich girls are weeping
Cindy tells me, they've given up sleeping alone And now they're so confused by their new freedoms And she tells me they're selling up their maisonettes Left the Hotpoints to rust in the kitchenettes And they're saving their labour for insane reading. Some of them lose - and some of them lose But that's what they want - and that's what they choose It's a burden - such a burden Oh what a burden to be so relied on. Cindy tell me, what will they do with their lives Living quietly like labourer's wives Perhaps they'll re-acquire those things they've all disposed of. |
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from Million Dollar Hotel (밀리언 달러 호텔) by Brian Eno [ost] (2000)
I know you're so sad
So sad you can't cry But I know you let go Although you can't remember why Your lipstick don't fit Your strap's coming loose You're out in the hall Waltzing the blues Now you hurt somewhere They won't find a bruise You've been learning to walk In those dancin' shoes I had a mama She told me 'bout you She said true love don't lie You touch that woman And the smoke won't leave your eyes You're talking, you walk 'Cause you can't refuse Learning to walk In those dancin' shoes Now you hurt somewhere They won't find a bruise Learning to walk In those dancin' shoes |
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from Brian Eno - Here Come The Warm Jets (1974)
Oh cheeky cheeky
Oh naughty sneeky You're so perceptive and I wonder how you knew. But these finks don't walk too well A bad sense of direction And so they stumble round in threes Such a strange collection. Oh you headless chicken Can those poor teeth take so much kicking? You're always so charming As you peck your way up there. And these finks don't dress too well No discrimination To be a zombie all the time Requires such dedication. Oh please, sir will you let it go by 'Cos I failed both tests with my legs both tied In my place the stuff is all there I've been ever so sad for a very long time My my they wanted the works can you this and that I never got a letter back More for me bless my soul More for me bless my soul. Oh perfect masters They thrive on disasters They all look so harmless Till they find there way up there. But dead finks don't talk too well They've got a shaky sense of diction It's not so much a living hell It's just a dying fiction. |
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from Brian Eno - Here Come The Warm Jets (1974)
Oh cheeky cheeky
Oh naughty sneeky You're so perceptive and I wonder how you knew. But these finks don't walk too well A bad sense of direction And so they stumble round in threes Such a strange collection. Oh you headless chicken Can those poor teeth take so much kicking? You're always so charming As you peck your way up there. And these finks don't dress too well No discrimination To be a zombie all the time Requires such dedication. Oh please, sir will you let it go by 'Cos I failed both tests with my legs both tied In my place the stuff is all there I've been ever so sad for a very long time My my they wanted the works can you this and that I never got a letter back More fool me bless my soul More fool me bless my soul. Oh perfect masters They thrive on disasters They all look so harmless Till they find there way up there. But dead finks don't talk too well They've got a shaky sense of diction It's not so much a living hell It's just a dying fiction. |
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from Brian Eno - Nerve Net (2006) |