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If we stand still, we die. Only through continual renewal do we grow, and the enemy of this growth is the TVs Remote Control. An acoustic ballad, blue in colour, angry in tone. |
CD: Songs from the Middle Ages
Credits: gpwayne |
Story Behind the Song
It isn't just old people who collapse into an armchair to spend their days flicking through the channels. I do it myself, caught in the act, hopping from poisonous toadstool to toadstool, instead of getting up off my arse (as we say in England) and doing something. If we had to get up and cross the room every time we needed to escape some rubbish, we'd soon get fed up with it. As it is, the opiate of the masses has left us all in a waking coma induced by a Remote Control.
Lyrics
Activate the sensors
Beam the infra-red
Knowing that the signals
Come from in your head
Find the will to stay alive
Don't be bought and sold
A slave remains a slave
Until a slave grows old
A slave grows old
Remote control
Alienation
Break down of verbal
Communication
Do you wonder who's finger
Hovers forever
Waiting to push
Your remote control
Machines were made to serve us
Yet a monster rears its head
Taking from the hand and mouth
Its labour and its bread
Chill, the wind of freedom
A hunger dulled when fed
With bellies full of frozen food
We can chill out to the soaps instead
Remote control...
So dive into a vacuum
Of images in glass
Remotely sensed, remotely felt
A catatonic farce
You got no blood circulating
No experiences read
If you don't take up a challenge
You are as good as dead
As good as dead…
Remote control
Alienation
Break down of verbal
Communication
Do you wonder who's finger
Hovers forever
Waiting to push
Your remote control
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