Freezin, rests his head on a pillow made of concrete,again
Oh, feelin maybe hell see a little better set a days, ooh yeah
Oh, hand out, faces that he sees time again ain't that familiar, ooh yeah
Oh, dark grin, he cant help, when hes happy looks insane, oh yeah
Even flow, thoughts arrive like butterflies
Oh, he don't know, so he chases them away, yeah...ooh...
Oh, someday yet, hell begin his life again ... life again ... life again ...
Kneelin, looking through the paper though he doesn't know to read, ooh yeah
Oh, prayin, now to something that has never showed him anything
Oh, feelin, understands the weather of the winters on its way
Oh, ceilings, few and far between all the legal halls of shame, yeah...
Even flow, thoughts arrive like butterflies
Oh, he don't know, so he chases them away, yeah...
Someday yet, hell begin his life again
Oh, whispering hands, gently lead, lead him away...him away, him away...
Yeah! woo...ah yeah...fuck it up...
Even flow, thoughts arrive like butterflies
Oh, he don't know, so he chases them away...
Ooh, someday yet, hell begin his life again, yeah
Oh, whispering hands, gently lead, lead him away...him away...him away...
Yeah! woo...uh huh...yeah, yeah, mommy, mommy...
Tool comes up with its own kind of music again. Vicarious is probably the best song in their new album - 10,000 days. This song is about American obsession with the television, and "Living Vicariously" through various television characters. It also touches upon the American obsession with violence in television, a very psychological view on how we as a culture tend to need to watch other people or things die in order to continue feeling good about our own lives, and how when a war occurs (The Iraq War) we tend to need to watch "While the whole world dies." Source Songfacts | |
They simply cant keep bollywood out of the mix. It took some time to get the much needed recognition but now we see that even the OSCAR academy is considering songs from the Bollywood world. They say that Bollywood is synonymous with musicals. All the three nominations are those composed by AR Rahman. One movie that stood out last year (both in terms of music and direction/movie) was Rang De Basanti.
Rakeysh Mehra, director of "Basanti," says it was difficult to choose among the many songs in that film, but he went with Rahman's choices. Songs in 'Basanti,' are like the soul of the movie. UTV has submitted "Khalbali" and "Luka Chuppi" from the movie. Also, tune from the movie "Water" has been nominated as Canada's foreign-language candidate.
... hone hone de nasha, khone khone ko hai kya
ek saans mein pee ja, zara zindagi chadha
hai yeh toh ek jashan, tu thirakne de kadam
abhi saanson mein hai dam, abhi chalne de sitam
khalbali hai khalbali - hai khalbali
Labels: AR Rahman, Bollywood, Canada, Hollywood, India, Lagaan, Music, OSCAR, Rang De Basanti, RDB, US, UTV, Water
