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| FEBRUARY 2001 |
| UNEQUIVOCAL LOVE SCENE (THE SEA WILL FORGIVE YOU) (MUSCUTT) Quicksilver beach scene observe through your tainted eyes obtrusive afternoon means it�s not going your way But when the clock strikes you�ll know it�s time to believe in everything you�ve seen Unequivocal love scene imitates your wasted days Positive blood test means it�s not going your way but the sea will forgive you The sea will forgive you in the meantime you�ll learn to believe in everything you�ve seen I always imagined this song as being a nice piece to put at the end of a film or something. Its written like a poem, but can be played like a song I think. SPINALCORD (MUSCUTT) Touch something you shouldn�t go with the noises we are the new kids we are the new kids on your block And we�re taking everything, everything you own sights in the window framed like a TV screen Something steals away behind you but you never see it This was edited right down to the bare minimum, for reasons that I forget. I think it was because I went off on a tangent that involved a mini-story of this woman getting dressed. She spots this car drive past her window and feels a tingle down her spine when she realises this stranger is watching her get dressed, but I cut that bit out. RAILWAY TRACKS (MUSCUTT) Down by the railway tracks lies a girl who�s not herself tonight Down by the railway tracks lies a girl who�s not herself again it�s so sad to see she�ll never make it back to me There�s nothing more to say we all saw the news today And we sigh �cos it�s so sad to see she�ll never make it back to me Another nice little song, not dissimilar to �Unequivocal Love Scene� which is like a little story in itself. It�s about this girl who gets raped and killed by a railway line, and the newspaper story reporting it. I suppose I could have made it longer, but I thought I�d not give away too much in the song about what happens with the girl�s parents and just leave it as it is. |
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