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EVERYBODY
04:24
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You think the dancer is dancing just for you
you keep the lights low and look for angles
learnt what to say so you never tell the truth
the beats won't stop and they will keep shaking
Farewell to memory, leftovers from the wreck
hypnotics flashbacks that terrify me
shed disco light on the way you numb the word
you never will dream the dream of dancers
You think the DJ is playing just for you
you name the grooves and you claim the heavens
all round the world puny punters see you through
you cannot stop 'cause you've got the feeling
Are you the dancer or do you make the rules?
You take the pill, sit and wait for answers
I ran away but I too must play the game
well, what else can I say?
Everybody dance
everybody goes where they want to
Everybody dance
everybody gets what they want
Everybody dance
everybody is where they want to be
and if it makes you feel alright
everybody lost the plot
You think the music was written just for you
to keep your pawns howling your credentials
all round the world puny punters set the mood
'the fallen devil that trots with angels'
Farewell to history, or so god's tweeting you
to lure the plebs into flooded basements
are you the bouncer that smiles all the way through
well, what else can you do?
Everybody dance
everybody goes where they want to
Everybody dance
everybody gets what they want
Everybody dance
everybody is where they want to be
and if it makes you feel alright
everybody lost the plot
Everybody!
Everybody!
(learn to dream the dream of dancers)
Everybody!
(everybody gets what they want)
Everybody!
(learn to dream the dream of dancers)
Everybody!
(everybody gets what they want)
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SNS Sensation London, UK
Synth-pop project marrying the ice-cool elegance of early-80s minimalism to the searing melody of Italo-disco.
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