In The Echo Chamber
(Dave Faulkner)
As I was out walking home alone one night,
I saw this man approaching - he wore a coat of white.
He said, "You don't know me, but you'll very soon find out!"
Then the world was darkness as a cloth
clamped around my mouth.
Where am I? I don't know
(How can I escape?)
Slowly I recovered. My head was aching bad.
I was laying on the carpet inside this madman's lab.
Then a voice was speaking from behind a glass-walled booth
It said, "Welcome stranger, we've got
some serious work to do !"
Where am l? Someone say more!
(What's his fiendish plan?)
He said "You're my guinea-pig,
I'm an Unsound Engineer
I'm going to see how much a man can dig
A thousand voices in his ever-decreasing human ear"
In the Echo Chamber I almost went insane,
Even my own heartbeat caused my eardrum pain.
It was like a Phil Spector nightmare: the echo machine ran wild
It was louder, getting louder - I thought that I would die.
Where am l? Say more!
I never got out of there though I've tried and tried
For twenty-more years
That's why I am where I am now
Where Am l?
I'm gonna tear it down before I go...
(Ah, c'mon, Michaelangelo: you know)
|
|
