Crédits
INTERPRÉTATION
Alisha Weir
Chant
The Cast of Roald Dahl's Matilda The Musical
Ensemble
Isobel Griffiths Ltd
Orchestre
John Mills
Direction d’orchestre
Laurie Perkins
Direction d’orchestre
COMPOSITION ET PAROLES
Tim Minchin
Composition
Dennis Kelly
Livre
PRODUCTION ET INGÉNIERIE
Christopher Nightingale
Production
Rupert Coulson
Ingénierie de mixage
Cicely Balston
Ingénierie de mastérisation
Tom Jenkins
Ingénierie de montage
Yann McCullough
Ingénierie de montage
Paroles
Have you ever wondered
Well, I have
About how when I say, say, red
For example, there's no way of knowing
If red means the same thing in your head
As red means in my head when someone says red
And how if we are travelling at almost the speed of light
And we're holding a light
That light would still travel away from us
At the full speed of light which seems right in a way
But I'm trying to say
I'm not sure, but I wonder if inside my head
I'm not just a bit different from some of my friends
These answers that come into my mind unbidden
These stories delivered to me fully written
And when everyone shouts like they seem to like shouting
The noise in my head is incredibly loud
And I just wish they'd stop my dad and my mom
And the telly, and stories would stop for just once
And I'm sorry I'm not quite explaining it right
But this noise becomes anger, and the anger is light
And its burning inside me would usually fade
But it isn't today, and the heat and the shouting
And my heart is pounding, and my eyes are burning
And suddenly everything, everything is...
Quiet
Like silence but not really silent
Just that still sort of quiet
Like the sound of a page being turned in a book
Or a pause in a walk in the woods
Quiet
Like silence but not really silent
Just that nice kind of quiet
Like the sound when you lie upside down in your bed
Just the sound of your heart in your head
And though the people around me
Their mouths are still moving
The words they are forming
Cannot reach me anymore
And it is quiet
And I am warm
Like I've sailed
Into the eye of the storm
Written by: Tim Minchin

