Dari

PERFORMING ARTISTS
David Sylvian
David Sylvian
Vocals
Werner Dafeldecker
Werner Dafeldecker
Acoustic Bass Guitar
Michael Moser
Michael Moser
Cello
Christian Fennesz
Christian Fennesz
Guitar
John Tilbury
John Tilbury
Piano
Keith Rowe
Keith Rowe
Guitar
Franz Hautzinger
Franz Hautzinger
Trumpet
Yoshihide Otomo
Yoshihide Otomo
Turntables
Katinka Kleijn
Katinka Kleijn
Cello
Wendy Richman
Wendy Richman
Viola
Jennifer Curtis
Jennifer Curtis
Violin
Michi Wiancko
Michi Wiancko
Violin
Dai Fujikura
Dai Fujikura
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
David Sylvian
David Sylvian
Composer
Werner Dafeldecker
Werner Dafeldecker
Composer
Michael Moser
Michael Moser
Composer
Christian Fennesz
Christian Fennesz
Composer
Keith Rowe
Keith Rowe
Composer
Dai Fujikura
Dai Fujikura
String Arranger
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
David Sylvian
David Sylvian
Producer
Neil Tucker
Neil Tucker
Engineer
Sebastian Lexer
Sebastian Lexer
Engineer
Toshihiko Kasai
Toshihiko Kasai
Engineer
Christoph Amann
Christoph Amann
Engineer
Dai Fujikura
Dai Fujikura
Mixing Engineer

Lirik

Under yellow light
Comes the face of tomorrow
Lights the fuse
Gives meaning to
All that was previously hollow
To a soundtrack of silence
And mute aspiration
The express train to Heathrow
First of the morning
Is leaving the station
Our reckless sun rises
On the tip of the iceberg
Hidden in plain sight
Still alive and full of surprises
A generation gone soft
Over new acquisitions that can't take the edge off
I've put away my childish things
Abandoned my silence too
For the future will contain
Random acts of senseless violence
The targets hit will be non-specific
We'll roll the numbers play with chance
All suitable locations planned in advance
Someone's back kitchen stacked like a factory
With improvised devices, there's bound to injuries
With improvised devices
No phone-ins, no courtesy, no kindness
For the future will contain
Random acts of senseless violence
And it's not just the boredom
It's something endemic
It's the fear of disorder
Stretched to its limits
And the safety of numbers is just a contrivance
For the future will contain
Random acts of senseless violence
Democracy is very
Democracy is very merry
Written by: Christian Fennesz, David Sylvian, Keith Rowe, Michael Moser, Werner Dafeldecker
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