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Brian Eno ~ Driving Me Backwards


Ohohohohohohoh oh Doo doo doo doo doo doo dah I'll be there. Oh driving me backwards Kids like me Gotta be crazy Moving me forwards You must think that i'm lazy Meet my relations All of them Grinning like facepacks Such sweet inspirations Curl me up A flag in an icecap Now i've found a sweetheart Treats me good just like an armchair I try to think about nothing Difficult I'm most temperamental I gave up my good living Typical I'm almost sentimental Ah luana's black reptiles Sliding around Make chemical choices And she responds as expected To the only sound Hysterical voices And you - you're driving me backwards Kids like me have gotta be crazzzzzy i-i-i-i-i-i-i Doo doo doo dodoo dodah i'll be there more free lyrics

Ohohohohohohoh oh
Doo doo doo doo doo doo dah
I'll be there.

Oh driving me backwards
Kids like me
Gotta be crazy
Moving me forwards
You must think that i'm lazy
Meet my relations
All of them
Grinning like facepacks
Such sweet inspirations
Curl me up
A flag in an icecap
Now i've found a sweetheart
Treats me good just like an armchair

I try to think about nothing
Difficult
I'm most temperamental
I gave up my good living
Typical
I'm almost sentimental
Ah luana's black reptiles
Sliding around
Make chemical choices
And she responds as expected
To the only sound
Hysterical voices
And you - you're driving me backwards
Kids like me have gotta be crazzzzzy i-i-i-i-i-i-i
Doo doo doo dodoo dodah i'll be there

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