A Rhythm Doing A Rhythm Akira The Don & Alan Watts (Ft. Alan Watts)

And so as a result of there always being a kind of gap, that's the gap you know like where the electric spark jumps
That's the thing behind your head, behind your eyes that you can never get to look at, it's the gap. And because of that little gap, the circle doesn't just revolve in a dull way, just go around, and around, and around type of boring thing
It has rhythm
See if I say, “Yoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee;”
No rhythm, see, it's just one long sound
After a while you'd say, "Oh cut it out," or we just become insensitive to it
What we want to hear is the breaking you see?
And we want to hear and vanish, and come back again, and so on
And that sets up a rhythm, and that becomes interesting
That's putting gaps between, you see we need those gaps
We need those gaps. See?

[Chorus]
You find that you're a rhythm doing a rhythm
You find that you're a rhythm doing a rhythm
You find that you're a rhythm doing a rhythm
Rhythm doing a rhythm
Rhythm doing a rhythm doing a rhythm
You find that you're a rhythm doing a rhythm
You'll find that you're a rhythm doing a rhythm
You find that you're a rhythm doing a rhythm
And behind that there's another rhythm doing a rhythm

Now you see it, now you don't, Now you see it, now you don't
Oh, that's pretty dull
So, now you see it, now you don't, now you see it, now you don't
Oh that's pretty dull
So, what we're gonna do is this, we're gonna have you see it three times, and then with a regular not see it between them
Then there's gonna be a longer not see it after that one
And then I'm gonna do something very complicated after that so that you don't really know when it's gonna come next
So, it's gonna be a surprise
You know how we all do that?