Black Planet The Sisters of Mercy
"Black Planet" by The Sisters of Mercy, released in 1985, is a #GothicRock track that explores themes of darkness, existential angst, and the search for meaning in a chaotic world. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and disillusionment, reflecting the band's signature moody aesthetic. Musically, it features driving guitar riffs, deep vocals from Andrew Eldritch, and a prominent drum machine, creating a haunting atmosphere. The song has become emblematic of the goth subculture, influencing numerous artists and solidifying the band's status in the genre.
[Intro]
In the western sky
My kingdom come
[Verse 1]
So still, so dark all over Europe
And I ride down the Highway 101
By the side of the ocean headed for sunset
For the kingdom come, for the
[Chorus]
Black, black planet
(Black) Black world
Black, black planet
(Black) Black world
[Refrain]
Run around in the radiation
Run around in the acid rain on a
[Chorus]
Black, black planet
Black planet hanging over the highway
Out of my mind's eye, out of the memory
Black world out of my mind
In the western sky
My kingdom come
[Verse 1]
So still, so dark all over Europe
And I ride down the Highway 101
By the side of the ocean headed for sunset
For the kingdom come, for the
[Chorus]
Black, black planet
(Black) Black world
Black, black planet
(Black) Black world
[Refrain]
Run around in the radiation
Run around in the acid rain on a
[Chorus]
Black, black planet
Black planet hanging over the highway
Out of my mind's eye, out of the memory
Black world out of my mind
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