Field Work (London Mix) Thomas Dolby & Ryuichi Sakamoto
"Field Work (London Mix)" by Thomas Dolby & Ryuichi Sakamoto, released in 1986, blends synth-pop with experimental sounds. The lyrics explore themes of nature, technology, and the human experience. Unique elements include intricate synth arrangements and cultural fusion. The song reflects a dialogue between nature and modernity, showcasing Dolby's innovative style. #SynthPop
[Chorus]
Better brush up on my field work (Field work)
Gonna brush up on my field work (Field work)
Gonna get my fingers dirty
Better brush up on my field work
[Verse 1]
One thing I need
Is to understand this jungle
Before I can untangle
The part of me that's fungoid
Was a hundred and three
When the world was still a baby
But instinct's an equation
You could program in an android
[Chorus]
Brush up on my field work (Field work)
Better brush up on my field work (Field work)
Gonna get my fingers dirty
Gonna brush up on my field work
[Verse 2]
Somewhere inside
There's a place where we can travel
A code we could unscramble
A riddle to unravel
Better brush up on my field work (Field work)
Gonna brush up on my field work (Field work)
Gonna get my fingers dirty
Better brush up on my field work
[Verse 1]
One thing I need
Is to understand this jungle
Before I can untangle
The part of me that's fungoid
Was a hundred and three
When the world was still a baby
But instinct's an equation
You could program in an android
[Chorus]
Brush up on my field work (Field work)
Better brush up on my field work (Field work)
Gonna get my fingers dirty
Gonna brush up on my field work
[Verse 2]
Somewhere inside
There's a place where we can travel
A code we could unscramble
A riddle to unravel
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