The Scene Sparks
"The Scene" by Sparks, released in 1974, is a #Pop song that explores themes of disillusionment and the superficiality of social interactions. The lyrics convey a sense of yearning for authenticity amidst a vibrant yet hollow social scene. Unique elements include catchy melodies and witty wordplay, showcasing Sparks' innovative style. The song has influenced the glam rock genre and remains a cult favorite.
[Verse 1]
Some people love to be alone
Some people love to be in railway stations
Some people live by bread alone
Some people revel in hallucinations
Some people always have a comb
[Pre-Chorus]
Step up, step up, and all aboard
[Chorus]
The scene
The floors are shaking
The blood is pumping
The skin is baking
Can you take it? Can you take it?
You look tough, but that's not enough
The scene
[Interlude 1]
Oh no it's not enough
[Verse 2]
Some people live to work all day
Some people only live for monkey business
Dressed in some Cadillac coupé
They go out slumming as they burn their bridges
And all the while they act blasé
Some people love to be alone
Some people love to be in railway stations
Some people live by bread alone
Some people revel in hallucinations
Some people always have a comb
[Pre-Chorus]
Step up, step up, and all aboard
[Chorus]
The scene
The floors are shaking
The blood is pumping
The skin is baking
Can you take it? Can you take it?
You look tough, but that's not enough
The scene
[Interlude 1]
Oh no it's not enough
[Verse 2]
Some people live to work all day
Some people only live for monkey business
Dressed in some Cadillac coupé
They go out slumming as they burn their bridges
And all the while they act blasé
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