The Primitives Talk Zach Hill
"The Primitives Talk" by Zach Hill, released in 2010, is an experimental #Rock track that explores themes of communication and existential reflection. The lyrics convey a sense of disconnection and the search for meaning. Unique elements include intricate drumming and unconventional song structures, showcasing Hill's avant-garde style. The song has influenced the experimental music scene, highlighting the fusion of punk and art rock.
[Verse 1]
Burnt onto my sight and later on the nerve
Weather on a spree, I'm a missing person
I'm not supposed to understand your words
No splitting personalities, don't force it all
[Refrain]
Why is everyone's face blurred?
Tell me that you saw what I just saw
[Chorus]
'Cause the days are crossing out
The primitives talk
Going higher than that now
[Verse 2]
Breaking down a box, just because it works
The sky starts from here, where it really hurt
The meaningless behavior of the mirror
Dizzy from a decade of sleeping
[Refrain]
Why is everyone's face blurred?
I don't think I'm supposed to understand
[Chorus]
'Cause the days are crossing out
The primitives talk
Going higher than that now
Burnt onto my sight and later on the nerve
Weather on a spree, I'm a missing person
I'm not supposed to understand your words
No splitting personalities, don't force it all
[Refrain]
Why is everyone's face blurred?
Tell me that you saw what I just saw
[Chorus]
'Cause the days are crossing out
The primitives talk
Going higher than that now
[Verse 2]
Breaking down a box, just because it works
The sky starts from here, where it really hurt
The meaningless behavior of the mirror
Dizzy from a decade of sleeping
[Refrain]
Why is everyone's face blurred?
I don't think I'm supposed to understand
[Chorus]
'Cause the days are crossing out
The primitives talk
Going higher than that now
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