Lampshade Beck
"Lampshade" by Beck, released in 1994, is a blend of #AlternativeRock and #Folk. The song explores themes of identity, disillusionment, and the absurdity of modern life. Its unique lo-fi sound and eclectic instrumentation reflect Beck's innovative style. The track showcases his ability to fuse genres, influencing the future of indie music.
I don't want no crying all upon my sleeve
I just want somebody who got no place to be
You call me up on Tuesday, I'll be stuck on Sunday night
Looking for some good things to make me feel alright
When I snap my fingers, when I walk the line
When I get my money, I'll be killing time
Time is killing something, it's just too small to care
Running through the jungle looking for your hair
Someone's talking backwards looking for a fight
Putting on a lampshade 'cause you're shining way too bright
I don't want no crying, I don't want no pain
I don't want no lonesome life on a broken train
I just want somebody who got no place to be
You call me up on Tuesday, I'll be stuck on Sunday night
Looking for some good things to make me feel alright
When I snap my fingers, when I walk the line
When I get my money, I'll be killing time
Time is killing something, it's just too small to care
Running through the jungle looking for your hair
Someone's talking backwards looking for a fight
Putting on a lampshade 'cause you're shining way too bright
I don't want no crying, I don't want no pain
I don't want no lonesome life on a broken train
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