Once Is Enough Wire
"Once Is Enough" by Wire, released in 1987, is a post-punk track exploring themes of fleeting relationships and the complexity of human connections. The lyrics convey a sense of disillusionment and emotional detachment. Musically, it features sharp guitar riffs and minimalist instrumentation. Its introspective nature has influenced later alternative rock artists. #PostPunk
It's sinister
I'd attempt a casual structure preceding interaction
Symphonic in persuasion, noblesse oblige
Each minister
Is just a drop compared with having double vision
It's desirable in part, refuse the ruse
Deciding each devise if you don't think twice
Once is enough, once is enough
Preparing its demise, it's something you'll devise
Once is enough, once is enough
Once is enough, once is enough
In passing
You sprang a leak instead (You'd sooner see its piety)
(You'd replied in its course before you)
Resume transmission
Deciding each devise if you don't think twice
Once is enough, once is enough
Preparing its demise, it's something you'll devise
Once is enough, once is enough
Once is enough, once is enough
You retiring
I'll respond with curtained thought, a pause for intermission
My advice is simple
I'd attempt a casual structure preceding interaction
Symphonic in persuasion, noblesse oblige
Each minister
Is just a drop compared with having double vision
It's desirable in part, refuse the ruse
Deciding each devise if you don't think twice
Once is enough, once is enough
Preparing its demise, it's something you'll devise
Once is enough, once is enough
Once is enough, once is enough
In passing
You sprang a leak instead (You'd sooner see its piety)
(You'd replied in its course before you)
Resume transmission
Deciding each devise if you don't think twice
Once is enough, once is enough
Preparing its demise, it's something you'll devise
Once is enough, once is enough
Once is enough, once is enough
You retiring
I'll respond with curtained thought, a pause for intermission
My advice is simple
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