This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Once been drowned, our secret lives
Everyone that needs to hide
Cheaper reign of endless lies
Filters though this lazy eye
And I don't believe in signs
No, I don't believe your lies
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Lose yourself in no one's life
Trapped in nowhere's empty light
Words like fists they tear you down
Crash before they hit the ground
And I don't believe in signs
No, I don't believe your lies
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
And I don't believe in sings
No, I don't believe your lies
No, I don't believe your lies
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Everyone that needs to hide
Cheaper reign of endless lies
Filters though this lazy eye
And I don't believe in signs
No, I don't believe your lies
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Lose yourself in no one's life
Trapped in nowhere's empty light
Words like fists they tear you down
Crash before they hit the ground
And I don't believe in signs
No, I don't believe your lies
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
And I don't believe in sings
No, I don't believe your lies
No, I don't believe your lies
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
Breakdown
Caught in the breakdown
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This song was originally written by a guy called Peter Gutteridge. He was one of the founders of the "Dunedin Sound" a musical scene in the south of New Zealand in the early 80s. From there it was covered by "The Clean" one of the early bands of that scene (he had originally been a member of in it's early days, writing a couple of their best early songs). The Dunedin sound, and the Clean became popular on american college radio in the mid to late 80s. I guess Yo La Tengo heard that version.
Great version of a great song,
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"Caught in the breakdown" I like this song. A lot.
Hmm... like when a girl's lying to you and you catch her. You don't have to accuse her or say anything, she knows it, and for some reason it's your fault.
What can you do? Get an electric and play this song as loud as you can.
Excellent tune.
This song kicks ass! I think davidcoyote made a good statement :)
hmmm david good point abuot the electric guitar bit- great song aye
hmmm david good point abuot the electric guitar bit- great song aye
(The world spins 'round the secret lives / Of everyone that needs to hide / A cheap parade of endless lies / Filters through this lazy eye) The world seems to revolve around people that have something to hide. Everyone seems to be lying or hiding something, but he sees through it all. (And I don't believe in signs / No, I don't believe your lies) He doesn't believe in the lies of the world. (Caught in the breakdown) He feels like he's caught in the breakdown of the world, and there's no way out. (Lose yourself in no one's life / Trapped in nowhere's empty light) Now it's about a girl who feels lost in her life, and feels like she's no one. She feels like she's trapped in an empty space. (Words like fists that tear you down / Crash before we hit the ground) There have been a lot of awful things said to her, and the words seem to tear her down, like being hit. Before she's torn all the way down to the ground, she crashes and gets caught in a breakdown.
That's what I make out of the song.
what album is this on??? great song
It's on a Batman soundtrack.
LOVE this song. I just love how his voice sounds in it. It's a deep song... I don't know... I agree with david and live4music.
dont belive the worlds lies jsut break from it, but its so hard when you get caught amongst everyones ever changing words.