This is your audio
Listen before you go and tear me apart
It's in your stereo
Tune in before you go and stare at the screen
This is you sitting in your bedroom
Staring at the TV,
listening to voices
Is this how you want to be?
You're turning me down
And I don't need your idle hands to turn me up
'Cause this is my life
And I don't need to wait around for you
To decide that this is goodbye
Adjust your volume
I'm speaking clearly and you still can't hear me
Are you turned to someone else?
If so amuse yourself cause I won't be around
This is you sitting in your bedroom
Staring at the ceiling,
listening to voices
You are all that you despise
You're turning me down
And I don't need your idle hands to turn me up
'Cause this is my life
And I don't need to wait around for you
To decide that this is goodbye
Did I let you down when you let you down?
'Cause this ending is just as good as it goes
You know you're swallowing the truth
You can tune into my transmission
But let me know cause my frequency is ready to blow
And you know you are swallowing the truth
And I'm choking on the proof


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Transmission Lyrics as written by David Sylvian

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