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Artist/Band:
The Magnetic Fields
Lyrics for Song: The Village In The Morning
Lyrics for Album: Get Lost [1995]
Outside the rain is coming down
Inside it's warm and dry
You'll never find a cab uptown
So why not stay the night?
Why don't you call in sick tomorrow?
Let's sleep the day away
I've got pajamas you can borrow
Let's take a holiday
You can't leave the village in the the morning
When the radio writes poetry for Avenue [unverified]
You get tangled in the wheels of old Queen river
And you can't find the breath to whisper
Goodbye, whisper, goodbye
Why don't you stay until the weekend?
It should clear up by then
As your resolve begins to weaken
We'll become such good friends
And you could stay until the summer
And we can sleep through spring
And I can telephone my drummer
And have her get your things
You can't leave the village in the the morning
When the radio writes poetry for Avenue [unverified]
You get tangled in the wheels of old Queen river
And you can't find the breath to whisper
Goodbye, whisper, goodbye
Why don't you stay until we're old
And fall in love with life?
Why don't you stay until we're ghosts
We'll only seem to die
You can't leave the village in the the morning
When the radio writes poetry for Avenue [unverified]
You get tangled in the wheels of old Queen river
And you can't find the breath to whisper
Goodbye, whisper, goodbye
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The Village In The Morning
The Magnetic Fields' "The Village In The Morning" stands as a quintessential example of their ethereal, dream-pop sensibility, blending delicate vocal harmonies with shimmering synthesizers. Recorded for the 1995 album *Get Lost*, the track exemplifies the group's signature approach to creating immersive soundscapes that evoke a sense of floating and introspection. The song's structure and production reflect the band's commitment to crafting atmospheric recordings that prioritize texture and mood over traditional songwriting structures. As part of their broader discography, this work highlights their unique ability to merge electronic elements with organic instrumentation, establishing a distinct voice within the indie and art-pop genres of the late 1990s. |
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