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Artist/Band:
Faithless
Lyrics for Song: Insomnia
Lyrics for Album: Reverence
I can't get no sleep.
I can't get no sleep.
I need to sleep, I can't get no sleep.
(I need to sleep)
Deep in the busom of the gentle night,
Is when I search for the light, Pick up my pen and start to write.
I struggle and fight dark forces in the clear moonlight,
Without fear.. Insomnia..
I can't get no sleep.
I can't get no sleep.
I used to worry, Thought I was going mad in a hurry,
Gettin' stressed makin' excess mess in darkness.
No electricity, Something's all over me, Greasy,
Insomnia, Please release me and let me dream of,
Makin' mad love to my girl on the heath,
Tearin' off tights with my teeth.
But there's no release, No peace, I toss and turn without cease,
Like a curse, Open my eyes, Rise like yeast.
At least a couple of weeks since I last slept, Kept takin' sleepers..
But now I keep myself pep.
Deeper still, The night, I write by candle-light I find insight,
Fundamental movement..
So when it's black, This insomnia takin'-original-tack(?)
Keep the beast in my nature under ceaseless attack.. I gets no sleep..
Iiiii caaaan't get nooo sleeeeep..
I can't get no sleep.
I can't get no sleep.
I need to sleep, I can't get no sleep..
I need to sleep, I can't get no sleep...
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Insomnia - Faithless
Faithless's 'Insomnia' serves as a defining track on their 1997 album 'Reverence,' encapsulating the genre's peak during the mid-to-late 1990s. The song blends electronic production with emotive vocals to create an atmospheric soundscape that became a staple of the era's dance music. Released alongside other notable works on the album, such as 'Don't Leave' and 'If Loving You Is Wrong,' the recording exemplifies the band's ability to merge industrial textures with melodic sensibilities. Its enduring popularity highlights the track's role in shaping the identity of the group during a pivotal period in electronic music history. |
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| Album Lyrics: Reverence |
 Faithless
"Reverence"
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