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Artist/Band: Soul Asylum
Lyrics for Song: Cartoon
Lyrics for Album: Welcome To The Minority: The A&m Years 1988-1991 [2007]



Now everybody's looking after me,

If I'm dragging by some coat tail, I can't see it's too dark,

But I've got to know what's got the best of me.

When the circus that you left goes on parade,

And those things you see seem so far in your charade's too far,

But I'm feeling like I don't dare look away, Don't look away.

Did it almost make you feel, that something's got to happen soon,

When you wake up feeling lost in your own room.

If you're crying and you fear you're gonna drown,

If you think we'll rise above, you'd better look around, you'll see.

It's a mountain made of sand crumbling under me.

Maybe I'm chasing shadows on your wall,

They loom so large, but make me feel so small somehow,

When you're chasing your own tail spinning your own wheels.

And a time to leave, and a time to stay, I guess the things I look away.

Did it almost make you feel that somethings gotta happen soon.

You're in the movies now that I'm in your cartoon.

There's a ringing in my ears that's heaven sent.

There's a beast out on the ruins, some broken down lover's lament.

It goes on and on but it won't go away.


Cartoon

Cartoon stands as a vivid example of Soul Asylum's early alternative rock sound during their formative years with A&M Records. Emerging from the late 1980s and early 1990s, this track captures the band's energetic transition before their massive mainstream breakthrough. The recording reflects the gritty, melodic sensibilities that defined their initial catalog, showcasing a dynamic blend of rock instrumentation and introspective songwriting. As part of the Welcome To The Minority collection, the song highlights the group's evolving identity and their ability to craft memorable hooks within the alternative genre. It remains a significant piece of their discography, illustrating the creative momentum that would eventually propel them to wider recognition.


Album Lyrics: Welcome To The Minority: The A&m Years 1988-1991 [2007]


Soul Asylum
"Welcome To The Minority: The A&m Years 1988-1991 [2007]"


1. Be On Your Way
2. Beggars and Choosers
3. Bitter Pill
4. Brand New Shine
5. Cartoon
6. Down On Up to Me
7. Easy Street
8. Endless Farewell
9. Grounded
10. Jack Of All Trades
11. Little Too Clean
12. Marionette
13. Nice Guys (Don't Get Paid)
14. Ode
15. Put The Bone In
16. Something Out of Nothing
17. Sometime to Return
18. Spinnin'
19. Standing In the Doorway
20. Twiddly Dee
21. Veil of Tears