Revolving Doors
Gorillaz · The Fall [2010]
Someone on the TV, tipping low
Revolving doors, what will I become?
And red-neck song
You payed up for a seven
But he got an eight, now
I feel that I'm paused
By all the bills, I seem to run out
On a foggy day (Revolving door)
I sit in a diner, and The Beatles play
I payed up for a seven, but I only got (SOA?)now
I feel I'm paused
By all the bills, I seem to run out here
Revolving doors, stole me on the Eastern sea board
(He got silver on his nose)
He payed up for three, but got only two
And he said "Seems I was born for this. Seems I was born to this."
Revolving doors
Revolving doors
Revolving Doors
Released in 2010 as part of Gorillaz's The Fall, 'Revolving Doors' stands as a defining track from the virtual band's later era. The song blends electronic textures with a driving bassline, characteristic of the group's signature sound that merges hip-hop, dance, and alternative influences. Produced by the collective's core members, the recording reflects a shift in their musical direction while maintaining the collaborative spirit that defines their discography. It serves as a testament to Gorillaz's ability to evolve their sonic palette, offering a rhythmic and atmospheric experience that complements their broader catalog of work. The track remains a notable example of the group's continued experimentation in the digital age.