Zephyr
Echo And The Bunnymen · Singles (Songs Without Albums) [2012]
To help me understand myself
The one and only one
Is it you and no one else
Can you shoot the veins
That others only dream about
Can you light the fire
When all my flames are dying out
Can you be the one
Can you be the one
Can you be the one
Can you be the one
Tell me about my life
Tell me about my world
Tell me about your life
Tell me about your world
__________ the crowd
Aim above and out beyond
Leave the common ground
You never wanted to belong
The sky is open wide
Light the fuse and take a ride
Leave it all behind
Dig in deep and push aside
You know you're the one
You know you're the one
You know you're the one
You know you're the one
Tell me about my life
Tell me about my world
Tell me about your life
Tell me about your world
Shoot them down
They want to drag you down
Got to see
They're your enemies
Shoot them down
They want to drag you down
Got to see
They're your enemies
Listen, you can't even see
What this world has done to me
Done to me
Done to me
Can you be the one
To help me understand myself
The one and only one
Is it you and no one else
Can you shoot the veins
That others only dream about
Can you light the fire
When all my flames are dying out
Can you be the one
Can you be the one
Can you be the one
Can you be the one
Tell me about my life
Tell me about my world
Tell me about your life
Tell me about your world
Tell me about my life
Tell me about my world
Tell me about your life
Tell me about your world
Tell me about my world
Tell me about my world
Tell me about my world
Zephyr - Echo And The Bunnymen
Echo And The Bunnymen's "Zephyr" stands as a defining track within their expansive catalogue of singles, capturing the band's signature blend of post-punk energy and melodic sensibility. Released alongside other notable works like "Sister Pain" and "The White Hotel," the recording exemplifies the group's ability to craft atmospheric soundscapes that balance driving rhythms with haunting vocals. As a staple of their discography, the song reflects the era's indie revival movement, showcasing the band's enduring influence on alternative rock. Its enduring appeal lies in its dynamic interplay between tension and release, making it a quintessential example of their artistic evolution and a favorite among fans of the genre.