Satellite Of Love

Lou Reed · American Poet [2007]

Satellite's gone up to the skies

Thing like that drive me out of my mind



I watched it for a little while

I like to watch things on TV



Satellite of love

Satellite of love

Satellite of love

Satellite of ...



Satellite's gone way up to Mars

Soon it will be filled with parking cars



I watch it for a little while

I love to watch things on TV



Satellite of love ...



I've been told that you've been bold

With Harry, Mark and John

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, to Thursday

With Harry, Mark and John



Satellite's gone up to the skies

Thing like that drive me out of my mind



I watched it for a little while

I love to watch things on TV



Satellite of love ...

Satellite Of Love

Lou Reed's "Satellite Of Love" stands as a haunting centerpiece on his 2007 album *American Poet*. Recorded with his longtime collaborator John Cale, the track exemplifies the duo's signature blend of gothic rock and avant-garde sensibilities. The song features Reed's distinctive, often detached vocal delivery layered over Cale's brooding guitar work, creating an atmosphere of melancholic introspection. Released decades after its initial composition, the recording highlights the enduring power of their collaborative chemistry and Reed's ability to craft complex, emotionally resonant soundscapes that have influenced generations of alternative and indie artists.