Cyclops
All · Allroy Saves [1990]
I'll burn in hell and be through with it.
I've got a life, it ain't big but it's a life.
I've got clothes and heaven knows that I've still got my health.
I look good if I do say so myself.
I've got a soul, it ain't yours but it's a soul.
Chalk up my lack of fire to self control.
All the dicks with nightsticks
poison boys with blue.
All the dumb and uglies in your wrecking crue.
They make me bleed nothin I can do.
Wouldn't be so sure if I were you.
Weren't you the guys with get-lost eyes
Found me again but this time you're here too late.
that made my highschool great?
I paid my dues when I wore corrective shoes.
Toughest kid in gym class
When I earned the right to ignore you.
terror in the hall.
captain every fall.
Necking with the prom queen
Can't cut me now cause your knife's too dull.
It must piss you off to know it all.
Cyclops
Cyclops stands as a defining track from All's 1990 album, Allroy Saves. Emerging during a period of significant experimentation for the band, the recording captures their signature blend of energetic rock and intricate arrangements. The song showcases the group's ability to balance complex musical structures with accessible melodies, a hallmark of their early discography. As part of an album that helped solidify their reputation in the English rock scene, Cyclops reflects the creative ambition and dynamic interplay that characterized their work during this era. The track remains a notable song in their catalogue, demonstrating the band's commitment to pushing musical boundaries while maintaining a cohesive sonic identity throughout their career.