Moby Octopad
Yo La Tengo · I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One
Locked in a kiss, outsiders cease to exist
We'll shut it out (of the fist)
Outsiders cease to exist
We'll shut it out
Eight o'clock, the lights are on at Shea
Phone turned down, we've nothing much to say
Dozing off the TV drones
House key makes them turn and glance for home
Locked in a kiss, outsiders cease to exist
Flayed of the fist
Outsiders cease to exist
We'll shut it out
We'll shut it out (of the fist)
Outsiders cease to exist
We'll shut it out
Eight o'clock, the lights are on at Shea
Phone turned down, we've nothing much to say
Dozing off the TV drones
House key makes them turn and glance for home
Locked in a kiss, outsiders cease to exist
Flayed of the fist
Outsiders cease to exist
We'll shut it out
Moby Octopad
Yo La Tengo's "Moby Octopad" serves as a standout track on their 1995 album *I Can Hear The Heart Beating As One*. The song exemplifies the band's signature indie rock sound, blending acoustic guitar with rhythmic precision and introspective lyrics. Released during a pivotal era for the group, the recording captures their ability to merge folk sensibilities with pop structures, creating a cohesive listening experience that defined their discography at the time. The track remains a staple of their catalog, reflecting the band's enduring influence on alternative music and their commitment to crafting songs that balance personal expression with broad appeal.

