Fall Dog Bombs The Moon
David Bowie · A Reality Tour [2010]
- Lyrics and music by David Bowie
Hope little girl
Come blow me away
I don't care much
I will anyway
Just a dog
I'm Goddamn rich
I'm exploading mad
When I talk in the night
It's all in my hands
What a dog
Fall Dog is good and smart
Smart time breaks the heart
Fall Dog bombs the moon
Devil in the market place
Devil in your bleeding face
Fall Dog bombs the moon
What a dog
There's always a moron
Someone to hate
A corporate tire
A wig in the date
Just a dog
These blackest of years
That have no sound
No shape, no depth
No underground
What a dog
Fall Dog is good and smart
Smart time breaks the heart
Fall Dog bombs the moon
The Devil in the market place
The Devil in your bleeding face
Fall Dog bombs the moon
What a dog
About Fall Dog Bombs The Moon
David Bowie's "Fall Dog Bombs The Moon" serves as a dynamic track from his 2010 *A Reality Tour* album, showcasing his enduring ability to blend theatrical flair with electronic textures. Recorded during a period where Bowie revisited his iconic stage persona, the song reflects his commitment to evolving his musical language while maintaining the flamboyant character that defined his career. It stands alongside other key recordings from this era, such as "China Girl," demonstrating his skill in crafting memorable hooks and atmospheric soundscapes that resonate across genres. The track exemplifies Bowie's versatility as a performer and songwriter, capable of shifting between rock, pop, and experimental electronic styles with equal confidence. By integrating his signature vocal delivery with a modern production aesthetic, the recording captures the spirit of his later work, offering fans a glimpse into his continued creativity and influence on global music culture.