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Hold it, I'm about to drop off
Let me tell you my last thought
Drift into a deep fog
Lost where I forgot to, hold it
I can feel you most when I'm alone
Coming home 'cause I want to
Hang out with a starlet
Stare up at the ceiling
Preview of the screening
Flashback of a feeling
Sixth sense of a calling
Heard you fuck through the wall
I heard you fuck
When I'm bored
I send vibrations
In your direction
Through the satellite mind
When I'm bored
I send vibrations
In your direction
Through the satellite mind
I'm not suicidal
I just can't get out of bed
I drift into a deep fog
Lost where I forgot to, hold it
I can feel you most when I'm alone
I can feel your ghost when I'm alone
Coming home 'cause I want to
Hang out with a starlet
Stare up at the ceiling
Hiding and revealing
Flashback of a feeling
Sick sense of a calling
Heard you fuck through the wall
I heard you fuck
When I'm bored
I send vibrations
In your direction
Through the satellite mind
When I'm bored
I send vibrations
In your direction
Through the satellite mind
When your voice
Became vibrations
Through the satellite mind
Through the satellite mind
It sounded like mine...

Fiji5555 Apr 06, 2013 - 10:15	Love me some Metric and this song. The F*** controversy on here was amusing [ Reply ]
Nadine Sep 30, 2012 - 02:53	${#Dancingbanana_2}$ [ Reply ]
clive369 Aug 29, 2012 - 15:00	Kind of sexy to hear an attractive woman using the 'F' word using the word in its "traditional" sense. [ Reply ]
Byronape Jul 29, 2012 - 03:56	tpa29970 wrote: And good music should be a family experience! le_colonel wrote: [ Reply ]
GawgaBoy May 26, 2012 - 20:27	OK, no disrespect Bill and Rebecca, and I don't mind this being played unedited, but why do you edit other songs. Mumford and Sons comes to mind. Just curious. You know I love this place, and I wish I had more available for the monthly PayPal donation. You are the best source of music that I have ever found. [ Reply ]
perikleshokie Mar 24, 2012 - 09:37	lmic wrote: "Heard you f—- through the walleye," now that's kinky! lol I was thinking along those lines. Too much concern about the use of the word f**k and too little about the walleye abuse. [ Reply ]
fredriley Feb 21, 2012 - 06:41	This and many other Metric tracks can be listened to on the audio player on the Metric website. And fck those who get fcked off by a f*ck - songwriters write what they want to write, and it's the listener's choice whether or not to listen to them. Of all places, I wouldn't have expected petit-bourgeois prissiness on the RP board. It's rock 'n roll, folks, not a feckin' middle class Bridge party. A rare 10 from the Nottingham jury. [ Reply ]
le_colonel Nov 18, 2011 - 12:29	tpa29970 wrote: And good music should be a family experience! I'm sorry, but no. There is plenty of great music that isn't suitable for children. Music is a form of art like films and literature, and since when is every film and every book suitable for children? [ Reply ]
WayUpNorth Sep 16, 2011 - 07:53	salice wrote: sure it's been said - Bit of Breeders in here... Opening bars are almost identical to the Kaiser Chiefs "I Predict a Riot" ... [ Reply ]
Darlington May 13, 2011 - 07:28	Love, love, love, love Metric!!!!!!!! [ Reply ]
lmic Apr 11, 2011 - 17:06	"Heard you f—- through the walleye," now that's kinky! lol [ Reply ]
On_The_Beach Feb 07, 2011 - 21:31	sirdroseph wrote: This is fvcking like Disney compared to my library! Seriously the greater controversy should be how commercially cheesy they sound. However, I have heard such good things about them surely they must have much better songs, I will give them a chance. This one kinda sux though. Metric is a commercial pop/rock band (with a cute lead singer) and I don't think they pretend to be anything else. This song is typical of the rest of the CD so if you don't like it you can probably move on. Emily Haines' solo stuff is a little less poppy and might be more to your tastes. Try this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ud6vj2NFU8 [ Reply ]
vandal Jan 07, 2011 - 13:47	Turned it up loud enough that the lady in the opposite cube smiled. . . [ Reply ]
S-curvy Dec 07, 2010 - 00:25	I just caught a bit of this song, and it reminds me somewhat of some Garbage's work. [ Reply ]
calypsus_1 Oct 09, 2010 - 14:28	Metric in Whistler No. 1 by ~ crazycroat Niko ©2006-2010 ~ crazycroat Emily Haines of Metric Playing at the Telus Ski & Snowboard Festival in Whistler, BC . [ Reply ]
sirdroseph Sep 04, 2010 - 04:31	This is fvcking like Disney compared to my library! Seriously the greater controversy should be how commercially cheesy they sound. However, I have heard such good things about them surely they must have much better songs, I will give them a chance. This one kinda sux though. [ Reply ]
TigtheRed Aug 04, 2010 - 18:28	g-rod wrote: And the correct wording would be " I can has NEA grant money now?" Go Kevin C; You can haz Cheezburgerz too (edited to add emoticon for NEA consideration) [ Reply ]
salice Aug 03, 2010 - 04:22	sure it's been said - Bit of Breeders in here... [ Reply ]
g-rod Jul 27, 2010 - 14:46	Baby_M wrote: The f-bomb just ruins this one. She could've gotten the point across without it, and it would have made the song more univerally appealing. I suspect it was thrown in to be "edgy" and "transgressive"—"Oooooh! Lookit me! I'm and independent free-thinking artiste defying bourgeoise convention! I'm using the word FUCK in my lyrics! Admire my artistic daring! (Can I has NEA grant money now?)" kevinc wrote: [ Reply ]
PerchTwirl Jul 25, 2010 - 08:44	I'm so grateful that RP introduced me to this album, apart from the sleep I've lost due to catchy lyric-replay in my head ("beating like a hammer, beating like a HAMMER!") [ Reply ]