OK Go Songs - The Writing's on the Wall Lyrics
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Album: Hungry Ghosts
Released: 2014
The Writing's on the Wall Lyrics
Listen I know it's been hard
You know it's no different for me
We're less than a zero-sum game now
And baby, we both know that's not how it's supposed to be
The Writing's on the Wall
It seems like forever
Since we had a good day
The writing's on the wall
But I, just want to get you high tonight
I, just want to see some pleasure in your eyes
Some pleasure in your eyes
And I go too high, and you go too cold
Then we both fall apart
Then you bring your mind, to rest against mine
But the mind has no say on affairs of the heart
The writing's on the wall
It seems like forever
Since we had a good day
The writing's on the wall
But I, just want to get you high tonight
I, just want to see some pleasure in your eyes
Some pleasure in your eyes
Then you bring your mind, to rest against mine
But the mind has no say on affairs of the heart
The writing's on the wall
It seems like forever
Since we had a good day
The writing's on the wall
But I, just want to get you high tonight
I, just want to see some pleasure in your eyes
Some pleasure in your eyes
I, just want to get you high
Just want to get you high
Just want to get you high
Even if it's the last thing we do together
Even if it's the last thing we do together
Writer/s: DAMIAN KULASH, TIMOTHY NORDWIND
Publisher: BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT US, LLC
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The Writing's on the Wall
"It was important to me that we didn't add a layer of meaning that's not already there," explained frontman and co-director Damian Kulash to Rolling Stone. "We wanted to be able to have messages in there, but I didn't want them going throughout the entire song in way that would make you feel like you were reading the whole time."
"The line seemed to capture the melancholic air of the song, so I tried to write from Tim's perspective about a difficult break up he'd just been through, letting it revolve around that moment when you feel the end coming," he continued.
"What's crazy is that less than a month after the song was done, my wife left me, pretty much out of the blue," Kulash concluded. "So apparently I was writing about my own life, not Tim's, and I didn't even know it."