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Beck ~ Bogusflow (version 2)


Bogusflow (version 2) / kcrw radio appearance 1994 Monkey see, monkey die Laminate your face And paste it up into the sky 'cuz it's squalid and it's solid and it's Completely rancid and beautiful Like a dishrag laying in the street Uptight beyond belief Cut a hole in the floor to see How close to hell we're standing Got the travelling vitamin c blues Police lady staring at my shoes Holy ghost, moldy toast Riding lampost Excitement level: zero Rock the casbah, bring the noise Pretentious dimensions exploring the boring to the core Adults with cordless personalities Running around in new wave bionic jogging suits (spoken: ... gimme some of that noise) California white boy sound Rocket-powered and nailed into the ground New age, old age-- completely totally lame Straight to the middle of the road Just rewind the tape and play the whole thing backwards With the sound completely turned all the way off more free lyrics

Bogusflow (version 2) / kcrw radio appearance 1994

Monkey see, monkey die
Laminate your face
And paste it up into the sky
'cuz it's squalid and it's solid and it's
Completely rancid and beautiful
Like a dishrag laying in the street
Uptight beyond belief
Cut a hole in the floor to see
How close to hell we're standing

Got the travelling vitamin c blues
Police lady staring at my shoes
Holy ghost, moldy toast
Riding lampost
Excitement level: zero

Rock the casbah, bring the noise
Pretentious dimensions exploring the boring to the core
Adults with cordless personalities
Running around in new wave bionic jogging suits
(spoken: ... gimme some of that noise)

California white boy sound
Rocket-powered and nailed into the ground
New age, old age-- completely totally lame
Straight to the middle of the road
Just rewind the tape and play the whole thing backwards
With the sound completely turned all the way off

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