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The fourth track is an electronic song built from a loop Yorke created on a portable Walkstation synthesiser before the Kid A and Amnesiac sessions.
Bassist Colin Greenwood called the track the point when we managed to work out how to make all the boxes and machines talk to each other.
The lyrical...
[Verse 1]
We're rotten fruit, we're damaged goods
What the hell, we've got nothing more to lose
One gust and we will probably crumble
We're backdrifting
[Verse 2]
This far, but no further
I'm hanging off a branch
I'm teetering on the brink of
Honey sweets, so full of sleep
I'm backsliding
[Chorus]
You fell into our arms
You fell into our arms
We tried but there was nothing we could do
Nothing we could do
[Verse 3]
All evidence has been buried
All tapes have been erased
But your footsteps give you away
So you're backtracking
[Chorus]
Ah-ah-ah
You fell into our arms
You fell into our arms
We tried but there was nothing we could do
Nothing we could do
[Post-Chorus]
You fell into our, you fell into our...
[Verse 1]
We're rotten fruit, we're damaged goods
What the hell, we've got nothing more to lose
One gust and we will probably crumble
We're backdrifters
Backdrifts was written by Philip Selway & Ed O’Brien & Colin Greenwood & Jonny Greenwood & Thom Yorke.
Backdrifts was produced by Nigel Godrich & Radiohead.
Radiohead released Backdrifts on Mon Jun 09 2003.
Official Hail To The Thief Interview CD, April 2003
Thom:
There’s lots and lots of different interpretations. I mean, the lyrics are incredibly ambivalent. Deliberately. But it sort of came from a certain type of light that I saw, a certain type of smell. It’s not particularly anything, that… it’s...