Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
Counting Crows
“Dislocation” is the third track on Counting Crows' 2014 album, Somewhere Under Wonderland and its lyrics are, to some degree, written about Adam Duritz’s dissociative disorder.
I was an alien in utero
Somehow missed New Mexico
Fell to Earth in Baltimore
I know
Now there are layer cakes in empty rooms
Birthday cards and red balloons
And me
I know I know
I know I know
I invited Johnny Legs and Jackie O
Empty parties filled with people I don't know
I am written in the radio
I dream on my TV
Dislocation Dislocation
I am fading out in stereo
I don’t remember me
Dislocation Dislocation
Telling lies and taking shots
Getting laid in parking lots
Getting high and getting caught
I know
All my broken paper planes
Parachutes and windowpanes
I’m a shooting star gone Novocain
I know
So I write to all the girlie magazines
Splash my passion on the pages in-between
I am written in the radio
I dream on my TV
Dislocation Dislocation
I am fading out in stereo
I don’t remember me
Dislocation Dislocation
Rising from the afterglow
A dodo bird with polio
And me
I know I know I know I know
I’m playing with a rock’n’roll band on the subway
It keeps me far away from the gamma rays
We live between the BOOM BOOM CRASH
And the fadeaway
I know
Wake up the congregation!
We will see the light tonight!
The spark! The flash!
The bang! The bite!
I know I know
I know I know
I know
I am written in the radio
I dream on my TV
Dislocation Dislocation
I could fade away in stereo
You won’t remember me
Dislocation Dislocation
If they drop the bomb on London
Swallow LA with the sea
Dislocation Dislocation
Say a prayer for Oklahoma
Say another one for me
Dislocation Dislocation
Dislocation was written by Dan Vickrey & Millard Powers & David Immergluck & Adam Duritz.
Dislocation was produced by Brian Deck.
Counting Crows released Dislocation on Sat Sep 20 2014.
When the Miami New Times suggested “Dislocation” was about Adam Duritz’s dissociative disorder, he replied:
It did, does, and will inform every song I ever write probably. The disorder makes it seem like the world isn’t very real. It makes it hard to connect with people because I have to force myse...