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A unique collaboration between Police drummer Stewart Copeland and Wall of Voodoo lead singer Stan Ridgway, this highlight from the soundtrack of Francis Ford Coppola’s 1983 movie “Rumble Fish” proves to be quite the experience. Stewart plays almost every instrument on this track with the exception...
You walk
I'll run
And follow right behind you
You call
I'll come
And I won't remember where I come from
Over there
At the end of the bar
This fish keeps swimming
In a jar
I feel
A tug on the line
Which end
Will I be on this time?
Don't box me in
Don't box me in
One day
I'll show them
Just what I'm made of
There'll be
A time
When I won't remember what I was afraid of
And I'll be swimming
In the sea
No banging on this glass
For me
My eyes saw red
When my world turned blue
So I'm leaving
Everyting that's true
And I'll jump into
A brand new skin
And then you won't be able
To box me in
Don't box me in
Don't box me in
Don't box me in
Let go!
There's a few places 'round
That I've never been
There's an ocean out there
That I gotta swim
There's a river that flows
Right past my door
I wonder...
I wonder...
What?!
And if sometimes
I can't seem to talk
You'll know this blackboard lacks
A piece of chalk
Don't box me in
I told you not to
Don't box me in
Don't box me in
Don't box me in
Let go!
Don’t Box Me In (ft. Stan Ridgway) was written by Stewart Copeland & Stan Ridgway.
Don’t Box Me In (ft. Stan Ridgway) was produced by Stewart Copeland.
Stewart Copeland released Don’t Box Me In (ft. Stan Ridgway) on Tue Nov 08 1983.