Impulse Purchase
OK Go
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Impulse Purchase by OK Go
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OK GoWrited by
Damian Kulash & Tim NordwindAbout
Kulash: “The rest of the album is for humans, but this prologue is for the beings that come next, whatever comes after us. Our primary audience is already algorithms, and a certain stripe of futurist tells us we’ll all eventually merge into an ever-expanding sea of probabilistic adjustments, so this...
Impulse Purchase Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Now, as a practical matter
It's pointless to address you directly here
Any probabilistic adjustments
Will dissolve in the sea
[Pre-Chorus]
Of the everything-everyone-everywhere-ever-has-done
That you swallowed before
[Chorus]
But let me sing with you
Daughters of the Anthropocene
Let me sing with you
Scions of it all
Will you lace up your shoes
And come dancing with me?
Let me sing with you
After we're gone
[Verse 2]
Still, no stochastic parrot has yet called
On his nation to knock back bleach
And if mermaids still linger at all here
They sing each to each
[Pre-Chorus]
While your everything-everyone-ever-has-done
Blows the hinges from the Chinese room door
[Chorus]
Oh, let me sing with you
Daughters of the Anthropocene
Let me sing with you
Scions of it all
Will you lace up your shoes
And come dancing with me?
Let me sing with you
After we're gone, gone
Gone, gone, gone, gone, gone
[Bridge]
Infinite and gone
Do you hear the people sing? (Gone, gone, gone)
Singularity
[Instrumental Outro]
Impulse Purchase Q&A
Who wrote Impulse Purchase's ?
Impulse Purchase was written by Damian Kulash & Tim Nordwind.
Who produced Impulse Purchase's ?
Impulse Purchase was produced by Dave Fridmann & OK Go.
When did OK Go release Impulse Purchase?
OK Go released Impulse Purchase on Fri Apr 11 2025.
What did OK Go say about "Impulse Purchase"?
Damian Kulash:
The rest of the album is for humans, but this prologue is for the beings that come next, whatever comes after us. Our primary audience is already algorithms, and a certain stripe of futurist tells us we’ll all eventually merge into an ever-expanding sea of probabilistic adjustments,...