Yo La Tengo
Yo La Tengo
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The song title is a reference to Yo La Tengo’s appearance on the 1995 Lollapalooza tour.
The band performed mid-afternoon sets on the festival’s side stage. Often performing earlier in the afternoon was the artist Moby. One of the instruments that Moby used in his performance was the Roland Octapad...
[Verse]
Locked in a kiss
Outside eyes cease to exist
We'll shut it out (of the fist)
Spiders cease to exist
We'll shut it out
[Chorus]
Eight o'clock, the lights are on at Shea
Phone turned down, we've nothing much to say
Dozing off, the TV drones
Huskey makes the turn and heads for home
[Verse]
Locked in a kiss
Outside eyes cease to exist
Flayed of the fist
Spiders cease to exist
We'll shut it out
[Chorus]
Eight o'clock, the lights are on at Shea
Phone turned down, we've nothing much to say
Dozing off, the TV drones
Huskey makes the turn and heads for home
[Chorus]
Eight o'clock, the lights are on at Shea
Phone turned down, we've nothing much to say
Dozing off, the TV drones
Huskey makes the turn and heads for home
[Outro]
Huskey makes the turn and heads for home
Huskey makes the turn and heads for home
Huskey makes the turn and heads for home
Huskey makes the turn and heads for home
Moby Octopad was written by Yo La Tengo.
Moby Octopad was produced by Roger Moutenot.
Yo La Tengo released Moby Octopad on Tue Apr 22 1997.