Benjamin Booker
Benjamin Booker
Benjamin Booker
Benjamin Booker
Benjamin Booker
Benjamin Booker
Benjamin Booker
Benjamin Booker
Benjamin Booker
Benjamin Booker
Benjamin Booker
Benjamin Booker
Booker’s original thought in this song is about what he considers good, quality music. Not the kind that you hear on most Top 40/Pop radio stations nowadays which is over-produced by out-of-touch old men, but instead anything that stirs his soul so much he can physically feel it. He then talks about...
I would listen to the radio if I liked songs produced by 40 year olds
In high tech studios in the Valley
Give me something that I can tap my toes to
And scream at the top of my lungs
'Til it sounded like I've been smoking from the day that I was born
And you know that I would clap my hands until they’re red
And sacrifice my body to the beat of the drum
Sonic rounds would spoon out my eyeballs
And my feet would be glued to the floor
My head was high then
Higher than today
It was easy to believe in something
When I didn’t know a Goddamn thing
I close my eyelids
And wait for the clouds to part
And the sun to shine on me
Do you remember April 17th?
When I lost my shit and a couple of teeth
And I said “Oh, God” I need someone to help me
Keep moving on my feet
It’s getting harder to be real
Spoon Out My Eyeballs was written by Benjamin Booker.
Spoon Out My Eyeballs was produced by Andrija Tokic.