Super Furry Animals
Super Furry Animals
Super Furry Animals
Super Furry Animals
Super Furry Animals
Super Furry Animals
Super Furry Animals
Super Furry Animals
Super Furry Animals
Super Furry Animals
Super Furry Animals
Super Furry Animals
Super Furry Animals
According to the sleeve notes of ‘Phantom Power’, this song is about a child raised by wolves and later adopted by human parents. Growing up, his only friends were two turtles called Venus and Serena.
The turtles' names are taken from the Williams sisters, who dominated women’s tennis in the 00s an...
Son: - Father, father I have sinned
I dunno where to begin
Give me words of advice
I'll save them up for a clear day
Father: - Keep your eye upon the ball
Write your thoughts upon the wall
There's some words of advice
Save them up for a clear day
Venus and Serena understand
Flushing meadows down the stream
Living life as though it's a dream
Eat the future today
Don't save it up for a rainy day
Holy bombs make holy holes
Holy holes make homeless moles
Take the turtle and hare
Don't run around if you can walk there
Venus and Serena understand
Son: - Father, father, father, father can't you see?
I'm a walking tragedy
Father, father, father when I look to the past
I never realised that it wouldn't last
Venus and Serena understand
(Venus and Serena understand)
(Father:)
I've one final thing to say
I'm not your father anyway
Found you under a cloud
Left outside by the wolves one day, hey
“It’s about a sort of wolf-child. A child raised by wild animals, and he gets left by a door of a human family at the age of say five. And uh, he learns to, you know, live in a human way. Finds it difficult to relate to his adopted parents. And he spends more time with his pet turtles, who are calle...