David Byrne - Look into the Eyeball

The Accident

When you see an accident, do not turn your head and look away
I can see detectives are sifting through the wreckage we have made

It starts with only one kiss
It changes everything

TV crews arrive on the scene
They say, "See the man who lost everything"
He lies shattered like a glass on the ground
They say, "Only you can bring him around and set me free"
I became delirious
Palm trees gently swaying in the breeze
On a desert island, I haven't seen a human being for years

The house where we used to live
Described by witnesses

TV crews arrive on the scene
And the anchorman, they break down and weep
Living proof that things are not what they seem
It takes all these wild and wonderful things to set me free



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Writer(s): David Byrne
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Other Album Tracks

  1. U.B. Jesus
  2. The Revolution
  3. The Great Intoxication
  4. The Great Intoxication
  5. Like Humans Do
  6. Broken Things
  7. The Accident
  8. Desconocido Soy
  9. Neighborhood
  10. Smile

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Altri album

  1. My Former Self (Live 1992)
  2. Fat Man's Comin' - Single
  3. Days In the Wilderness (Live 1992)
  4. Come Dance With Me (Live 1994)
  5. Don't Leave Me Stranded Here (Live 1994)
  6. American Utopia on Broadway (Original Cast Recording Live)
  7. American Utopia (Deluxe Edition)
  8. American Utopia
  9. This Is That
  10. Everybody's Coming To My House

All Albums of David Byrne >

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