| | How To Disappear Completely Lyrics Artist(Band):Radiohead
That's not me I go Where I please I walk through walls I float down the Liffey I'm not here This isn't happening I'm not here I'm not here In a little while I'll be gone The moment's already passed Yeah it's gone And I'm not here This isn't happening I'm not here I'm not here Strobe lights and blown speakers Fireworks and hurricanes I'm not here This isn't happening I'm not here I'm not here If you find some error in How To Disappear Completely Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Thanks to salomon whoareyou82@hotmail.com for submitting the lyrics. Review about How To Disappear Completely Meaning | Reviewer: Joe | 10/31/09 The lyrics to this song definitely mean something, even if it is not evident on the surface; they don't have to slap you over the head with the answer every time, do they? Personally, I think that it is influenced by their youth at Abingdon School where Thom was the kid with the lazy eye who was bullied and got beat up. re: nope | Reviewer: anilsghost | 10/22/09 maybe it's just the opposite--maybe it means all the analogies are right. i think people connect profoundly with Radiohead's lyrics for all kinds of different reasons--all of which make sense. this is what makes them poetry. they really come from the center or the heart--they speak for a lot of different experiences. dissociation | Reviewer: joanne | 10/18/09 my interpretation of this song is the state of denial a person goes through when they are going through a traumatic experience, especially if it is a childhood trauma such as sexual abuse, there is an actual disorder called dissociation. this is how i relate to the song, it may not have been the purpose but it is my own interpretation. Seriously | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/24/09 It's impossible to get this definition wrong, as evidenced by the other comments. I agree with the comment about Colin Greenwood's bass in this song, though. It adds a LOT to the song, once you notice it's there. you're all right but you're all wrong | Reviewer: ostensauce | 8/17/09 I heard that Michael Stipes, of R.E.M. fame, told thom that his mantra before he goes on stage is "I'm not here, this isn't happening" So, there he was trying it out before the show and thom's voice took over. So they made a song of it, a very moving song. Now I've done a shit on it. But I concur their sound has an ethereal presence. lyrics | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/12/09 Meaningless lyrics? Perhaps cryptic... but not meaningless. I highly doubt these are random lyrics pulled from a hat. The music (instruments + emotion of the band members) tell the tale. Even if there were no lyrics or song title, it would make me feel the same way. A testament to Radiohead's musical skill. LONG LIVE RADIOHEAD! beautiful | Reviewer: forbesy | 8/8/09 I don't care how Thom got his lyrics or what he was thinking when he wrote this song, I just know that I identify with it. I went through a serious depression in college and anyone who has been depressed knows how it feels to feel invisible and that the "you" that you know is just not there anymore. I first heard this song AFTER I came out of my depression and it was amazing to hear put into song the exact way that I felt in those dark times. The first time I heard it, I cried over how beautiful it was and also with gratitude that I felt that way, but now I am a complete person. Excellent | Reviewer: james | 8/6/09 i think this song is conceptual, sure it is themed and titled how to disappear completely, but that is the bands interpretation of what the song is about. the random and jumbled lyrics are meaningless unless you give them your own meaning to relate to. Meaning | Reviewer: Shaun | 7/22/09 I heard this song was more about the apparition he saw when he chose to break off a tough relationship. It is solidified by the lines 'I walked through walls, I float down the liffey' (a river). Its what we all picture a ghost would do. nope | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/22/09 thom yorke said for all the lyrics on kid a he just pulled random pre-written lines from a hat so that the interpretation of the lyrics does not take over the song, just taken in with the song, so i'm sorry, all your analogies are wrong. Review By Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 Review the song How To Disappear Completely The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics.  Download "Radiohead" Music | |
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