| | Kid A Lyrics Artist(Band):Radiohead
I slipped on a little white lie We've got heads on sticks You've got ventriloquists (times 2) Staring at the shadows at the edge of my bed (times 4) Rats and children'll follow me out of town. Rats and children follow me out of their homes. Watch It If you find some error in Kid A Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Thanks to uk.spumco@gmail.com for submitting the lyrics. Review about Kid A too much | Reviewer: jacknife | 11/3/09 i think some of you may be looking too much into words becus thom yhork admitted most of it was phrases put together, but somtimes a word that has nothing to do with the feeling can relate more to the person becus its there word, so yes these words probably hav massive meaning to thom but then agen its good to look at lyrics and relate them to urself, it makes u feel gud. Possibilities | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/18/09 This might be my favorite Radiohead song and album, but opinions are like... Alright, there are two characters (I and You). The question is: who told the white lie, I or You, that I slipped on? I think You told the lie. Somehow, because of this lie I slipped and ends up staring at the shadows at the end of I's bed. Doesn't sound like much fun. I also think You told the lie because of the Pied Piper of Hamlin reference. I takes on the Piper's persona. The Piper didn't lie, the town's people did. He got rid of the rats, he didn't get what was promised, so he took the children. Sorry to say that this song, haunting and beautiful as it is, is definately haunting and bitter over a loss and is a threat/warning to You (not you reading now, the you who the song is addressing), obscured behind the beauty and fairy tale. Let's face it, Radiohead just isn't happy-go-lucky. The heads on sticks and ventriloquist part is problematic though. Is we the town's people in the story or the character I? The Piper being the ventriloquist makes more sense, possibly, but that would mean the voice of the song is shifting characters. But who knows? The heads on sticks may be in reference to the town's people/ You/liar. They have heads on sticks=clever people... anyway, enough rambling. Enjoy the song! Kid A possible meaning | Reviewer: Mix | 7/30/09 when i listened to this, I thought, it really could have been about some "Kid A". About some experimental humanoid A, or about the first robot with a heart or something like that. Or about a transistor radio that found out it could play one last song before it died, and this was what it played. Meaning | Reviewer: Ben | 5/3/09 I've liked this song for quite a while now, but I've never gotten it. I got it recently. The lyrics -- they were picked out of a hat. The song, though, is about the passage of time. If you listen closely during the beginning, you can hear sort of an emulation of a clock. Also, check out Thom's hand gestures in the live version (look for the one with perfect audio -- "fabiocchi" is the user on YouTube) Kid A | Reviewer: Fergus_Thedog | 8/22/07 I love this song. What more can I say? Beautiful, mysterious, melodic. Still sends shivers down my spine, all these years later. This song means a lot to me, but must mean so many different things for so many different people. Kid A. Review the song Kid A 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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