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Looking back at some dead world that looks so new
Offices and fountains that they named for you
Dazzlements of accidents rejoice their doom
Hari-karis spinning round the golden looms

Girl you dream infections from a nauseous heart
Choice cut meats from derelict boulevards

Hear that lonesome whistle blow
No direction to be known
In a senile revelry
A tearful gaze turns away
Emoting cold and gray
Scented eunuchs
Clothe our wretchedness

Looking back at some dead world that looks so new
Offices and fountains that they named for you
So ungrateful to the who's and what's-his-face
Derelict's confections look so out of place

Looking back at some dead world that looks so new
Looking back at some dead world that looks so new
Looking back at some dead world that looks so new
Looking back at some dead world that looks so new
Looking back at some dead world that looks so new

NOTES:
Originally Nigel wanted this to be the 2nd track on "Mutations", just completely breaking the mood. But Beck ultimately preferred to make it an unlisted bonus track, sort of a segueway to the mood of "Midnite Vultures". The song itself is a testament to Nigel and Beck's work together, forming one beast of a song by taking pieces of several different recordings done throughout the sessions and putting them all together.

APPEARS ON:
Mutations
Cold Brains
1st And Hope

YEAR RELEASED:
1998

DATE RECORDED:
March 19th 1998 - April 3rd 1998

LENGTH:
6:02

WRITTEN BY:
Beck Hansen

PRODUCED BY:
Nigel Godrich
Beck Hansen

ENGINEERED BY:
Nigel Godrich

ASSISTANT ENGINEER:
John Sorensen

MIXED BY:
Nigel Godrich

STUDIO:
Ocean Way Studios

PERFORMERS:
Beck Hansen
Vocals, Guitar

Roger Manning, Jr.
Background Vocals, Harpsichord, Synthesizer

Justin Meldal-Johnsen
Electric Bass, Background Vocals

Joey Waronker
Drums, Percussion






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