Hora Decubitus

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Lyrics - Credits - Discography - Covers - Bootlegs - Chords

Lyrics

Siren is bending, the radio humming,
Sun is breaking through and the storm is coming
The score is obscure, the melody fractured
It went by my window
Refused to be captured

I hope that I wake up in time

Good King Neptune came flipping up my street
He was a sad case tripping up the staircase
Friends and relations are laughing at my head
Gathered like crows at the end of my bed

I hope that I wake up in time

If you can't or can't quite
Think again
You can't fight
That you might
Not be smite
If it's wrong, it's not right
I say it once and I'll say it again
Now and forever and ever, amen

Siren is bending, the radio is humming,
Who do you love now and who are you damning?
The score is obscure and the melody fractured
The bird by my window refused to be captured

I hope I wake up in time

If you can or can't quite
Think again
You can't fight
That you might
Not be smite
If it's wrong, it's not right
I'll say it once and I'll say it again
Life is a beautiful thing

I've said it before
I can't say it much more
Life is a beautiful thing


Credits

  • Written by: Charles Mingus and Elvis Costello
  • Produced by: Gert-Jan van den Dolder
  • Arranged by: Mike Mossman, adapted by Joan Reinders
  • Musicians:
Elvis Costello - vocals
Steve Nieve - piano
The Metropole Orkest
Vince Mendoza - conductor
Ruud Breuls - trumpet solo
Bart van Lier - trombone solo
Leo Janssen - tenor saxophone solo
Peter Tiehuis - guitar solo


Discography

Albums:

Singles:

  • none

Collections:

  • none

Alternate Versions:

  • none

Soundtracks:

  • none

Various Artists collections:

  • none

Covers

Recorded by:

  • none

Performed by:

  • none

Bootlegs

  • This section is incomplete.

Chords

  • This section is incomplete

Internal links

External links

Deutsche Grammophon's My Flame Burns Blue Page