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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Robbie Williams
Performer
Anne Dudley
Conductor
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Robbie Williams
Composer
Gary Barlow
Composer
Anne Dudley
String Arranger
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Trevor Horn
Producer
Tim Weidner
Mixing Engineer
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I hope there's a golden age, I pray for my sanity
Where we don't have to answer to anyone 'bout anything
This is not like a brochure, flyin' cars and sex machines
We're all so compliant 'cause
[Verse 2]
Everything is what it seems and it can't be the satellite
To tell you how loved you are
Or some kind of live device
That holds you when you've gone too far
[Verse 3]
And I don't feel myself again, I thought I'd be fixed by now
Walkin' through the horizon, I found myself back here somehow
Give me something to die for or design a quiet mind
Something to like mankind for 'cause we don't lie, my heart and I
[Verse 4]
You've been bendin' so long now you think it's standin' up
And they line up behind you to build you up, buttercup
We can lose all meaning quicker than a credit card
And not everyone's healin', so try your best and don't love too hard
[Verse 5]
'Cause they can't build a satellite
To tell you what's in your heart
Or some kind of live device
That holds you when you've gone too far
[Verse 6]
And I don't feel myself again, I thought I'd be fixed by now
Walkin' through the horizon, I found myself back here somehow
Give me something to die for or design a quiet mind
Something to like mankind for 'cause we don't lie, my heart and I
[Verse 7]
Will I ever feel the waking?
Naked as a lullaby
Don't ask me to explain again
I cant lie to my heart and I
[Verse 8]
And I don't feel myself again, I thought I'd be fixed by now
Walkin' through the horizon, I found myself back here somehow
Give me something to die for or design a quiet mind
Something to like mankind for 'cause we don't lie, my heart and I
[Verse 9]
My heart and I
My heart and I
I've been feelin' so lonely
Feelin' so low, so low I almost let go
Written by: Gary Barlow, Robbie Williams