Saturday, January 01, 2005

In the Waiting Line

In the Waiting Line
by Zero 7
(Written by H. Binns, S. Hardaker and Sophie Baker)


Wait in line
'Till your time
Ticking clock
Everyone stop

Everyone's saying different things to me
Different things to me
Everyone's saying different things to me
Different things to me

Woooohh
Do you believe
In what you see
There doesn't seem to be anybody else who agrees with me

Do you believe
In what you see
Motionless wheel
Nothing is real
Wasting my time
In the waiting line
Do you believe in
What you see

Nine to five
Living lies
Everyday
Stealing time
Everyone's taking everything they can
Everything they can
Everyone's taking everything they can
Everything they can

Woooohh
Do you believe
In what you feel
It doesn't seem to be anybody else who agrees with me

Do you believe
In what you see
Motionless wheel
Nothing is real
Wasting my time
In the waiting line
Do you believe
In what you see

Ah and I'll shout and I'll scream
But I'd rather not have seen
And I'll hide away for another day

Do you believe
In what you see
Motionless wheel
Nothing is real
Wasting my time
In the waiting line
Do you believe
In what you see

Everyone's saying different things to me
Different things to me
Different things to me
Different things to me
Different things to me
Everyone's taking everything they can
Everything they can



After much waiting (and a little whining), I finally got to see Garden State.

I loved it. That's it. Quite simple, really.

And while I don't know that it will prove to be the film that defines my generation (our The Big Chill, so to speak), it certainly is the film that speaks to a certain state of mind common to my age bracket in this day and age better than any other.

It's too early to speak of "defining" cultural moments. That's talk for our nostalgic, bloated-with-comfort, forty-something selves. Right now, we've too much culture still to experience.

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