| | Aqueous Transmission Lyrics Artist(Band):Incubus
Oars freed from their holds long ago Lying face up on the floor of my vessel I marvel at the stars And feel my heart overflow Further down the river Further down the river Further down the river Further down the river Two weeks without my lover I'm in this boat alone Floating down a river named emotion Will I make it back to shore Or drift into the unknown Further down the river Further down the river Further down the river Further down the river I'm building an antenna Transmissions will be sent when I am through Maybe we could meet again further down the river And share what we both discovered... Then revel in the view Further down the river Further down the river Further down the river Further down the river I'm floating down a river I'm floating down a river I'm floating down a river I'm floating down a river If you find some error in Aqueous Transmission Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Thanks to timberwolf.zack@gmail.com for submitting the lyrics. Review about Aqueous Transmission Awesome song | Reviewer: doubled | 10/12/09 This is a great song, Incubus are amazing, and for those of you fighting about the instrument used, it's a koto, but for any guitarists out there who want to imitate it, a nice trick is playing right at the bridge on an acoustic, gives the same effect as long as you have strong fingers =). most relaxing song ever | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/7/09 this song is the perfect song to listen to if you just wanna close your eyes and relax and someone said that the instrument was indian and not chinese well theyre wrong because my sister had to do an oral report on ancient china so she had this song playing in the backround Oh dear, it's Incubus once more. | Reviewer: jonallinyang | 7/29/09 Incubus is one of those bands who likes to do things they certainly love. They love experimenting with their music and I bet this is one of the reasons why they always have that distinct sound. I miss SCIENCE so much, best album so far. Bring back the dreadlock days!!! Devil's Little Brother | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/2/09 I don't know much about those instruments but I think it's a pipa and not a sitar - which would make the influence chinese... Anyway, I love this song. First time I heard it I was distracted and thought nothing of it. But when I started to listen to it more often and closely I discovered that this is one of the most beautiful, soothing and peaceful songs I'ver heard. This is the kind of song you wanna listen to when you're laying somwhere - preferably in the sun - with your eyes closed... to let your mind slip away. just love it | Reviewer: barbie | 4/1/09 this song is so amazing... at first i was not crazy about it but when i gave it a chance i realized how spectacular it is.. brandons voice the melody everything is just so perfectly accomplished.... this one was a friend´s favorite song, and he passed away, so every time i listen to it i can feel he is floating down a peaceful place, it is so inspiring that i can really feel it. Drew | Reviewer: Anonymous | 2/19/09 This has got to be one of their best songs ever. not tryin to be rude or nothin but that isnt even a chinese instrument that is playing in the background... its indian. so not really any chinese influence at all in the song. chinese play the lute and im not sure how to spell it but i can just make it look how it sounds but the instrument you hear in this song is a saitar yes | Reviewer: ethan | 12/21/08 i first listened to this song when smoking..it was the best smoking song ive ever heard and i absolutely love it ever since..it is one of the most easy listening song ive listened to..love the chinese kind of inspiration in the background..very nice SOWETO INCUBUS | Reviewer: rEITUMETSE | 11/21/08 Its the most overwelming experience to buy an album and then a couple of years later find comfort, solice, peace in a song's lyrics line by line. When I first bought the album I wanted it for the first track but this has to be one of the most intricate truthful pieces of writing ever This song grew on me... | Reviewer: cholo | 10/24/08 When I listened to it the first time, I didn't give much appreciation to this song. The next time I listened to it, it was better than the first time. The times after that, until now, I fell in love with this song. Beautiful melody, beautiful lyrics. It's everything you've ever wanted to listen to before you lie down. Everything in this song just fits together perfectly. I don't hate anything about this song. I love every single bit of it. Honestly, this song made me cry. I saw them live here in the Philippines, last March 9. They had an encore of 3 songs, the last was this. It was perfect. f | Reviewer: Samm | 7/3/08 Nah i wouldnt say incubus are like muse either. they are both a little alternative, thats about it. however, muse are one of the greatest bands around and have been for along time, and to say they have nowhere near the talent of incubus is painful. incubus, brilliant as they are too, are far more simple than muse. makes for easier listening. Review By Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 Review the song Aqueous Transmission 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 "Incubus" Music | |
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