Genesis Lyrics

    ------ About the song You Might Recall performed by Genesis

This song was introduce to me by my friend Brian , i dont know how to thank him for this amazing song which has the best lyrics with great vioce and the music. The only regrets i have is that it don't have no video on youtube or its not in any consert as well.
Me and Brian listen to this song almost everyday togther and amazing thing is that we live 300 miles apart from ech other.
im so crazy about this song that i listen it when im brushing my teeth,combing my hair,at working,while cooking,when im walking,while playing with my dogs,when im watching tv (no joke) or movie ,and while falling sleep. it is so funny that my dogs they love this song too. i must have this song on while grooming my (siiberian huskey)Maximus he got his other fav songs too. can tell when i have YMRC (you migh recall) on he is so calm and relex. Peeter Gabrial has amazing voice an sp i love when he said "its funny how things can change........." i guess i had heard this song so many times that it is tengel with my sole and i can feel the hands when he sings " So now , take my hand come, hold me closely as near as you can beliving all that we could be and all that we have been,and all that we are " this tells how much he loves her and care that she should undrstand what they had in the past.i cant waite to listen it again with Brian.
YMRC gonna make me fall in love again :)
If anyone out has same felling as me about this song My email is : bobby.seeta@yahoo.com

list we can make a video clip of this song with some nice love movie and uplode t to the youtube for others to see.

SP Thanks to Mr, Peeter Gabrial for this amazing song and my friend Brian to bring it in to my life.

    ------ About the song Match Of The Day performed by Genesis

I can't really dispute any of these lyrics, as many of the lines of this tune I've found to be unintelligible. My only disagreements are with a couple of lines of Phil's "ad-libbed" spoken outro. I've always thought he said, "I reckon it should have been a penalty, myself," and "Oh, look out here comes the ball!" I know that English football hooligans can be a right rowdy lot, so I suppose it may not be uncommon to have to dodge flying objects at football matches. Other than that I found this transcription quite helpful.

    ------ About the song Supper's Ready performed by Genesis

After more than thirty years of Genesis appreciation, all three versions hold their points. First heard Collins on Seconds Out in '77 went back to Foxtrot then in time the boxed set. I think Foxtrot takes it generally, Seconds Out then the box but the intro's win on the box. "Phil?" "Sorry man." "There's people out there!" "I'm really sorry everyone I wasn't paying attention"

    ------ About the song Looking For Someone performed by Genesis

This song, Looking For Someone, with Genesis, is my youth in a nutshell. Both mentally and in practice. The song (Album Trespass) was one of my first "own" choices when it comes to music. My father "schooled" me first, Bob Dylan, Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel, but when I had the opportunity my first "move" became Genesis and Trespass. I was 14 years old. My whole world became "Genesisized" practically, listening day and night to the group. Looking For Someone represented beauty and longing. The Knife, with its "cruel" realistic screams and revolutionary lyrics telling you to "Stand up and fight, for you know we are right" became one of the reasons to myself be active in daily politics; to be aware of the wrongs against people and mankind by society's different rulers. Money counted, human beings not. "Trespass" made me trespass from childhood to a more grown up human being.
Gomer Explensch

    ------ About the song Follow You Follow Me performed by Genesis

Genesis has been by my side since ... I was a teenager. All their songs are part of me. Even if I didn't understand the lyrics when I was 15 (I am French), I always loved the harmony, the emotions, the solos, the voices... I did all my studies up to my PhD in Physics with Genesis songs floating in my room. Even now, I am a researcher and I cannot write a good scientific paper without Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Steve Hackett, Mike Rutherford, Tony Banks ... Thanks to Genesis !!!

Just one more thing: some people like to savour a whisky or a cigar, but for me, when I was 20, I used to listen one of my Genesis LP (instead of the audio cassettes I made to avoid wearing out my original vinyl LPs)

    ------ About the song Supper's Ready performed by Genesis

I became a Genesis fan in my teens and now nearly 50 I still find their early work to be magical and timeless.

Supper's Ready on Seconds Out in my opinion is the best piece of live music ever recorded. And I love lots of live music. Live Pink Floyd's Pulse DVDs and Peter Gabriel Secret World DVD and many others.

I am glad to be among all of you other fans of this music. Enjoy!

    ------ About the song You Might Recall performed by Genesis

It is such a good song I used it to send to my x-boyfriend to put all of my feelings and words into our , now passed, relationship. I think it was a great way to say I do not regret the time we had together. You can always send it to your old flame in the private message area of facebook! Ha ha. I love Genesis and this song is art indeed.

    ------ About the song You Might Recall performed by Genesis

I don't usually write reviews but this song deserves it. Every time I listen to it I'm overcome with deep emotion. I love music and play guitar in a band but certain songs reach out and grab you and make you feel something that's hard to put into words. The musicianship, vocals and lyrics come together to make this one of their top songs... I also love Taking it all too hard which doesn't get the credit it deserves. Glad to hear other people get this song like I do. Thanks Genesis! And Phil is a badass drummer and singer!

    ------ About the song Supper's Ready performed by Genesis

I didn't discover Genesis until the grand old age of thirty. Up until then I was a callow young man who had been habitually spoon fed Britpop, telling myself this is what I liked, too lazy and blinkered to go beyond the pale. Now when I name drop Genesis into conversations with folk they immediately retort "how eighties!" "Ah but have you heard of a song called Suppers Ready?" comes my reply. I hardly need to tell you the answer to that question. This song, if it can be called song - more like an orchestral symphony of exquisite musicianship is a journey into the musical equivalent of the cosmos. Some people don't get it and never will, leave them as different strokes for different folks is the motto here, just so long as I can escape into another musical dimension from time to time, then my life is all the richer for it.

    ------ About the song Undertow performed by Genesis

"...And Then There Were Three..." was an amazing album with the sheer intensity of "Down and Out", the beautiful "Undertow" rock ballad, and the depressing and emotional "Many Too Many". What an album.