Please could you stop the noise, I'm trying to get some rest
From all the unborn chicken voices in my head
What's this? (I may be paranoid, but not an android)
What's this? (I may be paranoid, but not an android)
When I am king, you will be first against the wall
with your opinion which is of no consequence at all
What's this? (I may be paranoid, but no android)
What's this? (I may be paranoid, but no android)
Ambition makes you look pretty ugly
Kicking, squealing, gucci little piggy
You don't remember
You don't remember
Why don't you remember my name?
Off with his head, man
Off with his head, man
Why don't you remember my name? I guess he does...
Rain down, rain down
Come on rain down on me
From a great height
From a great height... height...
Rain down, rain down
Come on rain down on me
From a great height
From a great height... height...
Rain down, rain down
Come on rain down on me
That's it sir
You're leaving
The crackle of pigskin
The dust and the screaming
The yuppies networking
The panic, the vomit
The panic, the vomit
God loves his children, God loves his children, yeah!
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Review about Paranoid Android i think that.... | Reviewer: Lucio | 11/18/09
i think that what he means by android is that we all live by the rules of the system/society and we allways try to do something to fit in the society and all the ruttinary stuff, i mean every day we wake up at the same time to work/shool, in work/school we do the same things, then we get home and do the same, like we were programmed, i think that is the real signifficance of what he means by android
Some research I did | Reviewer: Anonymous | 11/5/09
I checked a few websites, apparently this is a song about when the lead singer went out club hopping in LA. Everyone wanted something from him, especially drug dealers. He couldn't take it and left.
yeah | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/1/09
The only interpretation that came to mind was how in modern society (technological society) we have become so standardized and mechanized, that we are almost like androids. We barely have the normal human qualities left, and we are basically controlled by our technologies. The paranoid part may just be the fact that our lives are filled with more paranoia due to technology and its perils. The whole albums' theme is loss of individualism in computerized society, and the album pervades a wariness to all things technology.
My take on this is.... | Reviewer: bitchimthepolice | 9/29/09
He said that to introduce the song because, everyone knows that you can't smoke weed more than once without listening to this song stoned. But readers do beware, if you watch the video stoned, it will either inspire you to run around in a spikey jock-strap with an axe, or develop a burning desire to bone a big-titty cartoon mermaid. :)
mehmehmehmehmehmehmeh/ | Reviewer: Roy | 9/28/09
Ehm anyone of you ever watched the video? deff politics in there :p. but why argue about a song.. I mean every lyric every sentence of anything can be picked up differently by different people. And why would you want to share your vision of a song with someone else?
Thom's comments from Reading 09 | Reviewer: Omnisdjw | 9/3/09
At the Reading Festival this year 2009, Thom York introduced this song as "for all of you who have experimented with drugs for the first time this weekend".
I am not sure if this was a warning or perhaps a comment that this was the basis for the song's lyrics. Looking at the lyrics in this light, you could easily interpret the lyrics as the outpouring of a person on a drug fuelled trip.
seriously how can anyone equate this to politics? are you listening to the music or molding it to some whacked out idea in your own head?
i first heard it on the Adventure Club with Josh on the edge and i was completely blown away. it was unlike anything they had done before and thats when i knew they had taken the next step. they were no longer just another british band. the way the song drifts from one style to another is just brilliant and thom's lyrics, as always, never dissappoint
Heh. | Reviewer: The Crunchy Option | 7/23/09
Okay, to the government talkers...Firstly, the U.S.A is and had always been a great country, but not because we're more powerful or richer. That's a very interesting and deep topic, but this is supposed to be about Paranoid Android/Radiohead, not government or any of that.
As to the realist..the Bible says "Do not answer a fool according to his folly, or else you will become like him. Give the fool the answer his folly deserves." It's really the best advice for trolls like him. Don't take them seriously.
This song is what I ever expected to listen to before I knew it. Especially the first part. Did you know it was assembled from 3 separate melodies? So, the first melody to me is 100 percent explicit pronunciation of states of my mind that I could never explain to anybody. Sorrow mixed up with invisible creativity that would always keep me locked in solitude otherwise. Now that the song exists, I know that this phenomenon is not uniquely mine. It is about the current state of affairs in the world and the treatment of Human. Maybe it doesn't reach to politics, just to family and society. Something has to be changed as not to get much of this unique creative output of sorrow!
Conforming? | Reviewer: ckelly | 6/22/09
I have a feeling this song is just about others conforming,
and conformity in general. Like the Line I may be paranoid, but not an android, i think means While they're worried, they aren't being what is expected and what not.
But i think the anonymous guy put it best, Music is just made to be listened to and loved. It's just second nature for me to Analyze.
ANYWAY. Great song, it touched me, and really got me into Radiohead.
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