Is it the same old conversation that made you so complacent?
Are they listening to every word, even though it's so absurd?
I think all you need to be given is just the time of day
Just for you speak, to hear a little bit of what you say
I been listening to what you need
I been listening to what you need
CHORUS
I come from the department of conversation baby
I'm diggin what you're saying, what you're saying to me
I hear you talking babe I'm looking in your eyes
But when my mouth is moving all you hear is lies
I watch you walking baby, can't take my eyes away
But when it comes to something real I leave you out to dry
I been listening to what you need
I been listening to what you need
CHORUS
Been listening
Been listening
Been listening
Every word from your lips puts a picture in my mind (won't you stop)
Don't carry on we're wasting too much time
I've been listening all night long you know what I came to do
Hang on baby where you running to?
CHORUS
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credits
from Without A Sound,
released September 12, 2012
Written by: S. Koziarski, L. French, N. Worboys, S. Elley, E. Zuccollo
Produced by: Harbour City Electric
Ned Worboys: Lead Vocals
Simon Koziarski: Guitars
Ed Zuccollo: Rhodes, Minimoog
Shaun Elley: Drums, Slap bass
Paddy Bleakley: Bass
Lex French: Trumpet
Richard Shirley: Trombone
Tom Scrase: Cowbell
supported by 8 fans who also own “D.O.C. (Department of Conversation)”
This was the first album I ever listened to as a teenager, and it remains as impressive as I remember it being. I really can't recommend it enough, especially if you're into experimental spacey jazzy hip hop. asherarataki
supported by 6 fans who also own “D.O.C. (Department of Conversation)”
The use of natural sounds in many of the tracks is truly amazing and lends to the atmospheric elements of this album, completely thought provoking. Aaron C. Hollis