From time to time
We all need help
Just listen to me
Repeat myself

Repeat myself
And repeat my lines
Why say it just once
When I can say it two times?

Shut up, shut up, shut up

Everybody’s talking 
Why won’t they just shut up?
Can’t they see I’m waiting 
For my turn to talk?

Everybody’s talking 
Why won’t they just shut up?
Can’t they see I’m waiting 
For my turn to talk?

From time to time 
I can’t quite make out
The murmurings 
From in the crowd

The only sound 
That I can recognize 
Is a sound I’ve heard
At least three times

Shut up, shut up, shut up

Everybody’s talking 
Why won’t they just shut up?
Can’t they see I’m waiting 
For my turn to talk?

Everybody’s talking 
Why won’t they just shut up?
Can’t they see I’m waiting 
For my turn to talk?

Everybody’s talking 
Why won’t they just shut up?
Can’t they see I’m waiting 
For my turn to talk?

Uh…what was I gonna say?
Hey, where are you going?
I was gonna say…something?
Oh well, okay

Shut up
Shut up

Everybody’s talking 
Why won’t they just shut up?
Can’t they see I’m waiting 
For my turn to talk? 

Everybody’s talking 
Why won’t they just shut up?
Can’t they see I’m waiting 
For my turn to talk? 

Everybody’s talking 
Why won’t they just shut up?
Can’t they see I’m waiting 
For my turn to talk? 

Everybody’s talking 
Why won’t they just shut up?
Can’t they see I’m waiting 
For my turn to talk? 

Shut up
Shut up

Shut Up

Our Time In The Sun

Let Me Lay My Head

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Diagrams, the artistic moniker of Sheffield-based Sam Genders, will release a new song, which follows up this year’s critically acclaimed album Chromatics.

The stand-alone track will be released digitally on 25th November; no arbitrary date, but one which marks the 100th year anniversary of the last of Albert Einstein’s lectures in which he put forward his revolutionary theory of general relativity.

To commemorate the event, Genders has worked closely on the track with Sheffield based producer and multi-instrumentalist Martin Gregory Smith and “long-time collaborator of Diagrams” designer/animator James Bates, on a video.

He says of the inspiration behind the track, “I'm fascinated by science and had been reading Einstein's biography on the last European tour. When I read that the centenary of the theory was approaching I was inspired to write a song to commemorate it.”

Swirling atmospherics reflect the cosmic subject matter, which inspired the track as synthesizers hum and whirl; yet these textures are juxtaposed with Genders’ rich, subtle vocal delivery and pastoral horn arrangements. The overall effect is wistful, but cautiously optimistic, drawing parallels between the incomprehensibility of universal matters, and, as Genders puts it, “the cosmos that we each have inside our heads.” 

The imagery included in Bates’ animation alludes to these parallel themes, as two figures seek to be reunited as they float through the void. They drift past intricate, intertwining concentric patterns while Genders sings of dancing “like two electrons held in the orbit of a radium ion”. 

Diagrams - General Relativity

Written, Composed, Recorded & Produced by TUSKA
Drums by George Traylen (Brother, Suck On Your Mind) and Richard Sturges (Space Dreaming)
Mixed by Barney Cox
Mastered by John Davis @ Metropolis

Copyright © 2017, TUSKA

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