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Taken from the album "FH1". This is a remixed version.
The first ever Faderhead track. It was made in one night and came out in 2004 on the Advanced Electronics compilation. A little later I was approached by 4 record labels.
The first ever Faderhead track. It was made in one night and came out in 2004 on the Advanced Electronics compilation. A little later I was approached by 4 record labels.
lyrics
LYRICS
"THE PROTAGONIST"
Every now and then the world is strange
Time to stop and re-evaluate
Broken heart won't equal broken dreams
Mr. Bond, find the real me, please
Critics wonder where the feeling went
E-TV reports "The Passion's Spent!!"
One of the days that never seem to end
And where the fuck is my script again
I am the protagonist
Disarmed the bomb
Fucked the femme fatale
I am the protagonist
The credits roll
Discover who we are
Roll the camera hit the winning smile
Take 15 - it's gonna take a while
Smoke machines can make it hard to breathe
Mr. Bond, find the real me, please
Gonna hang inside my trailer more
This is what they made the trailer for
Make-Up let's me be a real man
And where the fuck is my script again
"THE PROTAGONIST"
Every now and then the world is strange
Time to stop and re-evaluate
Broken heart won't equal broken dreams
Mr. Bond, find the real me, please
Critics wonder where the feeling went
E-TV reports "The Passion's Spent!!"
One of the days that never seem to end
And where the fuck is my script again
I am the protagonist
Disarmed the bomb
Fucked the femme fatale
I am the protagonist
The credits roll
Discover who we are
Roll the camera hit the winning smile
Take 15 - it's gonna take a while
Smoke machines can make it hard to breathe
Mr. Bond, find the real me, please
Gonna hang inside my trailer more
This is what they made the trailer for
Make-Up let's me be a real man
And where the fuck is my script again
credits
from Trilogy,
released February 27, 2010
Written, recorded, produced and mixed by Faderhead.
Written, recorded, produced and mixed by Faderhead.
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