Soft Machine - Turns On - An Early Collection

We Know What You Mean

What do you know about nothing people?
You sell yourself so you can buy more
What do you care about bluffing people?
Does it make you want to try more?

We know what you mean
We know what you've seen
We understand

What do you care about bluffing people
Throwing sparrows from the treetops
What do you care about nothing people?
When you're waiting at the bus stop

I'm very glad to hear that

We understand the sky will be visible soon
We understand the sky will be visible soon

Soon soon soon you will be obliged to try
Soon soon soon to reach your moon and die

What do you care about nothing people?
You sell yourself so you can buy more
What do you care about nothing people?
And does it make you want to try more?

It's very nice to know

Everybody sing now
An optimistic future



Credits
Writer(s): Kevin Ayers
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Other Album Tracks

  1. I Should've Known (Version 1)
  2. We Know What You Mean
  3. I'm so Low
  4. Clarence in Wonderland (Version 1)
  5. Hope for Happiness (Version 1)
  6. I Should've Known (Version 2)
  7. We Know What You Mean (Version 2)
  8. She's Gone
  9. Save Yourself (Version 1)
  10. Lullaby Letter (Version 1)

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Altri album

  1. Høvidkodden 1971 (Vol. 1) [feat. Robert Wyatt, Hugh Hopper, Elton Dean & Mike Ratledge]
  2. Høvidkodden 1971 (feat. Robert Wyatt, Hugh Hopper, Elton Dean & Mike Ratledge) [Vol. 2]
  3. The Dew at Dawn / Slightly) Slightly All the Time - Single
  4. Other Doors
  5. The Dutch Lesson (Live)
  6. Music Alive (Live 1972)
  7. Facelift France and Holland (feat. Robert Wyatt)
  8. Virtually (Live)
  9. Live 1967-'69
  10. Plastic haircut

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