The Banality Of Evil
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Publisher: published by opium (arts) ltd. / freibank Length: 8:01 Date: October 17, 2005 Copyright: Samadhi Sound | |||
From Nine Horses debut album. | |||
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burnt friedman: keyboards, editing, drum programming
steve jansen: percussion
neal sutherland: bass guitar
riff pike III: electric guitar
morten grønvad : vibraphone
carsten skøv : vibraphone
hayden chisholm: clarinet
thomas hass: 1st saxophone solo
theo travis: 2nd saxophone solo
marcina arnold, eska g. mtungwazi: backing vocals
david sylvian: guitars, keyboards, vocals
produced and arranged by david sylvian, burnt friedman
The track was used in the motion picture "The Number 23", starring Jim Carrey. In the credits roll the title and performers Nine Horses are mentioned.
Lyrics
I’ve got me a badge
A bright shiny badge
I’m painting the crest in yellow and blue
I’ve got me a club
An exclusive club
It doesn’t include a place for you
Hey…..hello neighbour
Hey…..hello neighbour, right you are
It’s in the way that you walk
All of the changes, all the mistakes
In the demands you constantly make
It’s in the way that you grieve
All of the loss
You don’t know when you’re better off
Or at what cost
You’ve got it good
The banality of evil
Benevolent mother
Smother the child
The benefactors are in denial
Hey…..hello neighbour
Hey…..hello neighbour, right you are
There was a time
Not so long ago
I was master of everything I surveyed
Yes, there was a time
We did it my way
We’ll do things my way
Benevolent mother
Smother the child
The perpetrators are in denial
The banality of evil
King of the castle
Room at the top
Off with their heads
Chop ‘em off
The banality of evil
Benevolent mother
Smother the child
The benefactors are in denial
The banality of evil
King of the castle
Room at the top
Off with their heads
Chop ‘em off
Hey…..hello neighbour
I don’t believe in what you believe
You skin is filthy
And your gods don’t look like god to me
But I want to touch you
Now that isn’t right
No, that can’t be right
But I want to touch you
You’re leading me on I know it
Hey…
King of the castle
More room at the top
All sorts allowed
Now the gloves are off
Hey….hello neighbour
Benevolent mother
Smother the child
The benefactors are in denial
The banality of evil
King of the castle
Room at the top
Off with their heads
Chop ‘em off
The banality of evil
Benevolent mother
Smother the child
The perpetrators are in denial
The banality of evil
King of the castle
Room at the top
Off with their heads
Chop ‘em off
The banality of evil
Artists related to this track

- David Sylvian (music)

- David Sylvian (lyrics)

- Burnt Friedman (music)

- Nine Horses (performer)
This track can be found on:

- Nine Horses - Snow Borne Sorrow (advanced promo)
This is the advanced promo of Samadhi Sound with a printed CDR and CD inlay.

- Nine Horses - Snow Borne Sorrow
Stunning group project featuring David Sylvian, Steve Jansen and Burnt Friedma....

- Nine Horses - Wonderful World EP
First single release to be taken from the acclaimed Nine Horses album "Snow Bo....

- Nine Horses - Snow Borne Sorrow (Belgium advanced promo)
Exclusive distibuted to small record shops and journalists in Belgium initiate....

- Nine Horses - Snow Borne Sorrow (Japanese promo)
Japanese CDR promo, probably P-Vine

- A Victim Of Stars, 1982-2012
New compilation released on Februari 29th 2012.

- A Victim Of Stars, 1982-2012 (2CDR UK promo)
Official EMI UK 2 CD-R promo for A Victim Of Stars 1982-2012

- A Victim Of Stars, 1982-2012 (2CDR DE promo)
Official German EMI 2 CD-R promo for A Victim Of Stars 1982-2012

- Nine Horses - Snow Borne Sorrow (Japan)
Japanese version contains bonus track and booklet!

- Nine Horses - Snow Borne Sorrow (Russia)
Russian counterfeit of the Nine Horses album
Video
Related items and subjects

- The Banality Of Evil (Burnt Friedman Remix) (track)
Track from the Money For All EP.
