Airbag Lyrics by Radiohead
Radiohead Lyrics
Airbag Lyrics
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In the next world war
In a jackknifed juggernaut
I am born again
In the neon sign
Scrolling up and down
I am born again
In an interstellar burst
I am back to save the universe
In a deep, deep sleep
Of the innocent
I am born again
In a fast German car
I'm amazed that I survived
An airbag saved my life
In an interstellar burst
I am back to save the universe
In an interstellar burst
I am back to save the universe
In an interstellar burst
I am back to save the universe
In a jackknifed juggernaut
I am born again
In the neon sign
Scrolling up and down
I am born again
In an interstellar burst
I am back to save the universe
In a deep, deep sleep
Of the innocent
I am born again
In a fast German car
I'm amazed that I survived
An airbag saved my life
In an interstellar burst
I am back to save the universe
In an interstellar burst
I am back to save the universe
In an interstellar burst
I am back to save the universe
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Airbag Info:
• According to Thom Yorke 'Has an airbag saved my life? Nah... but I tell you something, every time you have a near accident, instead of just sighing and carrying on, you should pull over, get out of the car and run down the street screaming 'I'm BACK! I'm ALIVE! My life has started again today!''
• Thom Yorke, Edward O'Brien, Jonathan Greenwood, Philip Selway, & Colin Greenwood share writing credits on the song. Nigel Godrich produced the track for the album 'OK Computer'.
• According to an interview with Thom Yorke 'So much of the public's perception revolves around illusion. That's what Airbag is about, the illusion of safety. In reality, airbags don't really work, and they go off at random'
• Thom Yorke, Edward O'Brien, Jonathan Greenwood, Philip Selway, & Colin Greenwood share writing credits on the song. Nigel Godrich produced the track for the album 'OK Computer'.
• According to an interview with Thom Yorke 'So much of the public's perception revolves around illusion. That's what Airbag is about, the illusion of safety. In reality, airbags don't really work, and they go off at random'