You fell through the ceiling
Into the party below
Somewhere south of the border
Where they grow the blow
And all your good ideas
Celebrated mistakesCelebrating the stakes [0:45]
Calculated, she wakes
In the fall
It's no time at all
Filming a documentary
About drugs in the jungle
You become a sloth
When you steal a little sample
And all your brilliant plans
Fixed your horoscope
Transfixed, she gropes for the call
In no place at all
At a ruined resort
With your time-share cutie
How you had a blast
What a little beauty
And all your serious attempts
All your limitations
She makes your invitations seem small
There's no you at all
Plundering some artifacts
You cut yourself a deal
On the steps of the temple
Where sacrifices kneel
And all your marvelous hunches
Fill their vapid hearts
Rapidly she darts down the hall
It's no life at all (yeah)
Steve Kilbey is a British-born Australian musician, best known as the singer and bassist of the rock band The Church. Born in London in 1955, he moved to Australia at the age of seven. Kilbey founded The Church in 1980 with Peter Koppes and Marty Willson-Piper. The band achieved international success in the 1980s with albums like *Of Skins and Heart* (1985) and *Starfish* (1988), characterized by psychedelic atmospheres and a progressive rock sound. Kilbey is also a talented songwriter, known for his introspective and poetic lyrics. Besides The Church, he has collaborated with numerous Australian and international artists, releasing solo albums as well. Some of Steve Kilbey's most representative songs include "Under the Milky Way", "Metropolis", "The Unguarded Moment" and "Tantalized".
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