Björk
The universe it is so big,
I feel dizzy when I think about it,
My head swims I get giddy,
Still I realize that long ago,
It was so small I could have kept it,
Underneath my little skirt,
At least until the big bang happened,
Einar
Every man, every woman.
Björk
Sun planet the universe and me,
When Im excited and have to wait,
My organs start to move, my lungs pump,
Cells flow faster on tracks inside me,
I demand to see myself from within,
Be a cell for a day.
Einar
Every man, every woman
Björk
Sun, planet, the universe and me
The universe and me...ooh...
The universe and me, am I a planet? woaah!
The universe and me... woah!!
Co-o-ome, na-na-na-hee-ooh!
The planets and me we get along so well together
Gliding down imaginary rollercoaster-paths along the sky
I can do somersaults around jupiter if I feel like it
Nothing can stop a planet
But a planet can stop anything at all
Einar
Every man, every woman
Björk
Sun planet the universe and me
The universe and me, the universe and me,
The universe and me, the universe and me.
The Sugarcubes were an Icelandic alternative rock band active from 1986 to 1992. Founded in Reykjavík, the group was led by singer and songwriter Björk, who stood out for her ethereal voice and theatrical performances. The band achieved a certain international popularity thanks to the album "Life's Too Good" (1988), which included the hit single "Birthday". Their sound was characterized by a mix of alternative rock, synthpop and experimental elements, with lyrics often ironic and surreal. After the disbandment of the Sugarcubes in 1992, Björk embarked on a highly successful solo career. Among the most representative songs of the Sugarcubes are "Birthday", "Deus Ex Machina", "Hold On To Your Dreams" and "Stick Around".
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