It's a serious hunger
That can lead you around
Like a farmer leads a bull
To the butcher in town
And you never know when
Your time's gonna come
And you can't settle down
And you couldn't stop now
Even if you were able
And you wouldn't settle down
At a simple table
Yeah, whatever makes you happy
yeah, whatever makes it happen
It's a system of beliefs
That makes you look down
At the whole human race
From a comfortable cloud
And you'll never come down
And you won't come around
Yeah and you'll never come down
Yeah, whatever makes you happy
yeah, whatever makes it happen
Have you been a slave to sin?
Have you seen what's happening?
Will you ever see enough?
Wash away the history
Have you seen what's happening?
Will it ever be enough?
Yeah, whatever makes you happy
Yeah, whatever makes you happy
yeah, whatever makes it happen
Have you been a slave to sin?
Have you seen what's happening?
Will you ever see enough?
Wash away the history
Have you seen what's happening?
Will it ever be enough?
Moev is a Canadian electronic music group formed in Vancouver in 1981 by Tom Ferris and Cal Stephenson. Active until the 1990s, they released albums on labels such as Atlantic Records, Nettwerk Records, Go! Records and Cop International. Their most successful album, *Yeah Whatever*, released in 1989, combined dark, solemn, anthemic lyrics with disjointed beats, trickling electronics, and occasional spoken-word samples. Singles from the album include "Yeah Whatever", "Wanting" and "Crucify Me", the latter featuring the repeated phrase "Why would you / Crucify me?" (Besides these samples, the album also includes phrases taken from George Lucas' 1971 film *THX 1138*). "Crucify Me" peaked at number 4 on the Rolling Stone Top Dance Tracks chart.
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