 Genius Meanings
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Radiohead – Gagging Order
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[Verse 1] / I know what you're thinking / But I'm not your property / No matter what you say / No matter what you say / [Chorus] / Move along, there's nothing left to see / Just a
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Christopher O'Riley – Gagging Order
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Instrumental
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Radiohead – Paperbag Writer
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“Paperbag Writer” is a song found on Radiohead’s EP Com Lag and the single “There, There”. The lyrics give the notion that a person is having a panic attack of some sort, having to
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Radiohead – Myxomatosis
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A song touching on Radiohead’s relationship with the media and their critics, and how fame affected what they set out to achieve.
It is permeated by a dirty, aggressive riff with
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Radiohead – Where Bluebirds Fly
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These lyrics are from ‘Somewhere Over the Rainbow’ from the 1939 Wizard of Oz. The original is a beautiful song wishing of a better place.
However, this version turns the soft
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Radiohead – Fog (Again) - Live
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[Verse 1] / There’s a little child running 'round this house / And he never leaves, he will never leave / And the fog comes up from the sewers / And glows, in the dark / [Verse 2
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Radiohead – I Will
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Radiohead attempted to record a version of tenth track “I Will” in the Kid A and Amnesiac sessions as an electronic song, but abandoned it as “dodgy Kraftwerk”. Components of this
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Radiohead – 2 + 2 = 5 (Live at Earls Court, London, 26/11/03)
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[Verse 1] / Are you such a dreamer / To put the world to rights? / I'll stay home forever / Where two and two always makes a five / [Verse 2] / I'll lay down the tracks / Sandbag
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Radiohead – 2 + 2 = 5
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Hail to the Thief’s opening track is a rock song that builds to a loud climax.
Its title references the slogan two plus two equals five from George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four
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Radiohead – I Am A Wicked Child.
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[Intro] / One, two, three, four / [Verse 1] / Mother Mary come to me / For I am a wicked child / I've sinned and I am so confused / And I am a wicked child / I am a wicked child
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Radiohead – Fog
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“Fog” was released as the second b-side of the Knives Out single (CD2). It was previously known as “Alligators in New York Sewers” when it was performed in Israel on July 9, 2000.
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Radiohead – Go to Sleep. (Zane Lowe - 8/12/03)
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[Verse 1] / Something for the rag and bone man / Over my dead body / Something big is gonna happen / Over my dead body / [Verse 2] / Someone's son or someone's daughter / Over my
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Radiohead – I Will (Los Angeles Version).
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[Intro] / [Verse] / I will lay me down / In a bunker underground / I won't let this happen to my children / Meet the real world coming out of your shell / With white elephants
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Radiohead – Scatterbrain
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Here’s what Thom said about it:
It’s a really, really difficult song to describe. My favourite type of weather in the whole wide world is extreme winds. It is a bit dangerous. I
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Radiohead – There There (First Demo).
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[Intro] / (Don't reach out, don't reach out / Don't reach out, don't reach out / Don't reach out, don't reach out / Don't reach out, don't reach out) / [Verse 1] / In pitch dark
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Radiohead – Remyxomatosis (Cristian Vogel RMX).
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[Verse 1] / The mongrel cat came home / Holding half a head / Proceeded to show it off / To all his newfound friends / He said, I been where I liked / I slept with who I like / She
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Radiohead – Fog (Again Again Version)
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[Verse 1] / There’s a little child running around this house / And he never leaves, he will never leave / And the fog comes up from the sewers / And glows in the dark / [Verse 2
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Genius Farsi Translations (ترجمهی فارسی) – Radiohead - Nude (ترجمه ی فارسی)
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[Chorus] / Don't get any big ideas / فکرای بزرگ به سرت نزنه / They're not gonna happen / قرار نیست اتفاق بیافتن / [Verse 1] / You paint yourself white / تو خودتو سفید رنگ میکنی
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Judy Garland – Over the Rainbow Interpolations
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See all of “Over the Rainbow” by Judy Garland’s interpolations
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Judy Garland – Over the Rainbow
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Also known as “Somewhere Over the Rainbow”, the 1939 classic and Academy Award winning song from “Wizard of Oz”.
In 2001, the National Endowment of the Arts and the Recording
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