lyrics You can force it but it will not come You can taste it but it will not form You can crush it but it's always here You can crush it but it's always near Chasing you around Saying everything is broken Everyone is broken You can force it but it will stay strong You can crush it as dry as a bone You can walk it home straight from school You can kiss it You can break all the rules But still Everything is broken Everyone is broken Everyone is broken Everything is broken Why can't you forget me? Why can't you forget me? Why can't you forget me?

PLANET TELEX (4:19)
available on: the bends & high & dry/planet telex

PLANET TELEX (LIVE AT THE FORUM) (0:00)
available on: just

PLANET TELEX (HEXIDECIMAL MIX) (6:45)
available on: high & dry/planet telex

PLANET TELEX (HEXIDECIMAL DUB) (6:45)
available on: high & dry/planet telex

PLANET TELEX (LFO JD MIX) (0:00)
available on: high & dry/planet telex

PLANET TELEX (OSBORN MIX) (0:00)
available on: high & dry/planet telex

PLANET TELEX (MO-WAX MIX) (0:00)
available on: high & dry/planet telex

PLANET TELEX (TRASHED MIX) (0:00)
available on: high & dry/planet telex

PLANET TELEX (KARMA SUNRA MIX) (0:00)
available on: just & xfm/the remix

guitar tab: download

notes: phil: "we used up some leftovers to create the drum loop we cut up and re-arranged the outro section from the first version of "killer cars". Steve Osbourne's remix is great". ed: "a drunken evening that spawned probably my favourite track. thom's one-take vocal crounching in the corner was particularly memorable, he may have been uanble to stand. Love colin's bass groove thang on yhis." jonny: "this was the only song - from the bends - written in the studio. I remember helping Thom to write the verse, but not having the stamina to stay for the debauched recording session". colin: "ehr...whooshy? sitting in TV room at RAK studio whilst thom, ed and leckie where working on it, thinking..."what is this old bollocks?"...then putting bass on, thinking..."oh yess, oooh yess, i like it!" thom: "the product of a single sex education, romantic novels and art college [and sensi?]".