Ακούμε ένα ιδιαίτερα αξιοσημείωτο κομμάτι από το Gash!, άλμπουμ που κυκλοφόρησε το 1995 ο James George Thirlwell, από τους πρωτοπόρους του είδους του industrial.
An absolutely remarkable song from Gash!, the album released in 1995 by James George Thirlwell, one of the pioneers of the industrial genre.

Damned if you do – and damned if you don’t
Throw down the gauntlet – and stay in your home
 Try to decide – call me again
Cheap suicide – 1-800-Kevorkian
 Why must I drown in this river of madness
How’d you escape from a broken up brain
I don’t wanna drift from this bruising blue twilight
Picking up pieces to start it again and again
 The jewel of denial
Closin down for awhile
You may not have a clue
But don’t touch that dial
 Why must I drown in this river of madness
How’d you escape from a broken up brain
I don’t wanna drift from this bruising blue twilight
Picking up pieces to start it again and again
 Don’t mess with the bull
Or you’ll get the horns
Best watch where you tread
Or you’ll wish you weren’t born
Dread forceps my head
Creeps into my bed
A wink to the blind
A scream to the deaf
 Why must I drown in this river of madness
How’d you escape from a broken up brain
I don’t wanna drift from this bruising blue twilight
Picking up pieces to start it again and again
Why must I swim thru this river of madness
When I just crawled thru that desert of hate
I don’t remember when I felt elation
I wanna go but I guess I should wait I should wait