Title:Airwaves Artist:Thomas Dolby 
Album:The Golden Age of Wireless 
This is a really good song and can be interpreted many ways, or not interpreted at all. She Blinded Me with Science also being on this album, it got most of its glory taken away. It is much more mellow than most of Dolby's early works. 
Strange how the scale forms 
In tiny patterns 
On my antenna 
And the fiveoclock show
Hello, hello
Brooklyn is crawling
With famous people
I turn my vehicle 
Beneath the river, west from south 
Through the airwaves 
People never read the airwaves 
Do we only feed the airwaves? 
I really should have seen through the airwaves 
Electric fences 
Line our new freeway 
Here in the halflight 
The motorhomes leave 
Knee deep in water 
Under a pylon 
How slow my heartbeat 
How thin the air I'm breathing in 
Through the airwaves 
People never read the airwaves 
Do we only feed the airwaves? 
Or stamp them out at street level? 
Airwaves 
The dampness of the wind, the airwaves 
The tension of the skin, the airwaves 
I really should have seen through the airwaves 
Be in my broadcast 
When this is over 
Give me your shoulder 
I need a place to 
Wait for morning 
No it was nothing 
Some car backfiring 
Please don't ask questions 
I itch all over; let me sleep 
Through the airwaves 
People never read the airwaves 
Do we only feed the airwaves? 
Or stamp them out at street level? 
Airwaves 
The dampness of the wind, the airwaves 
The tension of the skin, the airwaves 
I really should have seen through the airwaves... 
May the Force be with you, Thomas Dolby.