she said you can do anything you want. she said you can be with anyone.
she said you can go anywhere you want she said.
she said you can say anything you need. she said you can be
anywhere you feel. she said just pick up the phone.
(confusion the waitress.)
she said dont go dark on me again. she said.
she said the silence in the silence i see you my confidence she said.
she said loophole how are you. she said oh no once again the superstar.
she said he loves you but can you name me his children.
she said oh the god you lost again. she said the colour of your boyfriend.
she said get out of bed. answer the phone.

Sing with the song of Underworld, Confusion The Waitress lyrics!

she said in the belly of st pauls again. she said goodyear rubber man.
she said i'm smiling with the sun. she said two years is a small price.
she said loophole. how are you. she said once again the superstar.
she said look at the size of it. she said.
she said you can do anything you want.
she said you can be with anyone.
she said you can go anywhere you want she said.
she said you can say anything you need.
she said you can be anywhere you feel.
she said just pick up the phone.

underworld

Artist Information

Name:	Karl Hyde & Rick Smith
Profile:	Karl Hyde and Rick Smith started out in the mid- and late-1980's as the band that would eventually become today's Underworld, making quirky new-wave pop. British DJ Darren Emerson made their acquaintance in 1992 and helped them refine their sound into something more sleek and beat-oriented, yet still shot through with tinges of blues, rock and spoken-word streams of consciousness. After several releases on Junior Boy's Own as Lemon Interupt, the three of them re-adopted the Underworld name. The trio's first full-length, Dubnobasswithmyheadman, was released in 1993 to rave reviews and is still considered a landmark piece of work today. It spawned several hit singles (Dark & Long, Cowgirl, Dirty Epic) and was followed a couple years later by the Born Slippy single and sophomore album Second Toughest In The Infants. Underworld's well-praised remixography also continued to grow, including Björk, Saint Etienne, Simply Red, Massive Attack and Leftfield, among others. After licensing a remix of "Born Slippy" out for the 1996 cult classic film Trainspotting, Underworld gained instant worldwide fame and found themselves touring furiously, touting their renowned, high-energy live act worldwide. Their fame continued to run high into the release of Beaucoup Fish (1999) and Everything, Everything (2000), after which time Emerson left the group to concentrate more on his DJ career. The album A Hundred Days Off followed in 2003.In addition to their music, Karl and Rick also own and run a graphic design company, Tomato, which has done high-profile work for clients around the world as well as providing art for all of Underworld's releases. In addition, Karl Hyde, along with John Warwicker have published two typograpic journals, the first being "Mmm... Skyscraper, I Love You" (1994), the second was "In The Belly Of Saint Paul" (2003).
Albums / OSTs:	a life less ordinary batman and robin dubnobasswithmyheadman hackers hackers 2 second toughest in the infants the beach trainspotting trainspotting 2 Click here to view All Albums and Song Lyrics of Underworld!