Foals - Spanish Sahara
So I walked into the haze
And a million dirty ways
Now I see you lying there
Like a lie low losing air air
Black rocks and shoreline sand
Still that summer I cannot bare
And I wipe the sand of my arms
Letґs bannish the horror the place that youґd wanna
Leave the horror here
Forget the horror here
Forget the horror here
Leave it all down here
It's future rust and then itґs future dust
Forget the horror here
Forget the horror here
Leave it all down here
It's future rust and then itґs future dust
Now the waves they drag you down
Carry you to broken ground
Though I find you in the sand
Wipe you clean with dirty hands
So god damn this boiling space
Lets bannish the horror the place that youґd wanna
Leave the horror here
Forget the horror here forget the horror here
Leave it all down here
It's future rust and then itґs future dust
I'm the fury in your head
I'm the fury in your bed
I'm the ghost in the back of your head
Cause I am
I'm the fury in your head
I'm the fury in your bed
I'm the ghost in the back of your head
Cause I am
I'm the fury in your head
I'm the fury in your bed
I'm the ghost in the back of your head
Cause I am
Forget the horror here
Forget the horror here
Leave it all down here
It's future rust and then itґs future dust
I'm the fury in your head
I'm the fury in your bed
I'm the ghost in the back of your head
Cause I am
I'm the fury in your head
I'm the fury in your bed
I'm the ghost in the back of your head
Cause I am
I'm the fury in your head
I'm the fury in your bed
I'm the ghost in the back of your head
Cause I am
Spanish Sahara was the first song to be premiered from Foals new album Total Life Forever. It was played on Zane Lowe's Radio 1 show on 10th March, and the video was also released on the same night. So how did the song title come about? Here's what Yannis said to the NME: "The title came from a local band's cassette that I bought for a pound after a show in Oxford. I never listened to it, but it was wrapped in a map, and on that map it said Spanish Sahara. It seemed to fit with the song's mood, which is lunar and apocalyptic, but beautiful. Hopefully it allows different interpretations." (For more info on the song check out Spanish Sahara Songfacts)