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The Fall

The Mixer

 

The Mixer

(album: Shift-Work - 1991)


The mixer is close to me
He turns his head
And smiles at me
And I am glad
He earns my salary

The mixer
In Español Restaurants
The people and staff, they clap
The mixer sweats
In comic type letters the voices are saying
Clap, clap
The mixer
Sweats
The mixer sweats

The mixer of Jamaican origin
Born, raised in the US
Observes the Victorian prayer

The BLBDS is overeasy on the carpets
And the mixer sweats

(It possessed the sort of bright sound microphone)
(It possessed the sort of bright sound microphone)
(With audio pickup pattern)
(With audio pickup pattern)

The mixer is close to me
(It produces broad responses)
(It produces broad responses)
(Hi-fidelity quality)
(Hi-fidelity quality)
(No feedback)
He turns his head
(And no howling etcetera)
And smiles at me
(We can express good sound of your voice)
(We can express good sound of your voice)
(An excellent melody orchestra)
(An excellent melody orchestra)
(A self contained filter control)
(A self contained filter control)
The mixer sweats
(Explosive breath sounds)
(Controlled explosive breath sounds)
(Far wind noises in different locations)
(Far wind noises in different locations)
(It possessed the sort of bright sound microphone)

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