Arpeggi
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For the chord-playing style, see Arpeggio
"Arpeggi" is an unreleased song by the band Radiohead.
It was first played at the Ether Festival at the Royal Festival Hall in London, March 27th, 2006. Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood were the only members of Radiohead there; Greenwood played the Ondes Martenotand Yorke performed the singing, and they were backed by the orchestra.
More recently, the full band has played it on their 2006 tour, with the Ondes Martenot replaced with guitars and keyboards, and the cello parts now being performed by Ed O'Brien as backing vocals. It is thought to be a strong contender for inclusion on their next album. It is unknown whether the band will keep Phil Selway's drum track from the live performances, or use programmed beats, as mentioned in passing during a Dead Air Space post.
Lyrics to Arpeggi thanks to ateaseweb.com[1]
In the deepest ocean
the bottom of the sea
your eyes, they turn me
why should i stay here?
why should i stay?
i'd be crazy not to follow
follow where you lead
your eyes, they turn me
sunk without a trace
the bottom of the deep
your eyes, they turn me
turn me into phantoms
i follow to the edge of the earth
and fall off
everybody leaves
if they get the chance
and this is my chance
in the bottom of
we're fishes
and I get eaten by the worms
we're fishes
we're fishes
we're fishes
hit the bottom of
hit the bottom to escape
escape
hit the bottom of
hit the bottom to escape
escape
escape
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