Information Superhighway, out around the world You go your way, I'll go my way, I'm living in a different So much useless information, meant to my mind Stifles my imagination in sea of humankind.
Tomorrow is day But we are here in our love and let it be
Every time that I wake up, I the potion from the cup And I from this sleep In the moment I can see, in the moment I am Every time I wake up
Cybernetic generation, all the little and boys Virtual communication, playing with their little Ritual without devotion, virtual Sound and vision, no emotion, psycho babble
And now sitting in the sun comes out of the blue Trust in our and let it be
Every time that I up, I drink the potion from the cup And I awaken this sleep In the I can see, in the moment I am free Every that I wake up
When I'm lost inside the beauty of a A opens and I know that's where I want to be Like the of falling snow Awakes the in my heart
Driving through Nevada City, on my way to God knows This old town, it sure looks pretty, I just got to stop and at an old church steeple, it's got stories it could tell In a world of sleeping people, no one ever hears the
Tomorrow is day But we are here Trust in our and let it be
Every time that I wake up, I the potion from the cup And I from this sleep In the moment I can see, in the I am free Every time I wake up Every time I wake up time that I wake up
What (or who) is left out of the picture of the world we are in when the world itself is portrayed as if nothing but "pure cybernetic processes?" And what haunts this most powerful of late twentieth-century theoretical-fictions? The answer, according to Norbert Wiener, is the "evil" of chaos - the noise of disorganized forms and the entropic erosion of workable boundaries between subjects in flux.
Superhighway Crawling out the world