Hoodoo lyrics

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Come into my life
Regress into a dream
We will hide
Build a new reality
Draw another picture
Of the life you could have had
Follow your instincts
And choose the other path

You should never be afraid
You're protected from trouble and pain
Why, Why is this a crisis in your eyes again

Come to be
How did it come to be
Tied to a railroad
No love to set us free
Watch our souls fade away
And our bodies crumbling
Don't be afraid

I will take the blow for you

And I've had recurring nightmares
That I was loved for who I am
And missed the opportunity
to be a better man

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Damian says
YAWN
posted 23 July 2006 - Report
Natalie says
Wow...this song's amazing. Seriously, This song is DEEP! 1st time I heard it, I was speechless. Love it!
posted 31 July 2006 - Report
DamianHater says
Damian, if you can't find a way to appreciate this song, you are not worthy of listening to Muse as a whole... This song was the pinnacle of this album.
posted 13 August 2006 - Report
muselover says
freedom of speech! he can write whatever he wants.. not everybody has to like it ya know?
posted 14 August 2006 - Report
Damianhater is gay says
If you can't find a way to appreciate or at least respect everyone's opinion, you aren't worthy of respect.
You are a tool!
posted 20 August 2006 - Report
Hoodoo says
I think hoodoo isn't that song! It's Hyperchondriac Music!
posted 23 August 2006 - Report
Lizzie says
while the lyrics are deep i do have to agree with damien, its a bit boring.
posted 09 September 2006 - Report
OSCURO says
Well, Lizzie and Damian, to a certain extent yes, but it has some fairly subtle implicit meaning, plus it has cool Hispanic-style guitar bits and excerpts from one of Rachmaninoff's (is that spelt right?) piano concertos. This is probably one of those marmite songs- I found it grew on me loads. It is possibly my favourite after Assassin and Exo-politics. Also, Hoodoo, do you mean "hypochondriac"?
posted 15 September 2006 - Report
kat says
has anyone got the piano music for the middle part of the song i really wanna play it
posted 01 October 2006 - Report
The Pianist says
kat, why can´t you learn it by yourself. this is called autodidactic learning. come on its not so hard . I could tell ya all notes but it would be to much. well it begins with a c :P
you could try and search some tabs. e.g on www.mysongbook.com or type in tabs in google. there you might find the piano notes. for some tab files you need guitar pro.
muse is not from this planet ;)
i´m on concert on 29.11...such a pleasure^^
posted 24 October 2006 - Report
Annie says
Amoo A muse son unicos nadie como ellos
posted 27 March 2007 - Report
gayboat says
The pianist, stop being snobby i want the piano part aswell, i've been playing for 10 years but not all of us are prodigies that can play something just by listening 2 it a couple of times.
posted 26 April 2007 - Report
Mark says
This song has the typical Muse feel to it, which is theatrical and over the top. This is not a bad thing, however, the song has so much passion and emotion within it. The music represents the lyrics perfectly by beginning the song with just guitar work that provides a kind of ominous feeling. It slowly builds up to a very chaotic bridge with lyrics that represent the chaos. Then, following the chaos, the aftermath is then played on just the acoustic guitar in a depressing tone with the lyrical content coinciding perfectly.
Quite possibly Muse's most brilliant piece.
posted 16 June 2007 - Report
Erin says
Muse are the best band to walk the earth, The lyrics are filled with meaning and when they sing live, its just Utter Brillience!
posted 10 August 2007 - Report
George says
Seriously this song really grows on you, its billiant, so much passion and intensity, its a treat for your ears.
posted 23 March 2008 - Report