Franz Ferdinand - Ulysses Lyrics and Video
Ulysses by Franz Ferdinand, Music Video and Lyrics
Ulysses is the first single by Scottish band band Franz Ferdinand from their forthcoming album Tonight: Franz Ferdinand.
The song will be released in physical format on 19 January 2009 through Domino Records.
It charted at #25 on the Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart, it’s the band’s fifth single to appear on that chart.
Here you can listen the song, this is a live version.
Franz Ferdinand - Ulysses Lyrics
While I sit in here, a sentimental face stares
And a voice says hi, so
So what you gotta what you gotta disdain.
C’mon let’s get high
C’mon look so, you got next oh,
Walk 25 miles oh
Well I’m bored
I’m bored.
C’mon let’s get high.
C’mon let’s get high.
C’mon let’s get high.
High.
Well I found a new way
I found a new way.
C’mon doll and use me;
I don’t need your sympathy.
Lalalalala, Ulysses
I’ll find a new way
I’ll find a new way, baby.
I’m not Ulysses, I’m not Ulysses
No, but you are now, boy.
So sinister, so sinister,
Last night was wild.
What’s a matter there, feeling kinda anxious?
That hot blood, grew cold.
Yeah everyone, everybody knows it.
Yeah everyone, everybody know it.
Everybody knows I
Lalalalala Ulysses
I’ll find a new way.
I’ll find a new way, baby.
Lalalalala Ulysses
I’ll find a new way.
Well I’ll find a new way, baby.
Oh… Oh, then suddenly you know
You’re never going home
You’re never (six times)
You’re never going home.
Not Ulysses, baby.
No, lalalala oohoo
You’re not Ulysses, oohoo
Lalalala, oohoo
Song Information
Released December 2, 2008 (Digital download), January 19, 2009 (Physical single)
Genre Indie Rock
Length 3:11
Label Domino
Writers Alex Kapranos, Nick McCarthy
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February 24th, 2009 at 4:23 pm
Not 100% sure, But at the beginning when the lyrics say “Whatcha got, whatcha got disdain”, I believe it says “this time”, not “disdain”. Make more sense that way, anyway. Kinda like asking your pot-dealing friend, “Hey, whatcha got this time? Let’s get high.”