Pushing all the buttons
Trying to come to something
Flying with his feet on the ground
Full of dreams and visions
In a world of indecision
He ain't around to be pushed around
Been a long time coming on - take a look at him now
And the days of if are gone - 'cause he's showing us how
Knowledge fuels the mind of the few
In a way that no - one's found
Brave new answers screaming the truth
And the techno wins the crown
Chorus
Micro-kid with mega-thoughts
He is real, he is here, he is fashionable
Micro-kid speaks digitalk
If you hear what he says it's acceptable
Generating square waves
While computing new games
Finally gets the chips off his back
A smile is on his face
Erasing every trace
Of doubt that plagues the rest of the pack
And his brain stores memories - no alternatives could come in
He's the living remedy - times are better than they were then
Knowledge fuels the mind of the few
In a way that no-one's found
Brave new answers screaming the truth
And the techno wins the crown
Chorus (rpt.)
Level 42 is a British jazz-funk band active since 1979. Founded in London by Mike Lindup (keyboards, vocals), Phil Gould (bass) and Mark King (drums, bass guitar), the group achieved international fame in the 1980s with songs like "Lessons in Love", "Something About You" and "Running Blind". Their sound is characterized by a mix of jazz, funk, progressive rock and pop, with electronic influences. Level 42 has released over ten studio albums, selling millions of copies worldwide. Among their most important albums are "Level 42" (1981), "True Colours" (1983) and "World Machine" (1985). The group is known for its energetic and engaging live performances, with an emphasis on instrumental music. Mark King, in particular, is appreciated for his unique and virtuoso electric bass style.
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