This Is The 21st Century

Hogarth / Marillion / Rothery / Trewavas

A wise man once said
A flower is only
A sexual organ
Beauty is cruelty
And evolution
A wise man once said
That everything could be explained with mathematics
He had denied
His feminine side
Now where is the wisdom in that?

I came just as fast as I could
Through the dirty air
Of your neighborhood
Your name on a grain of rice
Hangin' around my neck
And a head like lead

This is the 21st century
I heard everything they said
The Universe demystified
Chemicals for God
This is the 21st century

A wise man once wrote
That love is only
An ancient instinct
For reproduction
Natural selection
A wise man once said
That everything could be explained
And it's all in the brain

We lay on a velvet rug
By the open fire
She blew air on my eyelids
I cried: What's it all about?
As she kissed my hair
She said: There, there

This is the 21st century
I heard everything you said
The universe demystified
Astronomy instead
This is the 21st century
Can't you get it through your head
This ain't the way it was meant to be
Magic isn't dead
Come to bed
Come to bed

And rest your heavy head, my love
And slowly, from above
She showed the answer's something that can't be written down

This is the 21st century
Flash to crash and burn
Nobody's gonna give you anything
For nothing in return
There's a man up in a mirrored building
And he just bought the world

Would you want
To have kids
Growing up
Into what's left of this?

She shook her head
She said: Can't you see?
The world is you
The world is me

Trivia about the song This Is The 21st Century by Marillion

On which albums was the song “This Is The 21st Century” released by Marillion?
Marillion released the song on the albums “Anoraknophobia” in 2001, “A Verry Barry Christmas” in 2001, “Less Is More” in 2009, “Live From Cadogan Hall” in 2010, “Live in Montreal / Sunday” in 2010, and “Waves And Numb3rs” in 2016.
Who composed the song “This Is The 21st Century” by Marillion?
The song “This Is The 21st Century” by Marillion was composed by Hogarth, Marillion, Rothery, and Trewavas.

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