"I Can't Tell What Truth is Anymore" is a song by Andy Partridge. It appeared on Andy's Fuzzy Warbles Volume 6 in 2004.
Quotes[]
Andy: “Written for Nonsuch and I can see it fitting in well along with the gang, must have thought we had too much material as I never even brought this up at rehearsals. Good solid construction, well balanced, does what it says on the tin. Cousin of ‘Dear Madam Barnum’ and ‘The Disappointed’. I just love songs with two middle eights in them.”
Lyrics[]
Is the world still round and flat,
like our grimey bathroom mat?
I can't tell what truth is anymore
Of course the moon's a shining sphere,
but one foot up and three foot near
I can't tell what truth is anymore
And if you've gone for good or you've gone for bad,
you just blew away any real I ever had
Perhaps the sea is made of glass,
with waves on wheels that roll right past
Oh I can't tell what truth is anymore
For I can't tell what truth is anymore
And if you've gone for good or you've gone for bad,
you just blew away any real I ever had
Am I stood here six foot tall
or curled up in a foetal ball?
Oh I can't tell what truth is anymore
For I can't tell what truth is anymore
No I can't tell what truth is anymore