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The campaign involves over 400 musicians advocating for a cultural embargo of Israel.
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"Human Behaviour (The Underworld Remix)" is a track by Björk, from the album The Best Mixes from the Album-Debut for All the People Who Don’t Buy White-Labels, released 7th June 1993. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 4 articles about Björk.
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[Verse 1: Björk] If you ever get close to a human And human behaviour Be ready, be ready to get confused [Gibberish] There's definitely, definitely, definitely no logic To human behaviour But yet so, yet so irresistible [Gibberish] [Refrain: Björk] And there is no map [Gibberish] [Verse 2: Björk] They're terribly, terribly, terribly moody Oh, human behaviour Then all of a sudden turn happy [Gibberish] But, oh, to get involved in the exchange Of human emotions Is ever so, ever so satisfying [Gibberish] [Refrain: Björk] And there is no map [Gibberish] [Interlude: ?] [?] Just once [?] Don't [?] Now what? Yes [?] It's amazing [?] [Pre-Chorus: Björk] There's definitely, definitely, definitely no logic Human Human Human [Chorus: Björk] Human behaviour Human behaviour Human behaviour Human behaviour [Chorus: Björk] Human behaviour Human behaviour Human behaviour Human behaviour [Chorus: Björk] Human behaviour Human behaviour Human behaviour Human behaviour [Chorus: Björk] Human behaviour Human behaviour Human behaviour Human behaviour [Chorus: Björk] Human behaviour Human behaviour Human behaviour Human behaviour [Chorus: Björk] Human behaviour Human behaviour Human behaviour Human behaviour [Chorus: Björk] Human behaviour Human behaviour Human behaviour Human behaviour [Outro: Björk] Human beha-
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The Icelandic singer's visually stunning concert film, featuring footage from her global Cornucopia tour, will screen in 500 theaters worldwide.
The new remix was premiered over the weekend at a show in London and has now been released for the world to hear.
It is is taken from her forthcoming album, 'fossora', set for release September 30th.