I’m an ordinary guy. Burning down the house. —Talking Heads. "Burning Down the House." 1983 David Byrne’s hypnotic, octave plunge between the lyrics "watch" and "out" is a sonic caveat.

I took it as a message I need to be outside of America right now,” the 'Bob Hearts Abishola' star said at the Just For Laughs ...

— Talking Heads, “Burning Down the House” Rep. Matt Gaetz, Florida Republican and psycho killer, led the smallest caucus in Congress this week across the aisle and into the lap of Democrats.

“Burning Down the House,” with lyrics by Talking Heads frontman David Byrne, was the best-selling single the band ever had, and was proof that a great lyric is in the ear of the listener.

Here, "Burning Down the House" offers promising alternatives to jail and issues an urgent and unequivocal moral indictment: We've purchased peace of mind at the cost of the health, and in some ...

Still Burning Down the House The iconic, and iconoclastic, musician and philosopher David Byrne never sits still, and never stops making sense Written by Michael Klein | December 2, 2022 - 9:00 am ...

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How hard is it to amend the United States Constitution? So hard that the last time that happened was in 1992--and that amendment, No. 27, was put in motion in 1789.

I’m no Ben Harper, so when I speak of burning something down, I don’t mean it in the recreational sense – I mean serious business. Perhaps that point for you came early on, back in the fourth grade ...

How hard is it to amend the United States Constitution? So hard that the last time that happened was in 1992--and that amendment, No. 27, was put in motion in 1789.