Gas Panic (Live At Wembley) Lyrics
Oasis
Lyrics
What tongueless ghost of sin crept through my curtains?
Sailing on a sea of sweat on a stormy night
I think he don't got a name but I can't be certain
And in me he starts to confide
That my family don't seem so familiar
And my enemies all know my name
And if you hear me tap on your window
You better get on your knees and pray panic is on the way
My pulse pumps out a beat to the ghost dancer
And my eyes are dead and my throat's like a black hole
And if there's a God would he give another chancer
An hour to sing for his soul
'Cos my family don't seem so familiar
And my enemies all know my name
And when you hear me tap on your window
You better get on your knees and pray panic is on the way
'Cos my family don't seem so familiar
And my enemies all know my name
And when you hear me tap on your window
Then you get on your knees and you better pray
'Cos my family don't seem so familiar
And my enemies all know my name
And when you hear me tap on your window
You better get on your knees and pray
Panic is on the way, panic is on the way
Panic is on the way
Panic is on the way
Panic is on the way
Song & Lyrics Facts
Oasis' "Gas Panic" (Live at Wembley) was released on May 28, 2000 as the third single from their fifth studio album Standing on the Shoulder of Giants. The song was written by Noel Gallagher and was performed live at Wembley Arena in London for the band's 2000 tour.
It features Liam Gallagher on lead vocals and is one of Oasis' most popular tracks. Lyrically, the song speaks about a man who feels like he's losing control over his life and is desperately trying to find an escape. The lyrics are full of raw emotion and energy that captures the essence of Oasis' sound.