Released on February 1981

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You better watch out you better beware

Albert said that E equals M C squared


Einstein A Go Go

Einstein A Go Go

Einstein A Go Go


Bible says we must pay

I am the judge for the judgement day

There'll be no warning no alarm

I'll be the one who's saved


Einstein A Go Go

Einstein A Go Go

Einstein A Go Go


I've got facts I know the truth

You're all corrupt you're all depraved

A few devices around the place

I'll blow you all away


"God does not play dice with the world"

But things aren't right in the outside world

But still there's vice in the world

I'll put things right

Einstein A Go Go

Einstein A Go Go


You better watch out you better beware

Einstein A Go Go

Albert said that E equals M C squared


Einstein A Go Go


You better watch out you better beware

You better watch out you better beware

You better watch out you better beware

You better watch out you better beware

You better watch out you better beware

You better watch out you better beware

You better watch out you better beware

Einstein A Go Go

Albert said that E equals M C squared

Einstein A Go Go

““God does not play dice with the world””
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A genuine quote from Albert Einstein, who believed that random processes did not occur in nature:

“Der Herr-Gott würffelt nicht” – “God [meaning the Laws of Physics] doesn’t play dice.”

“You better watch out you better beware Albert said that E equals M C squared”
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“The phone calls in the intro are genuine ones to the Kremlin and the White House. When we asked “Can we speak to President Carter?” they played for time so they could trace the call. Then we called the Iranian embassy: “Can we speak to the Ayatollah?” If you did all that today they’d send a Swat team”

“Bible says we must pay I am the judge for the judgement day”
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“Superficially it’s a jokey, nothing song but it’s actually about the very scary subject of religious fundamentalism. Hence the line “Bible says we must pay. I am the judge for the judgment day.” … [Peter Gabriel] played us his new song, Intruder. I was really struck by its idea of a malevolent presence, and made our song about a fundamentalist terrorist.”

“There’ll be no warning no alarm”
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