Lyrics:

The Palladium, NYC
October 30, 1977

FZ--lead guitar/vocal
Adrian Belew--guitar/vocal
Tommy Mars--keyboards
Peter Wolf--keyboards
Ed Mann--percussion
Patrick O'Hearn--bass
Terry Bozzio--drums

Awright. See that? That's what you call a new song.
When I'm gonna stand up here and read the son of a
bitch while I'm doing it. We figured that this is a
good place to do this song. It's only been performed
once before and that was the, the evening after it
was actually written in uh, Boston. I'll tell you the
story of this song. This is called CREATIVE
DEVIATION FROM THE NORMAL PART OF
THE PROGRAM, simply because you trust the
audience's good taste so much that you know that
even if the band fucks up they'll go along with it.
Awright. Because, ladies and gentlemen, this song
has an important message and I believe this message
has to be brought to the people of this great
metropolitan area.

Awright, now check this out. How many of you people
feel that ROCK has gotten entirely TOO PREPOSTEROUS?
I see that you're not all convinced. Some of you believe that
ROCK is REAL. I can see that there was probably about
20 percent of the audience has had it up to here, and the
rest of you people still believe in that shit. Okay, well
this is dedicated to the rest of you people that still
believe in that shit.