Name this song....?

Question

What is song title and The Artist.....(just a taste of lyrics)

"Oh no sir I must say you're wrong
I must disagree, oh no sir, I must say you're wrong"
Won't you listen to me

Answer 1

GOODBYE HORSES
(W. Garvey)

You told me, I see you rise
But, it always falls
I see you come, I see you go
You say, "All things pass into the night"
And I say, "Oh no sir I must say you're wrong
I must disagree, oh no sir, I must say you're wrong"
Won't you listen to me
You told me, I've seen it all before
Been there, I've seen my hopes and dreams
A lying on the ground
I've seen the sky just begin to fall
And you say, "All things pass into the night"
And I say, "Oh no sir, I must say you're wrong
I must disagree, oh no sir, I must say you're wrong"
Won't you listen to me
Goodbye horses I'm flying over you
Goodbye horses I'm flying over you

Goodbye Horses is a song written by William Garvey and performed by Q Lazzarus (the name of the band as well as the lead female singer) in 1988. The song is notably featured in the film Silence of the Lambs during the infamous scene in which "Buffalo Bill" serial killer applies makeup and dances in front of the mirror with his penis tucked between his legs. Originally in the film, Clarice Starling discussed both sheep and horses during the ranch slaughter ordeal; the script was shortened to only include the lambs, but the song remained.

In an Eastern philosophy "horses" are symbolic/representative of the 5 senses - the things that keep us tied to the physical/material plane of existence. When one can transcend the limitations of these senses and achieve a higher level of consciousness, he or she is leaving the "horses" behind - "flying over them." The song is about someone who was so affected (by a possible loss or breakup) that he or she decided to give up the things that kept him or her tied to this world by emotion.

The song is not featured on the Silence of the Lambs soundtrack, although it appears on the soundtrack of the 1988 film Married to the Mob, also directed by Jonathan Demme. In 1991, Q Lazzarus released an extended version of Goodbye Horses to capitalize on the success of Silence of the Lambs (and the lack of the song on the motion picture soundtrack).

During Clerks II, the aforementioned Silence of the Lambs scene is parodied by Jay and Silent Bob, when Jay, having bemoaned his boredom whilst milling around outside the Mooby's restaurant and trying to stay clean of drugs, begins dancing to the song in the same manner as Buffalo Bill after Silent Bob plays it on their boom box.

The song has also been covered by the bands Psyche, Carrier Flux, Human Aftertaste and Combichrist.

Answer 2

GOODBYE HORSES
(W. Garvey)
You told me, I see you rise
But, it always falls
I see you come, I see you go
You say, "All things pass into the night"
And I say, "Oh no sir I must say you're wrong
I must disagree, oh no sir, I must say you're wrong"
Won't you listen to me
You told me, I've seen it all before
Been there, I've seen my hopes and dreams
A lying on the ground
I've seen the sky just begin to fall
And you say, "All things pass into the night"
And I say, "Oh no sir, I must say you're wrong
I must disagree, oh no sir, I must say you're wrong"
Won't you listen to me
Goodbye horses I'm flying over you
Goodbye horses I'm flying over you

Strange Romance

Answer 3

GOODBYE HORSES
(W. Garvey)
You told me, I see you rise
But, it always falls
I see you come, I see you go
You say, "All things pass into the night"
And I say, "Oh no sir I must say you're wrong
I must disagree, oh no sir, I must say you're wrong"
Won't you listen to me
You told me, I've seen it all before
Been there, I've seen my hopes and dreams
A lying on the ground
I've seen the sky just begin to fall
And you say, "All things pass into the night"
And I say, "Oh no sir, I must say you're wrong
I must disagree, oh no sir, I must say you're wrong"
Won't you listen to me
Goodbye horses I'm flying over you
Goodbye horses I'm flying over you

Answer 4

Good bye horses by Lazzarus

Answer 5

I think it is Panic! at the Disco. I write the Sins not the Tragedies.

Answer 6

its by Q lazzarus and its called goodbye horses

Answer 7

good-bye horses---Q Lazzarus

Answer 8

i dont know that song

Answer 9

uh...yeah. what she said.