Installation
Mp3 player, active speaker, recording of I Don’t Want To Hear It Anymore, performed by Dusty Springfield
The song I Don’t Want To Hear It Anymore, written by Randy Newman and performed by Dusty Springfield, was played behind a closed door in a room adjacent to the gallery.
The lyrics of the song:
In my neighbourhood
We don’t live so good
The rooms are small
And the buildings made of wood
I hear the neighbours talking ’bout you and me
I guess I heard it all
‘Cause the talk is loud
And the walls are much too thin
He don’t really love her
That’s what I heard them say
He sure wasn’t thinking of her today
(He wasn’t thinking of her today)
Oh no
I saw them in the front yard
Said the boy in room 149
He was talking to a girl, I’ve never seen before
And standing there together, oh they looked so good
I don’t want to hear it anymore
(I don’t want to hear it)
I don’t want to hear it anymore
(Anymore)
‘Cause the talk just never ends and the heartache soon begins
The talk is so loud and the walls are much too thin
Ain’t it sad, said the woman down the hall
That when a nice girl falls in love
Ain’t it just too bad that she had to fall
For a boy, who doesn’t care for her at all?
(It’s so sad)
I don’t want to hear it anymore
(I don’t want to hear it)
I just can’t stand to hear it anymore
(Anymore)
‘Cause the talk just never ends and the heartache soon begins
The talk is so loud and the walls are much too thin
(Don’t want to hear it)
(Don’t talk about it)
I don’t want to hear it anymore
(Can’t stand to hear it)
(Don’t want to hear it)
I just can’t stand to hear it anymore
(Don’t talk about it)
(Can’t stand to hear it)
Oh, baby, baby
(Don’t want to hear it)