This song is very old.....almost as old as the material from Paleofidelity. I imagine we started jamming over music that would become this song as far back as 2006.
It was recorded at our studio at Cresthill, but then sat on the shelf for years. Only now, in this new effort of musical consolidation, has it finally reached the end of it's 10-year plus journey onto on album. THanks for your patience, song.
It's another ruminition on the state of affairs when under the spell of narcotics. The "Deus Ex-Machina" ending seeming like the only possible way out. That wasn't unlike reality, if methadone is the "Deus". Tang is the "Machina".
One of the side effects of withdrawl is an inability to get comfortable in any position. An impossible restlessness. It's the worst feeling imagineable. There's a reference to that in the second verse: "not feeling comfortable upright, or generally moving in any direction".
As a nod to other songs like it, the title is a precie of the lyrics, but does not occur verbatim in the song (like "Let Me Out of Your Mind").

Production Notes:

The tamborine is an acid file. Nobody can play that slow and that flawlessly.....IMHTO (in my humble tamborine opinion).