Black Out (Overload Song)

Black Out is a song by Simone Valeo under the alias Overload.

It should not be confused with the album and song by Aleph.

Lyrics
[Intro] (Transmit sequence data) (Manipulate frequency controller, damage alert) Black Out!

(Malfunction, energy overload, malfunction, energy overload) (Malfunction, malfunction) (Warning, warning, warning, warning) Feel the black out, black out! (Malfunction, energy overload, data entry complete) Feel the black out, black out! (Manipulate frequency controller) Black Out!

Black Out!

Black Out!

[Verse 1] Every night I keep on, burning, warning Turning off the lights, you turn me on

[Pre-chorus] You can be what you wanna be If you follow your heart You can do what you wanna do In the dark of the night

[Chorus] Feel the Black Out, Black Out! (energize) And you're free to get moving, Free to get crazy Black Out, Black Out! (energize) Know you got to get ready Move on, baby! Black Out, Black Out! (energize) And you're free to get moving, Free to get crazy Black Out, Black Out! (energize) Feel the heat of the night! Black Out!

Black Out!

[Verse 2] Let me be your love and hold me, feel me Let the music be your only guide

[Chorus - Variation] Feel the Black Out, Black Out! (Malfunction, energy overload, data entry complete) Black Out, Black Out! (Manipulate frequency controller, please backup) Black Out, Black Out! (Malfunction, energy overload, data entry complete) Black Out, Black Out! (Manipulate frequency controller) Black Out!

[Outro] (Energy overload, malfunction, energy overload) (Malfunction, malfunction) (Warning, warning, warning, warning) Feel the Black Out, Black Out! (Malfunction, energy overload, data entry complete)

TRD 1669 Single
Black Out was on the TRD 1669 vinyl in 1997.

Trivia

 * Black Out is featured in Act 25 of Initial D. It was also featured in Initial D Arcade Stage 3.
 * The song is well-known for its robotic voice effect, with is also found in a number of other Eurobeat songs. The effect might have been derived from the Software Automatic Mouth (SAM) text-to-speech program that was released with certain old Commodore, Atari, and Apple computers.