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Here Again
03:46
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You’ve seen enough of my face
I’ve seen enough of this place
And I can’t believe I’m here again, I’m here again
Try to find a little space somewhere that I can tame
I can’t stand in your way and
I can't hold you and say
That I am gonna stay with you
Seems I just can’t remain
For fear my song stays the same
If I appear happy here, it’s not how I can stay
The fuel I need lies far away, and I’ll be on my way
I won’t stand in your way and
I can’t hold you and say
That I could always stay with you
But I want to
But I want to
I won’t stand in your way and
I can’t hold you and say
That I am gonna stay with you
So you're there on your own
And I’m here on my own
Must we still be alone, must we still be alone
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2. |
Silver
03:01
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I'm on the train, it's after five
It starts to rain, but I'm alive
I'm racing with the thought of seeing you
Connection made, it won't be long
Daylight fades and I am gone
To weekend dreams where work is far away
I love the things you do to me
Silver you will always be
We take our time, we lie in bed
We let the wine go to our heads
And slowly you begin to fall asleep
This single bed, this river view
I am fed such hope from you
I raise a smile that's worthy of my youth
At last I feel my world's complete
I surrender at your feet
I love the things you do to me
Silver you will always be
At last I feel my world's complete
I surrender at your feet
I love the things you do to me
Silver you will always be
I love the things you do to me
Silver you will always be
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3. |
King Of Something
03:15
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Get a job you're sister said
Anything to get you out of bed
So you're heart's not set on your career
You don't even know which way to steer
You're so sure you'll be the king of something
Yes your sure you'll be the king of something
We all need to be the king of something
A richer man he lost today
His numbers crashed and fell away
He's built his part his family
So demands the kids are home for tea
He's so glad that he's the king of something
He's so glad that he's the king of something
We all need to be the king of something
I don't like the way I talk to you
When friends are few
It's no apology, but it seems to me
That it seems to be
That we all need to be the king of something
We all need to be the king of something
We all need to be the king of something
We all need to be the king of something
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4. |
Career
03:51
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Forget the past it’s over, it’s the hardest thing I told her
But the only way that we are moving on
If things could last forever, we’d be far too clever
And I know, that we’d be bored before too long
But you know me
I’m happy when I’ve got no place to be
I know you
You need a plan for everything you do
I can laugh
I can put away your photograph
There’s nothing here, I’ll leave you to
Your glittering career
Your glittering career
On occasion I’m reminded of the price that I decided
I could live with just to stumble on my way
But now my feet have landed
There’s times that I feel stranded
But still I hope that we’re both better off this way
But you know me
I’m happy when I’ve got no place to be
I know you
You need a plan for everything you do
I can laugh
I can put away your photograph
There’s nothing here, I’ll leave you to
Your glittering career
Your glittering career
So one day you turn around and think of what you’ve lost and found
And you know your better off this way
Tell yourself to turn around in the moment there’s no one around
And you know your better off this way
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Harvey UK
The chip shop was full of late night Camden heads, still buzzing from chemical kicks or kick drums. "Chips cheese and
gravy", said I, the place stopped. One punter spoke up, "yea sounds good", same for me. And thus Harvey were formed in the middle of Brit pop, in the shadow of Primrose Hill.
The singles Silver & Career are the first from the album First and Last to be released in 2017/18
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