Lucy Rose has released 'Pale Blue Eyes', and announced some 2026 UK tour dates
Lucy Rose releases new jazz-influenced single recorded at Paul Weller's studio and announces nine-date UK tour for early 2026.
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And I see you there on a wave of life and I wonder how It could all be so pure And I go along just for the ride and I hope for a Journey like a child sure Of what he wants and of what he needs and to dive in like There's no tomorrow Let's see this through to something new we'll pay the price If we beg of borrow
Hold me down to the ground It's safe if I am not allowed To go out
And you wake up broke but you feel just fine too young to Know what happens inside And you hear the thoughts that you shut outside looking for Something you may not find Cause I want to know how it feels so good when you stay up and Love the dark through and through But the sun will rise and we'll wise up too remember that It's not just me and you
Hold me down to the ground It's safe if I am not allowed To go out
On the count of now On the count of here Oh I see you there Won't you look at me?
Hold me down to the ground It's safe if I am not allowed To go out
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About this track
"Köln" is a song by Lucy Rose from the album Work It Out, released in 2015. The song was written by Lucy Rose. It was produced by Rich Cooper.
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Lucy Rose releases new jazz-influenced single recorded at Paul Weller's studio and announces nine-date UK tour for early 2026.
Her new album is coming in April.
"This song was SO much fun to make," she says.
The early afternoon slot is always a tough one to command, but Lucy Rose manages to draw a crowd who need soothing after a memorable and emotional previous evening. After a cheeky brief appearance from Dan Mumford introducing the stage - which has been completely curated by the Mumford boys - it's straight into Lucy's delicate procession. "This is very, very surreal," she opens with a humble acknowledgement. Lucy's music relies on subtleties and vulnerability, something that can get lost on festival stages, but today she has no problem. Cuts from new album 'Something's Changing' retain their reservedness, even when the full band kicks in with more force than their recorded counterparts. It's the moments where the pace picks up, and a tempo kicks in that the crowd follows suit. There aren't any mosh pits, but relaxed swaying moves the set perfectly on its way. There's even a little string accompaniment to hammer home the delicateness of Lucy's new found penchant for deeper songwriting. It's a chilled out set from one of Britain's premier songwriters, who's more confident than ever in what she does.