Oasis at Slane: from R.E.M.’s support act to headliners
Their 1995 appearance came before ‘Morning Glory’; their 2009 headline show came months before the split. Slane holds two distinct chapters of Oasis history.
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[Verse 1]
Could it be that one small voice
Doesn't count in the room?
Yellow like a geisha gone
Denying all the way
Could this by three be ten?
Honor marches on
Yellow like a geisha gone
Denial all the way
[Chorus]
Shaking through
Opportune
Shaking through
Opportune
[Verse 2]
Are we grown way too far
Taking after rain?
Yellow like a geisha gone
Denying all the way
[Chorus]
Shaking through
Opportune
Shaking through
Opportune
[Bridge]
In my life
[Verse 3]
Ears that are still
About this track
"Shaking Through" is a song by R.E.M. from the album Murmur , released in 1983. The song was written by Bill Berry, Michael Stipe, Mike Mills, Peter Buck. It was produced by Don Dixon, Mitch Easter.
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Produced by Don Dixon, Mitch Easter
Children of today on parade
Yellow like a geisha gone
Denying all the way
[Chorus]
Shaking through
Opportune
Shaking through
Opportune
Shaking through
Opportune
Shaking through
Opportune
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