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Ash

Different Today

Release date: 18th October 1994

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About This Track

"Different Today" is a track by Ash, from the album Trailer, released 18th October 1994. It's filed under Pop. Full lyrics are available below.

About the Artist

Ash

Ash

Lyrics

Different Today

He spent the week at his friend's house

It had been ages since they'd been in touch

The weekend passed in a drunken haze

It felt good, like the old days

I lied you're not so different today

Don't go so far away

And without you my life is boring

Anyway

They went down to the station on Sunday

He felt sad as the train pulled away

He wished that it would never end

He knew he'd never see him again

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Track details

From Trailer

1994
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Album
Trailer
Trailer
Ash
31st October 1994
Release year
1994
  1. 1Season
    3:01
  2. 2Jack Names the Planets
    3:10
  3. 3Intense Thing
    4:34
  4. 4Uncle Pat
    3:12
  5. 5Get Out
    1:43
  6. 6Petrol
    4:11
  7. 7Obscure Thing
    4:22
  8. —Different Today
  9. —Hulk Hogan Bubblebath
  10. —Punk Boy
  11. —Day of the Triffids

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Ash – Teenage Wildlife: 25 Years of Ash

A perfect reminder of one of the most under-rated bands of the 90s.

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