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'Badhead' by Blur is a Pop/Rock track from the album 'Parklife', released in 1994. The lyrics look sideways at a stalled, slightly resentful relationship, with the narrator listing petty disappointments and filling aimless time, before conceding it is not worth the trouble of an argument. One moment the song sounds resigned and domestic, the next it turns quietly wry, as the refrain of “not really stayed in touch” hangs over the whole situation. The overall effect is dull realism, with a grin-and-bear-it shrug that never quite resolves.
"Badhead" is a track by Blur, from the album Parklife, released 24th April 1994. The track is 3:26 long. It's filed under Pop/Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Blur.
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