
How ‘Always Like This’ became Bombay Bicycle Club’s enduring festival closer
From its place on Bombay Bicycle Club’s 2009 debut to documented finales at Reading and Glastonbury, ‘Always Like This’ has become a reliable last word for the band.
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'Sing' by Blur is a 1991 rock track from the album 'Leisure'. The lyrics circle numbness and emotional deadness, asking what any of it is worth, then urging the listener, “Sing to me”, as a kind of plea. It is built around repetition and direct address, giving the song a strained, childlike inner monologue, caught between despair and the need for a voice to reach it.
"Sing" is a track by Blur, from the album Leisure, released 25th August 1991. The track is 6:01 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Blur.
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I can't feel 'Cause I am numb I can't feel 'Cause I am numb So what's the worth In all of this? What's the worth In all of this? Sing to me Sing to me So what's the worth in all of this If the child in your head If the child is dead Sing to me Sing to me
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