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'Win' by David Bowie is a 1975 track from the album 'Young Americans'. In the lyrics, the singer addresses a lover in urgent, driving terms, urging them to slow down and let someone love them. There is a mix of defiance and vulnerability, with the narrator insisting that if there is nothing to hide, the other person has not really seen them at their most exposed, “hanging naked and wired”. The tone is restless and intimate, like a plea delivered at full speed.
"Win" is a track by David Bowie, from the album Young Americans, released 7th March 1975. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 2 articles about David Bowie.
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