
Pulp have announced the streaming release date for their new documentary ‘What Do You Do For An Encore?’
Streaming platform sets September date for What Do You Do For An Encore?.

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'The Trees' by Pulp is a 2001 rock track from the album 'We Love Life'. The lyrics cast a bleak, conspiratorial scene in which an air rifle is used on a magpie, while the speaker frames their actions against a quiet backdrop of autumn leaves and nearby trees. There is a cold, observational edge to the way nature is treated as both witness and accomplice, ending on the insistence that the trees are “those useless trees”.
"The Trees" is a track by Pulp, from the album We Love Life, released 21st October 2001. The track is 4:49 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Pulp.
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