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The Black Keys share 'Where There's Smoke, There's Fire'
The new single is taken from their upcoming fourteenth album 'Peaches!', out in May.
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"In Our Prime" is a track by The Black Keys, from the album Turn Blue, released 8th May 2014. The track is 4:38 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 6 articles about The Black Keys.
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Pour me down the drain, I disappear Like every honest thing I used to hear Like every lover hovers in my mind We made our mark when we were in our prime The house it burned, but nothing there was mine We had it all when we were in our prime Every now and then I see your face from way back when and I explode Friends no longer egg me on They bullshit serenade me like it's gold, how then we're told I'm prayin' for some laughter, maybe joyful ever after 'til I die I'm hungry for a change, I got my fill of other's pain, I realized Opened my eyes Like every lover hovers in my mind We made our mark when we were in our prime The house it burned, but nothing there was mine We had it all when we were in our prime
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READ MORE ABOUT THE BLACK KEYSREAD MORE ABOUT THE BLACK KEYSREAD MORE ABOUT THE BLACK KEYSREAD MORE ABOUT THE BLACK KEYSREAD MORE ABOUT THE BLACK KEYSREAD MORE ABOUT THE BLACK KEYSThe new single is taken from their upcoming fourteenth album 'Peaches!', out in May.
The Black Keys will release their eleventh-track album 'No Rain, No Flowers' in August, following their recent 'Ohio Players' record.
It follows their previous single 'The Night Before' and marks the second preview of their 13th studio album.
An artist presale will begin on 4th December, and the general sale will begin on 6th December.
The 2023 Classic will be held on 2nd January and will feature the Boston Bruins and the Pittsburgh Penguins.
The news comes alongside the first single from the record, 'Wild Child', plus a Bryan Schlam-directed video.
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