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Zero 7

Swing

Release date: 2009

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"Swing" is a track by Zero 7, from the album Yeah Ghost, released 2009. Full lyrics are available below.

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Zero 7

Zero 7

Lyrics

Swing

Thought you’d be forever the same

When did you become so easy to change?

Can’t like who I won’t

No, that’s not true

I do know

Just can’t figure out how to pin down

There will be no unguarded kisses

Let go of my hand when they’re around

They say I’m unsound

But what do they know?

They can’t figure out how to get down

Soon enough I won’t care

Stay in my arms, if you dare

You can’t romanticize

They are crazy

Will only let you down

Try to figure out how to keep you down

They’re all alone

I will keep you down

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Track details

From Yeah Ghost

2009
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Yeah Ghost
Yeah Ghost
Zero 7
Release year
2009
  1. —Solastalgia
  2. —Ghost Symbol
  3. —Mr. McGee
  4. —Everything Up (Zizou)
  5. —Medicine Man
  6. —Count Me Out
  7. —The Road
  8. —Sleeper
  9. —Pop Art Blue
  10. —Swing

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Credits

Production & Engineering

Writer
Binki Shapiro, Henry Binns, Sam Hardaker
Producer
Zero 7
Bass
Robin Mullarkey
Euphonium
Trevor Mires
Flugelhorn
Sid Gauld
Flute
Finn Peters
Mixing Engineer
Phill Brown
Saxophone
Finn Peters
Steel Drums
Robin Mullarkey
Trombone
Trevor Mires
Trumpet
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