 Genius Lyrics
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Kate Bush – Wuthering Heights
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“Wuthering Heights” was released as Kate Bush’s debut single and lead single from her debut album, The Kick Inside (1978). The song rose to #1 on the UK Singles Chart, knocking
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Kate Bush – Running Up That Hill (A Deal with God)
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“Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)” is the lead single from 1985’s Hounds of Love, the fifth studio album by Kate Bush. The song’s original title, “A Deal With God,” was
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Kate Bush – Babooshka
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Babooshka appears on Kate Bush’s 1980 album Never For Ever. It was released as a single in the same year, and peaked at #5 in the UK chart. The song outlines the story of a woman
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Kate Bush – Rubberband Girl
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“Rubberband Girl” is the lead track from Kate Bush’s The Red Shoes, and was the album’s lead single for everywhere except America. Described by Bush herself as “just a fun pop song
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Kate Bush – Kashka from Baghdad
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Song written by Kate Bush, dating back to 1976. It was released on Kate’s second album Lionheart. The recording features Paddy Bush (Kate’s brother) playing the strumento da porco.
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Kate Bush – π (Pi)
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“π” (or “Pi”) is the second track from Kate Bush’s triumphant 2005 double album Aerial. The song, written in D major, has Kate describing a man’s love for numbers and an obsession
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Kate Bush – Deeper Understanding
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[Verse 1] / As the people here grow colder / I turn to my computer / And spend my evenings with it / Like a friend / I was loading a new programme / I had ordered from a magazine
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Kate Bush – Army Dreamers
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“Army Dreamers” is the third and final single to be released from the album Never for Ever by Kate Bush. It was a UK top 20 hit in October 1980.
The song is about the effects of
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Kate Bush – How to Be Invisible
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“How to Be Invisible” is the fifth track from Kate Bush’s 2005 double album, Aerial. Moving at a moderate tempo of 107 bpm in D minor, the song can be easily distinguished as the
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Kate Bush – The Fog
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[Intro: Kate Bush & Dr. Robert Bush] / "You see, I'm all grown up now." / He said: / "Just put your feet down child / 'Cause you're all grown up now." / [Verse: Kate Bush] / Just
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Kate Bush – Violin
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[Verse 1] / Four strings across the bridge / Ready to carry me over / Over the quavers, drunk in the bars / Out of the realm of the orchestra / Out of the realm of the orchestra
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Kate Bush – King of the Mountain
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Released as the sole single from Kate Bush’s 2005 album Aerial, “King of the Mountain” is an art rock song which describes Kate’s wondering if the late Elvis Presley is still alive
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Kate Bush – Wild Man
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“Wild Man” is the fourth in the tracklisting and only single from Kate Bush’s 50 Words for Snow, her second album of 2011. In a theme similar to that of the title track of her 1982
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Kate Bush – Among Angels
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“Among Angels” is the seventh track from Kate Bush’s 50 Words for Snow, her second album of 2011. Closing the album, it is the singular piano-only track and is the only track to
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Kate Bush – A Coral Room
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“A Coral Room” is the seventh track from Kate Bush’s 2005 double album, Aerial, and the final track from the “A Sea of Honey” side of the album. Back down to the more moderate
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Kate Bush (Ft. Prince) – Why Should I Love You?
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“Why Should I Love You?” is the penultimate track from Kate Bush’s 1993 album The Red Shoes. Perhaps Kate’s most high-profile collaboration, it features the late musician Prince
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Kate Bush – Lake Tahoe
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Both the second longest and second in the tracklisting of Kate Bush’s second album of 2011, “Lake Tahoe” tells the tale of a woman rising from the frozen depths of the lake as a
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Kate Bush – Nocturn
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“Nocturn” is the eighth installment from the “An Endless Sky of Honey” song suite and penultimate track of Aerial.
It depicts the narrator with her lover as they spent the night
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Kate Bush – Kite
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[Intro] / Come up and be a kite / [Verse 1] / Beelzebub is aching in my belly-o / My feet are heavy and I'm rooted in my Wellie-os / And I want to get away and go (I want to be
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Kate Bush – The Red Shoes
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“The Red Shoes” assumes the role of title track from Kate Bush’s 1993 album, the last released before her 12 year hiatus. It is a spin on the classical fairy tale authored by Hans
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Kate Bush (Ft. Bertie McIntosh) – Snowflake
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Opening Kate Bush’s second album of 2011, “Snowflake” depicts the birth of a single snowflake from the clouds and its impending demise upon reaching the ground. A duet between Kate
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Kate Bush – The Big Sky (Meteorological Mix) [12" Version]
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[Intro: Kate Bush] / We're looking at the... / [Verse 1: Kate Bush] / That cloud, that cloud - it looks like Ireland / C'mon and blow it a kiss now / But quick! / [Chorus: Kate
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Kate Bush – Bertie
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“Bertie” is the third track from Aerial, Kate Bush’s triumphant 2005 double album. The song, written in C# minor, encapsulates only some of Kate’s adoration of her, at the time, 7
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Kate Bush – And So Is Love
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“And So Is Love” is the second track from Kate Bush’s The Red Shoes. Aside from being the album’s fifth overall single, it ended up becoming the last single Bush would release
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Kate Bush – Humming
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“Humming” is a demo song recorded by Kate Bush in 1975. Part of it was played during a radio interview with Kate, and it was finally released on The Other Sides as part of
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Kate Bush – Hounds of Love
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“Hounds of Love” is the third single from Kate Bush’s highly-acclaimed fifth studio album of the same name.
The single was released on 24th February 1986. It was preceded by “
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Kate Bush – Blow Away (For Bill)
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Bearing the dedication “For Bill”, this song is a tribute to Bill Duffield, a lighting technician who died after the first concert date of Kate’s The Tour of Life. The song
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Kate Bush – Top of the City
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“Top of the City” is track eight from Kate Bush’s 1993 album The Red Shoes. One of the first tracks to be recorded for the album, it gives the impression of airiness and being high
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Kate Bush – Under Ice
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The second song is called “Under Ice”, and is the dream that the person has. They’re skating on ice; it’s a frozen river and it’s very white everywhere and they’re all alone, there
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Kate Bush – James and the Cold Gun
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In an interview with Phil Sutcliffe published in the August 30, 1980 issue of Sounds, composer and performer Kate Bush spoke of her fascination with guns: “Not about what they do
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Kate Bush – Never Be Mine
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[Verse 1] / I look at you and see / My life that might have been / Your face just ghostly in the smoke / They're setting fire to the cornfields / As you're taking me home / The
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Kate Bush – Misty
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“Misty” is the longest and third in the tracklisting of Kate Bush’s second album of 2011, 50 Words for Snow. Despite many confused listeners believing it depicts Kate herself as
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Kate Bush – Hammer Horror
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Song written by Kate Bush, released as the lead single of her second album Lionheart on 27 October 1978. The story of the song concerns an actor who gets thrust into the lead role
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Kate Bush – Breathing
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“Breathing” is a song written by Kate Bush which served as the lead single for her third album Never for Ever. The lyrics of the song are about a fetus, very much aware of what is
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Kate Bush – Leave It Open
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[Verse 1] / With my ego in my gut / My babbling mouth would wash it up / But now I've started learning how / I keep it shut / [Verse 2] / My door was never locked / Until one day a
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