Genius Lyrics
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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 – Wow
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“Wow” is the second single from Kate’s 1978 album Lionheart. The song is about the show business in general.
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Kate Bush – Cloudbusting
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The fifth track on Kate’s 1985 LP Hounds of Love, and the second single released from that album. The track marks the end of the first side of Hounds of Love, and is just before
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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 – 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 – 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 – Sat in Your Lap
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“Sat in Your Lap,” Kate Bush’s first single from her retrospectively critically acclaimed 1982 albumThe Dreaming, showcases humanity’s eagerness to have “universal knowledge,” with
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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 – 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 – 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 – Hello Earth
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“Hello Earth” is the eleventh track on Kate Bush’s album Hounds of Love, and the sixth track of “The Ninth Wave”, a mini-concept album about a woman drowning in the aftermath of a
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Kate Bush – The Dreaming
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Kate gets away with the Aussie accent and cultural references in this densely woven song about the indigenous reality in Australia.
Featuring Rolf Harris expertly playing with his
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Kate Bush – This Woman's Work
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“This Woman’s Work” is about being forced to confront an unexpected and frightening crisis during the normal event of childbirth. Used in the movie She’s Having a Baby, director
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Kate Bush – Suspended in Gaffa
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“Suspended in Gaffa” was the third single release from Kate Bush’s 4th album The Dreaming (1982) in Europe. In the UK, “There Goes a Tenner” was released instead.
The song lyrics
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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 – 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 – The Morning Fog
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“The Morning Fog” is the twelfth track on Kate Bush’s album Hounds of Love, and the seventh track of “The Ninth Wave”, a mini-concept album about a woman drowning in the aftermath
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Kate Bush – Get Out of My House
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“Get Out Of My House” is the tenth and final track on The Dreaming. In her own words, Kate Bush has explained many elements of the song.
Citing influences from Stephen King’s
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Kate Bush – Joanni
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“Joanni” is the only song from the “A Sea of Honey” side of the album Kate Bush hasn’t discussed in any interview. Despite this, the song’s subject is quite obviously Joan of Arc.
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Kate Bush – And Dream of Sheep
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“And Dream of Sheep” is track 6 on Kate Bush’s seminal work, Hounds of Love; her fifth studio album. The song begins side two of the album, a conceptual suite of seven tracks
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Kate Bush – Reaching Out
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[Verse 1] / See how the child reaches out instinctively / To feel how fire will feel / See how the man reaches out instinctively / For what he cannot have / [Pre-Chorus] / The pull
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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 – Jig of Life
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“Jig of Life” is the tenth track on Kate Bush’s album Hounds of Love, and the fifth track of “The Ninth Wave”, a mini-concept album about a woman drowning in the aftermath of a
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Kate Bush – The Wedding List
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“The Wedding List” is a song written by Kate Bush for her 1980 album, Never for Ever. The song was inspired by a François Truffaut’s film called ‘The Bride Wore Black’. It tells of
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Kate Bush – The Big Sky
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“The Big Sky” is the third track on Kate Bush’s 1985 LP Hounds of Love and the fourth and final single released from the album. The single was first released as a 7" in April of
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Kate Bush – Feel It
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“Feel It” is the 8th song off of Kate Bush’s debut album The Kick Inside .This song is so beautiful and yet so vulnerable. The girl seems young and inexperienced. Maybe this is her
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Kate Bush – Watching You Without Me
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It tells the ghost or spirit’s return of the unconcious shipwrecked woman in her home. Nobody can see her, speak to her but she tries. They wait for her, they worry, she is
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Kate Bush – Waking the Witch
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“Waking the Witch” is the eighth track on Kate Bush’s album Hounds of Love, and the third track of “The Ninth Wave”, a mini-concept album about a woman drowning in the aftermath of
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Kate Bush – The Painter's Link
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“The Painter’s Link” is the fourth installment from the “An Endless Sky of Honey” song suite. Moving the day’s cycle from mid to late afternoon, it summons a summer rain which
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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 – Egypt
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“Egypt” is the fifth track on Kate Bush’s third album, Never For Ever. She described the song as “an attempted audial animation of the romantic and realistic visions of a country”.
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Kate Bush – Houdini
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“During his incredible lifetime Houdini took it upon himself to expose the whole spiritualist thing – you know, seances and mediums. And he found a lot them to be phoney, but
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Kate Bush – The Kick Inside
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“The Kick Inside” is the final track and the song that gives title to Kate Bush’s debut album. This is about a brother and sister who fall desperately in love with each other. When
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Kate Bush – All the Love
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All the Love is the eighth song on Kate Bush’s fourth studio album The Dreaming. It is a song about being alone, and about how grief can often lead to feelings being shown that
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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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