 Genius Lyrics
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Oasis – To Be Where There's Life
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[Verse 1] / Days, turning to night / Pray for the light / Let me come through / Let me take you / Way over the line / [Verse 2] / Everyone fallin', everyone fallin' / Jailers come
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Oasis – Rock 'n' Roll Star
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“Rock ‘n’ Roll Star” opens Definitely Maybe with a defiant statement of escaping your bleak life through substances, rock music, and dreams. It was released as the fifth and final
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Gargantua Soul – No Oasis
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My life is like a circle here / I keep tripping on my shadows / The moment is elusive here / Clarity evolves as my life slowly revolves / There's no Oasis here / I'm not afraid of
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Oasis – Don't Go Away
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“Don’t Go Away” was released as the fourth and final single off of Be Here Now. It is a sad song about not wanting to lose someone you’re close to.
There are two general (and
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Oasis – I Will Believe (Live)
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“I Will Believe” was released as a B-side to Oasis' first ever single, “Supersonic.”
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Oasis – The Importance of Being Idle
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“The Importance of Being Idle” was released as the second single off Don’t Believe the Truth. Noel supposedly got the title from stumbling upon the book The Importance of Being
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Oasis – Wonderwall
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“Wonderwall” was released as the third single off of Oasis' classic album What’s The Story? (Morning Glory). It was supposedly written for Noel Gallagher’s then-girlfriend, Meg
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Oasis – Flashbax
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“Flashbax” was released as a B-side to the single “All Around The World.”
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Oasis – Colour My Life
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“Colour My Life” is an Oasis demo from 1992 that never got an official release.
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Oasis – The Masterplan
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“The Masterplan” was released as a B-side to “Wonderwall”. In 1998 it was included in the B-side compilation album The Masterplan. In 2006, it was included in the “Best Of”-
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Oasis – Married with Children
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“Married with Children” is inspired, in parts, by Noel’s relationship with his (then) girlfriend Louise Jones, and an american sitcom called Married… With Children.
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Alpines – Oasis
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You keep me stirring in my sleep at night / We're balancing between the wrong and right / You keep on saying it's not like before but we're like venus and mars / We're like venus
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Oasis – Rock 'N' Roll Star (Demo)
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[Verse 1] / Live my life in the city / There's no easy way out / The day's moving just too fast for me / I need some time in the sunshine / I've gotta slow it right down / The day'
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Oasis – Listen Up
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“Listen Up” was released as a B-side to “Cigarettes & Alcohol.” In 1998 it was included in the B-side compilation album The Masterplan.
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Oasis – Angel Child
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“Angel Child” was released as a B-side to the single “D'You Know What I Mean?.”
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Green Day – Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)
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Vocalist and guitarist Billie Joe Armstrong wrote “Good Riddance” after a break-up with a girlfriend who moved to Ecuador.
Billie Joe said in Guitar World, “In the song, I tried
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Oasis – Don't Go Away (Remastered)
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[Intro] / One, two, three, four / [Verse 1] / A cold and frosty morning, there's not a lot to say / About the things caught in my mind / And as the day was dawning my plane flew
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Oasis – Full On
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“Full On” was released as a B-side to single “Sunday Morning Call.”
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Oasis – Cigarettes & Alcohol
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“Cigarettes & Alcohol” was released as the fourth single off Definitely Maybe, October 10th, 1994. In 2006, it was included in the “Best Of”-compilation Stop The Clocks and in 2010
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Louie Blue – 04515
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[Intro] / Louie / [Verse 1] / Pull it through the days and nights we [?] / Ima call when we are gonna made it / But then the things changed up / I said "I need a new one to start
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Oasis – Thank You For The Good Times
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“Thank You For The Good Times” was released as a B-side to “Stop Crying You Heart Out”.
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Oasis – Rock 'n' Roll Star [Familiar to Millions]
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[Verse 1] / I live my life in the city / And there's no easy way out / The day's moving just too fast for me / I need some time in the sunshine / I've gotta slow it right down
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Oasis – Hey Now!
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“Hey Now!” continues the motifs of What’s the Story? (Morning Glory) by referencing Lennon-esque psychedelia lyrically, and escaping life with drug use to the comfort of
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Oasis – Morning Glory
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“Morning Glory” was released as the third single off (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? September 15th, 1995. In 2006, it was included in the “Best Of”-compilation Stop The Clocks.
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Black Star – Thieves in the Night
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“Thieves in the Night” has some of its roots in an award-winning novel by Toni Morrison called The Bluest Eye, which focused on some really sick stuff, such as incest, molestation
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Oasis Collective – You Got it
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[Verse] / This world is not my home, I'm simply passing through / Nothing can steal the joys of eternal reign with You / You are a steady hand holding my life secure / Nothing can
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Oasis – Don't Look Back in Anger
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“Don’t Look Back in Anger” was released as the fourth single off of (What’s The Story) Morning Glory?, February 19th 1996. In 2006, it was included in the “Best Of”-compilation
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Oasis – Hello
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The song incorporates an excerpt taken from “Hello, Hello I’m Back Again” by Gary Glitter.
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Oasis – The Nature of Reality
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[Verse] / The nature of reality / Is pure subjective fantasy / Space and time and here and now / Are only in your mind / Machine of god and devil too / With no weapons just the
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Doms Gauge (Ft. Annie Ness) – Oasis
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Track 11 from the album “Old Soul in a Young Body”
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John Lennon – Imagine
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The antithesis of a call to arms, John Lennon’s “Imagine” is one of the most beautiful and awe inspiring songs of all time.
Released in 1971, deep in the heart of the Vietnam War
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Lana Lane – (Life Is) Only A Dream
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There is a light in every darkest hour / And no healing without pain / There is a seed in every dying flower / Only clouds can bring the rain / I Believe / A minute can last
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Oasis – The Fame
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“The Fame” was released as a B-side to the single “All Around the World.”
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Oasis – Just Getting Older
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“Just Getting Older” was released as a B-side to the song “The Hindu Times”.
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2Pac (Ft. Natasha Walker) – Letter 2 My Unborn
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2Pac did not, in fact, have an unborn fetus when he was killed (although he was engaged). The unborn child is fictitious and metaphoric
This song was mixed and released
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Oasis – (I Got) The Fever
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“(I Got) The Fever” was released as a B-side to the single “Stand By Me.”
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Oasis – The Shock of the Lightning
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“The Shock Of The Lightning” was released as the lead single off Oasis' comeback album, Dig Out Your Soul. In 2010 it was included in the singles collection Time Flies… 1994-2009.
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Oasis – Those Swollen Hand Blues
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“Those Swollen Hand Blues” was released as a B-side to “Falling Down”.
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Oasis – Sad Song
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“Sad Song” was included as a bonus track on the Japanese and vinyl editions of Definitely Maybe.
On the original release of “Sad Song,” Noel Gallagher performs vocals as opposed
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Oasis – Stand by Me
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The second single from the band’s third album Be Here Now, written by Noel Gallagher while he was suffering from food poisoning. The song borrows elements from David Bowie’s “All
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Oasis – Comin' On Strong
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“Comin' On Strong” is an Oasis demo from 1993 that never got an official release.
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Oasis – D'You Know What I Mean?
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“D'You Know What I Mean” was released as the lead single off Be Here Now. It is a “call to arms” song that samples a drum beat from N.W.A’s “Straight Outta Compton.” At the time of
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