 Genius Meanings
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Kate Bush – Moments of Pleasure
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“Moments of Pleasure” is the fourth track and second single from Kate Bush’s The Red Shoes. Perhaps her second most iconic piano ballad, it conveys Bush remembering various people
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Kate Bush – Constellation of the Heart
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“Constellation of the Heart” is track nine from Kate Bush’s 1993 album The Red Shoes, the last released before her 12 year hiatus. Often described as a hit or a miss by Kate fans
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Kate Bush – Rubberband Girl [Director's Cut]
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Closing Kate’s first album of 2011, “Rubberband Girl” is a song originally released as the lead single for the 1993 album The Red Shoes and featured in the film The Line, The Cross
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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 – This Woman's Work [Director's Cut]
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Perhaps the most controversial release from Kate Bush, “This Woman’s Work” is a song featured in the film She’s Having a Baby and released as a single in 1989 to support The
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Kate Bush – Song of Solomon [Director's Cut]
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Originally released on The Red Shoes in 1993, “Song of Solomon” is the second track from Kate’s first 2011 album Director’s Cut.
Much like the rest of the album, the track
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Kate Bush (Ft. Bertie McIntosh) – Deeper Understanding [Director's Cut]
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“Deeper Understanding” is a song by Kate Bush released as the lead and only single from the 2011 album Director’s Cut. A re-working of the original released on her 1989 album, The
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Kate Bush – And So Is Love [Director's Cut]
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“And So Is Love” is a song originally released as a single for the 1993 album The Red Shoes and featured in the film “The Line, The Cross and the Curve” of the same year. It was
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Kate Bush – The Red Shoes [Director's Cut]
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“The Red Shoes” is a song originally released as a single for the 1993 album of the same name and featured in the film “The Line, The Cross and the Curve” of the same year. It was
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Kate Bush – Top of the City (2018 Remaster)
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[Chorus 1] / One more step to the top of the city / Where just a couple of pigeons are living / Up on the angel's shoulders / [Verse 1] / I don't know if I'm closer to Heaven but
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Kate Bush – Top of the City [Director's Cut]
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“Top of the City” is a song originally released on the 1993 album The Red Shoes. It was later heavily remixed and rereleased as the ninth track from Kate’s first 2011 album
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Kate Bush – Flower of the Mountain
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Originally released as single titled “The Sensual World” for the 1989 album of the same name, “Flower of the Mountain” is the lead track from her first 2011 album Director’s Cut.
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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 – Big Stripey Lie
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“Big Stripey Lie” is the tenth track from Kate Bush’s 1993 album The Red Shoes. Originally released as the b-side for lead single “Rubberband Girl”, it was one of the last tracks
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Kate Bush – Lily [Director's Cut]
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“Lily” is a song originally released on the 1993 album The Red Shoes and featured in the film “The Line, The Cross and the Curve” of the same year. It was later heavily remixed and
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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 – Experiment IV
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The song tells a story about a secret military plan to create a sound that is horrific enough to kill people. The ending of the story is unclear, but in the music video nearly
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Kate Bush – You're the One
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Closing Kate Bush’s 1993 album The Red Shoes is the highly emotional break-up ballad “You’re the One”. Taking place during the period after a couple realise they’re just not
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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 – You Want Alchemy
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“You Want Alchemy” was written and recorded after the completion of The Red Shoes, and was later included on the 2018 re-release album The Other Sides. The production is most
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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 – Show a Little Devotion
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[Verse 1] / Everything that you wanted / Everything that you love, yeah / Will run away from you / Everything that you care for, yeah, yeah / [Chorus 1] / Show a little devotion
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Genius Brasil Traduções – Kate Bush, Prince — Why Should I Love You? (Tradução em Português)
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[Verso 1: Kate Bush] / Esse capítulo diz / "Traga isso para fora da sua mente / E dê-lhe tempo" / [Verso 2: Kate Bush] / O lindo roxo / O mais puro dourado / O vermelho do Sagrado
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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 – Never Be Mine [Director's Cut]
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“Never Be Mine” is a song originally released on the 1989 album The Sensual World. It was later heavily remixed and rereleased as the eighth track from Kate’s first 2011 album
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Kate Bush – December Will Be Magic Again
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[Verse 1] / December will be magic again / Take a husky to the ice / While Bing Crosby sings "White Christmas" / He makes you feel nice / December will be magic again / Old Saint
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Kate Bush – Lily
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“Lily” is the sixth track from Kate Bush’s The Red Shoes. It is named after noted spiritual healer Lily Cornford, whom Bush met and befriended in London in the 1990s. Lily’s main
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