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London Grammar – Stay Awake
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“Stay Awake” is the second song on London Grammar’s first full studio album titled “If You Wait.”
“Stay Awake” is a stand out song on it’s album. London Grammar creates a gloomy
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London Grammar – Metal & Dust
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[Verse 1: London Grammar] / And so, you built a life on trust / Though it starts with love and lust / And when your house begins to rust / Oh, it's just metal and dust / [Bridge 1
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London Grammar – Stay Awake Samples
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See all of “Stay Awake” by London Grammar’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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London Grammar – Shyer
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The third track on their debut album “If You Wait.”
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Trent Reinvent (Ft. ONM De'Sean) – Stay Awake
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[Intro] / When you don't know / Where to go / And you feel like / Giving up / You can trust me / Tell me how you feel / [Chorus] / Open up to me, love / Open up to me / [Verse: ONM
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London Grammar – Hey Now
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Opening with an understated keyboard riff that is then joined by a timid guitar riff and a drum that is reminiscent of echoes in an empty room, Hey Now evokes an air of longing and
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London Grammar – Wasting My Young Years
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“Wasting My Young Years” is a single off of London Grammar’s debut album If You Wait. It’s about the aftermath of an affair, and wondering if one has wasted time with a infidelious
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London Grammar – Maybe
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[Verse 1] / Live young for me as well / You did always take the weather / Be the one to carry on / Like you always do / [Pre-Chorus] / Photographs, oh, you look so well / And from
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London Grammar – If You Wait
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“If You Wait” as written by and Hannah Felicity May Reid, This song appeared on their 1st album “If You Wait” released on 6th September 2013 by Metal & Dust Recordings and Ministry
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London Grammar – Sights
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[Verse 1] / What are you afraid of? / I know that you are / Keep it in your sights now / And don't let it go far / [Verse 2] / What are you afraid of? / Making it better / Keep it
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London Grammar – Interlude (Live)
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[Verse 1] / Grey stairs beneath the moon / Tonight I'll be dreaming of you / People and rhythm instead / And there you'll be / There you'll be inside my head / [Chorus 1] / Hmm, I
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London Grammar – How Does It Feel
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[Verse 1] / Pure emotion, let it burn / Like fire, do you yearn for a change? / And I hope that you've learned / To never make the same mistake / [Pre-Chorus] / Do you think about
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London Grammar – Lose Your Head
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[Verse 1] / I need to learn / When this thing called love / When it's a mirror, baby / Can you see all those parts of me / Broken across the world? / I need to find some kind of
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London Grammar – Nightcall
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“Nightcall” was originally released by French electro-house artist Kavinsky in 2010 and is primarily known for its inclusion in the opening credits of the 2011 film Drive.
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Glass Animals – Heat Waves
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“Heat Waves” is the fourth single from UK band Glass Animals' third studio album Dreamland. The song features a melancholy tone but maintains high energy through its instrumental
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London Grammar – Help
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[Verse 1] / Here we won't find treason heart / Help / Quiet, he sleeps with anything but love / Help, help / We need him to stay between us / And do you really understand? / [
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London Grammar – When We Were Young
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[Verse 1] / I know there's a voice that's buzzing in your head / I know there's a heartbeat tripping in your step / Tripping in your step / Glad I got my eardrums hurting and I can
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London Grammar – High Life
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[Verse 1] / Give up the high life, if that's okay / Take it or leave it for me / Follow you, I might / The darkest way / Only to leave it once again / And I, I know / I, I know / [
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GUNSHIP – The Mountain
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[Intro] / The Sun sets / These ascari nights are cold / Come close girl, shiver in my arms / You escape with a smile / (You are electric) / You're battered and bruised / (We could
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Dua Lipa – New Rules
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“New Rules” is about moving on from an ex and how you need to stay away from them. The narrator needs to treat themselves like they would a friend with their own advice.
The music
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Vampire Weekend – Oxford Comma
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“Oxford Comma” is full of anything and everything from slick guitar riffs to Lil Jon references, and appears as the second track on Vampire Weekend’s eponymous debut album.
When
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Oh Wonder – All We Do
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“All We Do” was written in just four minutes. Josephine stated that they wrote it on New Year’s Eve at one in the morning: “We’d been working all evening, then I sat down on the
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Fugees – Ready or Not
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The Fugees' second biggest hit is an ominous warning to wack MCs. The song puts a hip-hop spin on a soul classic—its chorus and bridge are an interpolation of The Delfonics' 1968
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Drake (Ft. Majid Jordan) – Hold On, We're Going Home
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Drake’s single isn’t a rap song as we all know, but here’s the rapper-singer reiterating the fact for all us: Drizzy says him and Noah “40” Shebib “wanted to channelize the Michael
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