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Something Borrowed

by There Will Be Fireworks

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Second single taken from “Summer Moon”

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So love,
do you recognise me?
Am I still the boy you saw
in that basement
in that summer?

Are you sure
of all that we were sure of?
Do you lie awake at night
wondering who’s this by your side?

And we’ve changed
in one hundred different ways,
but my heart still beats the same.
It’s coming, coming, coming:
the day when this present pain will fade,
when we will be okay.
It’s coming, coming, coming.

Something borrowed, something blue,
something broken now made new.
There’s a ring around the truth
and I feel it too.
When there’s no one else around
what was lost can now be found
in sheets of snow upon the ground.

So love,
do you recognise me?
Am I still the boy you saw
in that basement
in that summer?

And we’ve changed
in one hundred different ways,
but my heart still beats the same.
It’s coming, coming, coming.
It’s coming, coming, coming.

I hear the notes all bending.
There will be time and time and time
for every summer’s ending,
for every life you dream at night.
Somewhere in deathless darkness
waits every hope and prayer and plan,
unanswered by the silence —
all our tomorrows on our hands.

credits

released September 29, 2023
There Will Be Fireworks is Adam Ketterer, David Madden, Gibran Farrah, Nicholas McManus and Stuart Dobbie
All songs by There Will Be Fireworks
Lyrics by Nicholas McManus
Artwork and photography by Gibran Farrah

Strings by the Cairn String Quartet (Annemarie McGahon, Kirsty Main, Gillian Grant and Rebekah Lesan)

Recorded, engineered and mixed by Andy Miller at Gargleblast Studios, Hamilton, Scotland

Mastered by Cicely Balston at AIR Studios, London, England

© There Will Be Fireworks 2023
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There Will Be Fireworks Glasgow, UK

Making music at a glacial pace since 2007. Still alive.

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