The Manchester band return with one of their finest for years, a declamatory love song, but one decorated with intricate rhythms and brass and heralds their forthcoming album, Audio Vertigo on 22 March, via Polydor Records. To explore and enjoy more by Elbow, see also the other embedded links below.
Now I lay me down to sleep
Take me up to Lovers' Leap
Throw my body off the side
There to meet my waiting bride
Shake
Shake
Spray our names
Where we land
In your arms forevermore
Take my hand
Now I lay me down to sleep
Take me up to Lovers' Leap
Throw my body off the side
There to meet my waiting bride
Shake
Shake
Spray our names
Where we land
In your arms forevermore
Take my hand
Shake
Shake
Spray our names
Where we land
In your arms forevermore
Take my hand
They can name the crater we make after you
And sell little statues of us
Though there isn't an artist alive
Who could get your eyes, oh
Elbow, featuring Guy Garvey, Alex Reeves, Craig Potter, Mark Potter, and Pete Turner
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