Belle and Sebastian - I Didn't See It Coming

from 'Belle & Sebastian Write About Love' TV Show published by Sony ATV Music.

And this video reminding me about how sad am i when i missed their show in the city. :(

get the album by clicking the cover bellow.


Lyrics:

Make me dance, I want to surrender
Your familiar arms, I remember
We've been going transcontinental
Got no car, we just take a rental

But we don't have the money
(money makes the wheels and the world go round)
Forget about it, honey

Make me dance, I want to surrender
Your familiar arms, I remember
Everybody's talking about you
Every word's a whisper without you

But we don't have the money
(money makes the wheels and the world go round)
Forget about it, honey
Trouble's never far away when you're around

I didn't see it coming
I'm just not in the running

Take me on a train 'cos I'm not flying
I can see the world from a different side
Read about us in the morning papers
When we make it alive

I didn't see it coming
I'm just not in the running

And we don't need a lifetime
We're following the right line

Slanted Mixtapes vol.04

 I feel blue i feel love, i feel to make another mixtapes.
click here to obtain the vol.04

Featuring tracks by :

Belle and Sebastian
Ed Greene
Chikita Violenta
A Classic Education
Apneu
Brandon Flowers
Choo Choo
Groom
Plök
The Quip
The Radio Dept.
World's End Girlfriend

if you need information about the obscure bands. check the September's edition of Music Alliance Pact.

Belle and Sebastian - Write About Love

Belle & Sebastian released a brand new song for free from the album “Belle & Sebastian Write About Love”They gave the cheerful song exclusively to certain Twitter followers a day early before the official date release, and as we know it the songs are everywhere now, including here. :)

and after you gave it a listen, it's time to get the CD here:

Belle and Sebastian debut new song live

During their tour in Helsinski, Finland, B&S perform "Didn't See it Coming".
The song are great, and maybe we can sing along when they come to the city.

" your familiar eyes ... "