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These StreetsBastille

Released: March 4, 2013

Songwriter: Dan Smith

Producer: Mark Crew Dan Smith

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Length: 2:23

[Verse 1]
These streets are yours, you can keep them
I don't want them
They pull me back and I surrender
To the memories I run from

[Pre-Chorus 1]
Oh, we have paved these streets
With moments of defeat

[Chorus]
But even if we won't admit it to ourselves
We'll walk upon these streets and think of little else
So I won't show my face here anymore
Oh, I won't show my face here anymore

[Verse 2]
These streets are yours, you can keep them
In my mind, it's like you haunt them
And passing through, I think I see you
In the shapes of other women

[Pre-Chorus 2]
Oh, we have stained these walls
With our mistakes and flaws

[Chorus]
But even if we won't admit it to ourselves
We'll walk upon these streets and think of little else
So I won't show my face here anymore
Oh, I won't show my face here anymore

[Bridge]
(All that’s left behind)
Is a shadow on my mind (Shadow on my mind)
Oh, a shadow cast upon the wall is silhouette and nothing more (Shadow on my mind)
That is all that's left behind (All that's left behind)

[Chorus]
But even if we won't admit it to ourselves
We'll walk upon these streets and think of little else
So I won't show my face here anymore
Oh, I won't show my face here anymore

[Outro]
I won't show my face here anymore
I won't show my face here anymore

Bastille

Bastille is a British indie pop band. After releasing a limited single in 2010 and the Laura Palmer EP in 2011, the band was signed to Virgin Records. Following their signing, the band released two mix-tapes – Other People’s Heartache and Other People’s Heartache Pt. 2 — for free. In an interview with The Guardian, Dan Smith discussed the

Someone recently said to ‘The mixtapes were very clever, was that the label’s idea?’ Actually the label were completely against it; we were stealing and sampling illegally left, right and centre. The label ‘We want nothing to do with this.’ When it came to hosting the mixtapes, I had to register the website myself.

Preceding the release of their debut album, Bad Blood, the band released several singles — “Overjoyed”, “Bad Blood” and “Flaws”— to moderate commercial success. In February 2013, the band was catapulted into the charts by the album’s fourth single, “Pompeii”. The song was a commercial hit, going up to 5x Platinum around the world. In June 2014, “Pompeii” was confirmed to be the United Kingdom’s most streamed song ever. Unfortunately, it has since been overtaken.

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