MØ - Glass Lyrics | gotlyric.com

Released: January 14, 2013

Songwriter: Eloq Ronni Vindahl MØ

Producer: Ronni Vindahl

[Intro]
Hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey

[Verse 1]
Oh dear, one turn the lights off
So our horny souls can have some private time
And the morning comes with the bittersweet news
You're still no hero diving the blue
Well, Hallelujah, it's a new day
We're a little closer

[Pre-Chorus]
Days are slipping away
Shadows stay, boy
If you're in love beneath the paint
What a pleasant sensation

[Chorus]
Oh, why do everyone have to grow old?
Everyone wonder where the good times go
Oh, why do everyone have to grow old?
Wanna be free
Wanna be free
Wanna get 'em
Hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey

[Verse 2]
Hope, play a song for the wounded
So it will be summer forevermore, baby
The morning comes with the rain for your
Bloody dry skin who's about to give in
Oh well, hallelujah, it's a miracle

[Pre-Chorus]
Days are slipping away
Shadows stay, boy
If you're in love beneath the paint
What a pleasant sensation

[Chorus]
Oh, why do everyone have to grow old?
Everyone wonder where the good times go
Oh, why do everyone have to grow old?
Wanna be free
Wanna be free
Wanna get 'em
Hey, hey, hey
Hey, hey, hey

MØ

Karen Marie Ørsted, commonly known as MØ, is a Danish electro-pop artist of great prestige, especially in recent times. With a stage name meaning “maiden” in Danish, pronounced almost like a shortened form of ‘moo’. She first gained attention with 2013 solo single “Pilgrim”, which impacted the Danish charts in early 2013.

Throughout the rest of the year, MØ rose in the pop industry ranks, getting a feature on DJ Avicii’s album, releasing EP Bikini Daze, and signing onto AlunaGeorge’s tour as a support act. In 2014, Ørsted releasing her fiery debut album No Mythologies to Follow to relative critical favor. She later won four Danish Music Awards, and featured on Iggy Azalea’s lead single off her reissued album, MØ only further propagated her fame in 2014.

In 2015, MØ featured on Major Lazer’s massive global hit “Lean On.” The single topped the charts in many countries and reached top five in many others, including the Billboard charts. The track also picked up a Spotify certification of being the most streamed song of all time with over half a billion streams. Its Indian-inspired accompanying video has also racked up over a billion views.

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No Mythologies to Follow