Esta vez traigo el que es el primer sencillo del nuevo disco de los "Five O'Clock Heroes" (referencia a una canción de The Jam). El disco no sale hasta finales de junio pero esta es la canción de adelanto. Una colaboración con la supermodelo, Agyness Deyn, (pronunciar Agnes Dyn) apuntada por los medios de comunicación la "heredera" de Kate Moos (a mi me parce mas guapa esta chica, aunque la Moss, desde que dejo a Pete Doherty ha mejorado bastante, pero dejo a Cocaína el que lo juzgue). La chica, además, anuncia disco propio, en lo que ya es una moda dentro del "mundo de la moda": las super-modelos que se meten cantantes (¿querran qué las juzguen porser algo más que chicas guapas?). El capitalismo pese a quien pese tiene estas cosas y del lujo y el entreneimiento puede nacer una estrella. Si después de ver este video no os habéis enamorado, como yo, de su inocente mirada y meliflua voz, tíos, es que sois de piedra.
Well there's nothing I truly desire
There's nothing that I really want
But the times I find myself in the fire
You choose between the right and the wrong
I wish I could control all my judgements
Understand every move
Take my mind and all of it’s voices
Tell me what should I do
Sometimes I feel like I’m stuck in your head
And I wonder (who d'you think you're talking to)
One day I’ll move get away
From these feelings getting stronger (who d'you think you're talking to)
Sometimes I feel like it's not so fun
To see what's under (who d'you think you're talking to)
Let me out let me out
I don’t think I can stand it any longer (who d'you think you're talking to)
I remember being part of that era
I remember being so far from home
All the times I needed someone to hear me
Cos I’ve never felt so much on my own
All the trouble that you have with your future
All the rules that make your life so secure
There are people who will give their opinions
But tell me what do they know
Sometimes I feel like I’m stuck in your head
And I wonder (who d'you think you're talking to)
One day I’ll move get away
From these feelings getting stronger (who d'you think you're talking to)
Sometimes I feel like it's not so fun
To see what's under (who d'you think you're talking to)
Let me out let me out
I don’t think I can stand it any longer (who d'you think you're talking to) (x2)
Who d'you think you're talking to
Who d'you think you're talking to
Who d'you think you're talking to
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