The Cat Empire - Feeling's Gone (Official Audio)
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Channel: The Cat Empire · 2016 · Music
Album: Cinema (2010) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nbPogwfWL2sn_4Y7qD8FjTL7vcLbJfYB4 Stay up to date: https://thecatempire.com/#subscribe Shop: https://store.thecatempire.com/collections Place of Recording: Sing Sing Studios, Richmond, Melbourne, Australia Producer, Engineer & Mixer: Steve Schram Composer: Felix Riebl, Harry Angus Publishing: BMG Publishing, GAGA Publishing Lyricist: Felix Riebl Session Artists: Ross Irwin - Trumpet, Kieran Conrau - Trombone Record Label: Two Shoes Records PTY LTD LYRICS I used to ride up on the hill And look down at the darkened Silhouettes of tall black windowsills And my heart jumped every ledge Until one bright morning when I woke I heard bells, girl she gently spoke and said ‘Choice my man’s to breath or choke So go die, or learn to hope’ Get back on your way at the end of the day Under the fire and the rain The whole big bloody parade until that That feeling, feeling’s gone You wake up on your own Sometimes walls come caving in Sometimes the world just hits your chin And sometimes shadows haunt your back And sometimes I feel so flat Then like some rare eagle on the wind Well it turns and life comes bursting in And the earth you thought would beat you down Lifts up and lights your ground Get back on your way at the end of the day Under the fire and the rain The whole big bloody parade until that That feeling, feeling’s gone You wake up on your own Get back on your way at the end of the day Under the fire and the rain The whole big bloody parade until that That feeling, feeling’s gone You wake up on your own Get back on your way at the end of the day Under the fire and the rain The whole big bloody parade until that That feeling, feeling’s gone You wake up on your own About: Formed in Melbourne, Australia and adored the world over, The Cat Empire is a musical success story that continues to be written. After the release of their most recent album Stolen Diamonds (Feb 2019), their stratospheric trajectory continues as the band craft infectious, genre-embracing anthems and play hundreds of world-class, awe-inspiring shows a year, while sustaining and growing an army of ardent fans at home and abroad. It seems The Cat Empire brand of feel-good, high-energy, smile-inducing, euphoric roots pop has a global address when it comes to the winning of hearts. It’s not unusual to find the band mobbed by fans and media at airports in Spain, selling out the world’s most famous arenas, appearing live on iconic TV shows hosted by the likes of Letterman, Leno, and Ferguson. While riding high at the business end of international album charts they dominate global airwaves and main stage bills at all of the iconic international music festivals including Glastonbury and Bonnaroo. So wherever you are on the planet, if you take a look around and see hands in the air, people smiling and dancing, and you hear joyful sounds that elevate your spirit till it soars, then chances are you are at another thrilling show by The Cat Empire. The Cat Empire: Vocals: Felix Riebl Vocals & Trumpet: Harry James Angus Keys: Ollie McGill Drums: Will Hull-Brown DJ: Jamshid “Jumps” Khadiwala Bass: Ryan Monro The Empire Horns: Trumpet: Ross Irwin Trombone: Kieran Conrau Guest Baritone Saxophone: Phil Noy Tour Dates: https://thecatempire.com/tour/ News: https://thecatempire.com/#subscribe Shop: https://store.thecatempire.com/collections https://thecatempire.com https://facebook.com/thecatempire https://instagram.com/thecatempire https://twitter.com/thecatempire Contact: [email protected]
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