Slumville Sunrise
Jake Bugg
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The wind keeps beating on my window I haven't slept all night That drum just keeps on banging They must be buzzing out their minds Like bees in a hive Tell me when the morning arrives This place is just not for me I say it all the time My friends they just ignore me Tell me never mind Waiting all your life On a slumville sunrise Slumville sunrise Nobody cares or looks twice Shine away in the morning Across this place where I was born in Every bruise, every flower Illuminated by the dawning My face upon the concrete The dirt is in my mouth I clench my fists and feet I'm trying to cry out loud Make a sound Something is keeping me down This place is just not for me I said a thousand times My friends they just ignore me Tell me never mind Waiting all your life On a slumville sunrise Slumville sunrise Nobody cares or looks twice Shine away in the morning Across this place where I was born in Every bruise, every flower Illuminated by the dawning This place is just not for me I say it all the time My friends they just ignore me Tell me never mind Waiting all your life On a slumville sunrise Slumville sunrise Nobody cares or looks twice Shine away in the morning Across this place where I was born in Every bruise, every flower Illuminated by the dawning Every bruise, every flower Illuminated by the dawning
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Written by: Iain Denis Archer, Jake Edwin Kennedy
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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12 facts about this song
Song Creation"Slumville Sunrise" was written by Jake Bugg himself along with the American songwriter, Iain Archer, who has also worked with bands like Snow Patrol.
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Production FactsThe song is from Jake Bugg's second studio album, "Shangri La," which was produced by the famous musician and producer Rick Rubin.
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Genre Classification"Slumville Sunrise" falls predominantly under the genre of Indie Rock although Bugg's music often incorporates elements of Folk, Blues and Country.
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Music Video DetailsThe official music video for "Slumville Sunrise" was directed by Shane Meadows, a renowned British filmmaker.
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Song ContentLike many of Jake Bugg's early work, "Slumville Sunrise" deals with themes of life in Nottingham, UK, where he grew up.
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Critical ReceptionWhile some critics have cited "Slumville Sunrise" as a highlight of Jake Bugg's second album, others have criticized its more polished sound as inauthentic.
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Single ReleaseThe song was released as a single on 4th November 2013.
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Live Performances"Slumville Sunrise" has been a staple in Jake Bugg's live performances, having been played throughout his tours.
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Chart PerformanceWhile "Slumville Sunrise" didn't chart as highly as some of Jake Bugg's other singles, it still reached number 58 on the UK Singles Chart.
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Song Style"Slumville Sunrise" is marked by its energetic guitar riffs and fast-paced melody, showcasing Bugg's ability to create catchy, up-tempo Indie Rock tracks.
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MeaningThe song's lyrics suggest a strong longing to escape from humble beginnings and the monotony of everyday life.
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Album PerformanceJake Bugg's album "Shangri La," featuring "Slumville Sunrise," peaked at number 3 on the UK Albums Chart and was certified gold by the British Phonographic Industry.
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