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— Louis Tomlinson’s songs as britpop songs, a necessary thread.
Louis stated many times he’s a massive Britpop fan an it is obvious that 90s British rock music strongly influenced in his album Walls. But what was “Britpop” exactly?
[ i know many Louis’ fans are not into this music, so i hope this thread can introduce y’all to these great bands ]
—and i won’t let go of your hold on me.
— you’re all in my hands tonight.
opening songs of Louis and Oasis’ debut albums.
— you’re all in my hands tonight.
opening songs of Louis and Oasis’ debut albums.
— ‘cause we made it, underestimated and always underrated.
— it looks like we might have made it, yes it looks like we’ve made it to the end.
— it looks like we might have made it, yes it looks like we’ve made it to the end.
— i went to so many places, looking for you in the faces.
— like all the boys in all the cities i take the poison take the pity. but she and I we soon discovered we’d take the pills to find each other.
— like all the boys in all the cities i take the poison take the pity. but she and I we soon discovered we’d take the pills to find each other.
— whatever tears you apar, don’t let it break your heart.
— you gotta roll with it, you gotta take your time, you gotta say what you say. don’t let anybody get in your way.
— you gotta roll with it, you gotta take your time, you gotta say what you say. don’t let anybody get in your way.
— you’re the habit that i can’t break, you’re the high that i need right now.
— i think of her everyday, i think of her. it doesn’t help me.
— i think of her everyday, i think of her. it doesn’t help me.
— i’m not saying that you could’ve done better, just remember that i i’ve seen that fire alight. tell me do you, tell me do you still remember felling young?
— they said that when we grew up we’d get married, and never split up. we never did it, although i often thought of it.
— they said that when we grew up we’d get married, and never split up. we never did it, although i often thought of it.
The End. Long live Britpop.
