Blur - song 2

Blur is the fifth album by English alternative rock band Blur. Released on February 10 1997 in the UK, reached the top of the UK album chart. Blur was also a success in the U.S., with "Song 2" becoming a hit there and be the album certified gold. Done KTUH # 1 on the charts in the week of June 2, 1997. [1] It also led to several hit singles in the UK, especially "Beetlebum" and "Song 2".

The album was the style of Blur resulting from the fall of Britpop his mantle earlier in favor of lo-fi recordings and alternative rock, apparently at the urging Graham Coxon. As a result, Blur was a success, mainly because it was shown that Blur could evolve beyond its roots of Britpop, in contrast to other Britpop bands like Oasis before, which critically disappointed with his 1997 release Be Here Now. The album of moving from the era of Britpop highlighted by this being the first album not to Stylorouge of Blur cover-art, and also not to have printed lyrics and chords in the notes, instead of having a composite picture of the band in the study divided into three panels.


The Best of blur
All tracks of Damon Abarn / Graham Coxon / Alex James / Dave Rowntree unless otherwise noted. All tracks produced by Stephen Street, with the exception of "I'm just a murderer for your love," produced by Blur.

I got my head checked
By a jumbo jet
It wasnt easy
But nothing is, no

When I feel heavy metal
And Im pins and Im needles
Well I lie and Im easy
All of the time but Im never sure when I need you
Pleased to meet you

I got my head done
When I was young
Its not my problem
Its not my problem

When I feel heavy metal
And Im pins and Im needles
Well I lie and Im easy
All of the time but Im never sure when I need you
Pleased to meet you

Yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah
Oh, yeah