Biography:
Bastille is a Grammy award-nominated rock group from South London, England that formed in 2010. Bastille started out as a solo project by singer-songwriter Dan Smith, who later decided to form a band. The quartet consists of Dan Smith, Chris 'Woody' Wood, Will Farquarson and Kyle Simmons. The name of the band comes from Bastille Day, which was the day when Smith was born. Bastille released their latest album, 'Doom Days', on 14 June 2019 to international critical acclaim.
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Other songs:
- An Act Of Kindness
- Bad Blood
- Blame
- Daniel In The Den
- Durban Skies
- Flaws
- Get Home
- Glory
- Good Grief
- Haunt
- Icarus
- Laughter Lines
- Laura Palmer
- Lethargy
- No Angels
- Oblivion
- Of The Night
- Overjoyed
- Poet
- Pompeii
- Send Them Off
- Snakes
- The Anchor
- The Currents
- The Draw
- The Silence
- These Streets
- Things We Lost In The Fire
- Two Evils
- Warmth
- Way Beyond
- Weight Of Living 1
- Weight Of Living 2
- World Gone Mad
- 4AM
- Sleepsong
- The Weight Of Living, Pt. I
- The Weight Of Living, Pt. II
- What Would You Do
- Alchemy
- All This Bad Blood
- Bad News
- Basket Case
- Bite Down
- Campus
- Christmas Mashup
- Comfort Of Strangers
- Fake It
- Falling
- Final Hour
- Flowers
- Four Walls The Ballad Of Perry Smith
- Grip
- Hangin
- Killer
- No Scrubs
- Oil On Water
- Overload
- Power
- Quarter Past Midnight
- Remains
- Remains Vs Ragnbone Man Vs Skunk Anansie
- Requiem For Blue Jeans
- Shame
- Skulls
- The Descent
- The Driver
- Thinkin Ahead
- Torn Apart
- Tuning Out
- We Cant Stop
- Weight Of Living Part 1
- Weight Of Living Part 2
- Wild World
- Winter Of Our Youth
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Em G
Tell me a piece of your history
D C
that you're proud to call your own
Em G
Speak in words you picked up
D C
as you walked through life alone.
Em G
We used to swim in your stories
D C
and be pulled down by their tide,
Em G
choking on the words
D C
and drowning with no air inside.
C G
Now you've hit a wall and it's not your fault
Em D
my dear, my dear, my dear.
C G
Now you've hit a wall and you've hit it hard,
Em D
my dear, my dear, oh dear.
G C D
It is not enough to be dumbstruck;
(Can you fill the silence?)
G C D
you must have the words in that head of yours.
G C D
And oh, oh, can you feel the silence?
I can't take it anymore,
G C D
'cause it is not enough to be dumbstruck.
(Can you fill the silence?)
Em G
Tell me a piece of your history
D C
that you've never said out loud.
Em G
Pull the rug beneath my feet
D C
and shake me to the ground.
Em G
Wrap me around your fingers,
D C
break the silence open wide,
Em G
and before it seeps into my ears,
D C
it fills me up from the inside.
C G
Now you've hit a wall and you're lost for words,
Em D
my dear, my dear, my dear.
C G
Now you've hit a wall and you hit it hard
Em D
my dear, my dear, oh dear.
G C D
It is not enough to be dumbstruck;
(Can you fill this silence?)
G C D
you must have the words in that head of yours.
G C D
And oh, oh, can you feel the silence?
I can't take it anymore,
G C D
'cause it is not enough to be dumbstruck.
(Can you fill the silence?)
Em C
If you give it a name, then it's already won.
G D
What you good for, what you good for?
Em C
If you give it a name, then it's already won.
G D
What you good for, what you good for?
Em C
If you give it a name, then it's already won.
G D
What you good for, what you good for?
Em C
If you give it a name, then it's already won.
G D
What you good for, what you good for?
G C D
It is not enough to be dumbstruck;
(Can you fill this silence?)
G C D
you must have the words in that head of yours.
G C D
And oh, oh, can you feel the silence?
I can't take it anymore,
G C D G
'cause it is not enough to be dumbstruck, oh.
Tell me a piece of your history
D C
that you're proud to call your own
Em G
Speak in words you picked up
D C
as you walked through life alone.
Em G
We used to swim in your stories
D C
and be pulled down by their tide,
Em G
choking on the words
D C
and drowning with no air inside.
C G
Now you've hit a wall and it's not your fault
Em D
my dear, my dear, my dear.
C G
Now you've hit a wall and you've hit it hard,
Em D
my dear, my dear, oh dear.
G C D
It is not enough to be dumbstruck;
(Can you fill the silence?)
G C D
you must have the words in that head of yours.
G C D
And oh, oh, can you feel the silence?
I can't take it anymore,
G C D
'cause it is not enough to be dumbstruck.
(Can you fill the silence?)
Em G
Tell me a piece of your history
D C
that you've never said out loud.
Em G
Pull the rug beneath my feet
D C
and shake me to the ground.
Em G
Wrap me around your fingers,
D C
break the silence open wide,
Em G
and before it seeps into my ears,
D C
it fills me up from the inside.
C G
Now you've hit a wall and you're lost for words,
Em D
my dear, my dear, my dear.
C G
Now you've hit a wall and you hit it hard
Em D
my dear, my dear, oh dear.
G C D
It is not enough to be dumbstruck;
(Can you fill this silence?)
G C D
you must have the words in that head of yours.
G C D
And oh, oh, can you feel the silence?
I can't take it anymore,
G C D
'cause it is not enough to be dumbstruck.
(Can you fill the silence?)
Em C
If you give it a name, then it's already won.
G D
What you good for, what you good for?
Em C
If you give it a name, then it's already won.
G D
What you good for, what you good for?
Em C
If you give it a name, then it's already won.
G D
What you good for, what you good for?
Em C
If you give it a name, then it's already won.
G D
What you good for, what you good for?
G C D
It is not enough to be dumbstruck;
(Can you fill this silence?)
G C D
you must have the words in that head of yours.
G C D
And oh, oh, can you feel the silence?
I can't take it anymore,
G C D G
'cause it is not enough to be dumbstruck, oh.
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