Black & White Sunshine
First recorded: 1 Nov 2017 — Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds at York Hall Leisure Centre, London, GB
Most recent: 31 Oct 2018 — Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds at Velódromo Estadio Nacional, Santiago, CL
By artist
| Artist | Plays | Gigs |
|---|---|---|
| Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds | 15 | 15 |
Quick facts
- Release
- Who Built the Moon?
- Release year
- 2017
- Lyrics
- Available
- Recorded live plays
- 15 across 15 gigs
Lyrics
Here in the jungle
I can't get a break for love nor money
The weight of the world
Is dragging me down, down, down
The heat in the bubble
She's coming down on everybody
You better get up
Before the sun goes down
I get to slip my skin
When my ship came in
What a day now!
I feel as right as rain
But, I forgot your name
Qu’est-ce que c’est now?
These are the glory days
For the waifs and the strays
You give me love
I give you thanks and praise
All the way now!
What a day now!
Don't let me throw it away!
You got the nerve
I got the brains
We got them crawling up and down
On their hands and their knees
She is my witness
My baby say you’ll do the shake for money
When the weight of the world
Is dragging you down, down, down
Near in the distance
I see you stumble when the road is rocky
You better get up
Before the sun goes down
I get to slip my skin
When my ship came in
What a day now!
I feel as right as rain
But, I forgot your name
Qu’est-ce que c’est now?
These are the glory days
For the waifs and the strays
You give me love
I give you thanks and praise
All the way now!
What a day now!
Don't let me throw it away!
You got the nerve
I got the brains
We got them crawling up and down
On their hands and their knees
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Notes
"Black & White Sunshine" is a driving, upbeat track from *Who Built the Moon?*, featuring infectious guitar riffs and an anthemic chorus. With its fast-paced rhythm and nostalgic vibe, the song harks back to the classic rock sounds of the 1960s. Gallagher’s lyrics reflect on the glory days of youth, love, and adventure, adding to the song’s vibrant energy. It’s a standout track on the album, showcasing Gallagher’s knack for blending rock and roll with a modern twist.