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AlunaGeorge - Your Drums, Your Love

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Album: Body Music
Released: 2013

Your Drums, Your Love Lyrics

Your drums, we're drumming, your drums
Your drums, we're drumming, your drums

You can't say that I'm going no where
Cause you don't know where I'm coming from
And you can't say that I'm going no where
When I have been trying to reach you for so long

Your drums, we're drumming, your drums

Friends say I've got something wrong,
Cause I've been trying to reach you for so long
For so long, I've tried
To reach you baby, don't you know that

I've been treading water for your love
Whether I sink or swim, it's you I'm thinking of
I've been treading water for your love
As my light grows dim maybe you're not strong enough boy

Your drums, we're drumming, your drums
Your drums, we're drumming, your drums

I can't say where I'm going no where
This feeling goes on and on
I can't say that I'm going somewhere
When I've been failing to reach you for so long

For so long, I've tried
To reach you baby, don't you know that

I've been treading water for your love
Whether I sink or swim, it's you I'm thinking of
I've been treading water for your love
As my light grows dim maybe you're not strong enough boy

Maybe all along (all along)
I've been holding on (holding on)
To the promise that you need some time
Making everything into a story
Making sure I never get to feel happy
Taking everything you do my own way
Thinking that you're begging me please

I've been treading water for your love
Whether I sink or swim, it's you I'm thinking of
I've been treading water for your love
As my light goes dim maybe you're not strong enough boy

Your drums, we're drumming, your drums
Your drums, we're drumming, your drums

Writer/s: ADAM GEORGE DYMENT, ALUNA DEWJI-FRANCIS, GEORGE REID
Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
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Your Drums, Your Love

Singer Aluna Francis admitted to The Sun that she was embarrassed to bring the idea for this song to beatmaker George Reid. "I was like, 'Ewww, George, I made a really cheesy pop ballad,'" she said. "Then he took it and experimented with the notes and melody to express the song in an unusual way. I'm always really surprised with what he comes up with."