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Kaiser Chiefs - Bows & Arrows
Kaiser Chiefs - Bows & Arrows


Kaiser Chiefs - Bows & Arrows Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: Education, Education, Education & War
Released: 2014

Bows & Arrows Lyrics


Hold onto your hearts, if you can
It's been the coldest year since records began
And now the sun is coming up again in no man's land

So let's go, into tomorrow
Together fighting
We're bows and arrows!

You and me on the front line
You and me, every time
It's always you and me, we're bows and arrows
You!

Well I'm not waiting for no one, I'm waiting for you!
Well I'm not waiting for no one, I'm waiting for you!
It takes the two of us to, we'll make it through!

So let's go, into tomorrow
Together fighting
We're bows and arrows!

You and me on the front line
You and me, every time
It's always you and me, we're bows and arrows
You!
You and me when the sun goes down
It's always you and me when the whip comes round
It's always you and me, we're bows and arrows
You!

We the people, created equal
We the people, created equal
We the people, created equal
We the people, created equal
We the people, created equal
We the people, created equal
We the people, created equal
We the people, created equal
We the people, created equal

And if that's true then we're not the only ones
And if that's true then we're not the only ones
And if that's true then we're not the only ones
And if that's true then we're not the only ones

You and me on the front line
You and me, every time
It's always you and me, we're bows and arrows
You!

Writer/s: BAINES, NICHOLAS / RIX, JAMES / WHITE, ANDREW ROBERT / WILSON, CHARLES RICHARD / WILKINSON, RICHARD
Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
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Bows & Arrows
  • This celebration of brotherhood was premiered on Rolling Stone's website on January 3, 2014. Speaking to the magazine about the song, frontman Ricky Wilson commented: "[Bassist] Simon Rix came up with the title when we were working in a studio under the McDonalds in Islington [London]. I liked the idea that bows and arrows are pretty useless on their own but when you get them together, they can be quite formidable."

    "A bit like us lot, really," he added. "I love being in a band. It's daft to think you can do it alone. It's about not being afraid of emotion. It can be the strongest weapon we have. What's wrong with a load of blokes admitting they need each other? [It's] a sliver of hope through all the futility and loss on the record. You can also dance to it."