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White Lies - There Goes Our Love Again

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Album: Big TV
Released: 2013

There Goes Our Love Again Lyrics

There Goes Our Love Again
Forgive my heart, forgive my heart.
There goes our love again
Elate my heart and take the time
That's burning at the back of my mind
Cause I'm broken and blind
And holding out the drawer of desire.
There goes our love again.

I didn't go far, I didn't go far, I didn't go far and I came home.
I didn't go far, I didn't go far, I didn't go far and I came home.
But he said, "There goes our love again."
There goes our love again.

Home is a desperate end.
Cocoon my heart, cocoon my heart
And carry me to love again.
Cocoon my heart and bring me calm.
Hushing at the fear and the love,
I know you're opening doors
Just trying to pick my feelings undone
There goes our love again.

I didn't go far, I didn't go far, I didn't go far and I came home.
I didn't go far, I didn't go far, I didn't go far and I came home.
But he said, "There goes our love again."
But he said, "There goes our love again."
There goes our love again.

I didn't go far, I didn't go far, I didn't go far and I came home.
I didn't go far, I didn't go far, I didn't go far and I came home.
But he said, "There goes our love again."
But he said, "There goes our love again."
There goes our love again.

I didn't go far, I didn't go far, I didn't go far and I came home

Writer/s: CHARLES CAVE, HARRY MCVEIGH, JACK BROWN
Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT US, LLC
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There Goes Our Love Again

The song was recorded in early 2013 at ICP studios in Brussels, Belgium, as part of the Big TV album sessions. It was produced by Ed Buller (Suede, Pulp) and mixed by Mark 'Spike' Stent. The track got the band excited – "it might be the most immediate White Lies song we've written," said vocalist Harry McVeigh to NME shortly after laying it down.

The Big TV album follows the adventures of an Eastern European girl hunting down her absentee father in a vast metropolis. This song finds the female arguing with her boyfriend back home about her constant drifting. Bassist and lyricist Charles Cave told NME: "That's the boyfriend's point of view of her – he's fed up hearing the same old excuses."

Cave told The Sun regarding the song: "This is where the anti-heroine is trying to mend her relationship with someone in her home town. Her reasoning is desperate and weak and I think this is a common story."