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Catch by The Cure

Release Date
Tue May 05 1987
Performed by
The Cure
Produced by
Dave Allen & Robert Smith
Writed by
Simon Gallup & Pearl Thompson & Lol Tolhurst & Boris Williams & Robert Smith
About

“Catch” is the second single and second track from the Cure’s 1987 double album Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me. It is an immediate sign of the eclectic nature of the album, with its poppy, lightweight sound contrasting significantly with the epic, noisy opener.

It was not released as a single in the US,...

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Catch Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Yes, I know who you remind me of
A girl I think I used to know
Yes, I'd see her when the day got colder
On those days when it felt like snow

[Pre-Chorus 1]
You know I even think that she stared like you
She used to just stand there and stare
And roll her eyes right up to heaven
And make like I just wasn't there

[Chorus]
And she used to fall down a lot
That girl was always falling again and again
And I used to sometimes try to catch her
But I never even caught her name

[Verse 2]
And sometimes we would spend the night
Just rolling about on a floor
And I remember even though it felt soft at the time
I always used to wake up sore

[Pre-Chorus 2]
You know I even think that she smiled like you
She used to just stand there and smile
And her eyes would go all sorts of far away
And stay like that for quite a while

[Chorus]
And I remember she used to fall down a lot
That girl was always falling again and again
And I used to sometimes try to catch her
But never even caught her name

[Outro]
Yes, I sometimes even tried to catch her
But I never even caught her name

Catch Q&A

Who wrote Catch's ?

Catch was written by Simon Gallup & Pearl Thompson & Lol Tolhurst & Boris Williams & Robert Smith.

Who produced Catch's ?

Catch was produced by Dave Allen & Robert Smith.

When did The Cure release Catch?

The Cure released Catch on Tue May 05 1987.

What did The Cure say about "Catch"?

When asked who “Catch” was written about, Smith answered:

no-one anyone would know…

He also spoke about the song with Les Inrockuptibles:

It’s an aspect of the group that we haven’t revealed very often, a bit in the same line of “Caterpillar”, a very quiet and introspective piece, very intimate....

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