Typical Time 2
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Typical Time 2 by The View
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The ViewProduced by
Steven Morrison & Owen Morris & Pete Reilly & Kieren Webster & Kyle FalconerWrited by
Kyle FalconerAbout
Typical Time 2 is a segue from Typical Time. Kyle decided to extend the song after fans were demanding the original song was not long enough. In an interview with fan-made blog The View Are On Fire Kyle concluded both what the song described and why a sequel was created:
It’s about splitting up wit...
Typical Time 2 Lyrics
[Verse 1: Kyle Falconer]
We've never spoke in three weeks man
And it's starting to freak me out
I hope there's no one gelling my bird
Together with all their
Sweet and utter charm
We've flown around the world
Together we've seen a massive range of sick bags even in
Baghdad call myself your lad but seemingly you're sad
Oh-oh-oh-oh
Typical Time 2 Q&A
Who wrote Typical Time 2's ?
Typical Time 2 was written by Kyle Falconer.
Who produced Typical Time 2's ?
Typical Time 2 was produced by Steven Morrison & Owen Morris & Pete Reilly & Kieren Webster & Kyle Falconer.
When did The View release Typical Time 2?
The View released Typical Time 2 on Mon Feb 02 2009.
What is this song about?
Kyle opened regarding TT2 with TVAOF Blog:
It’s about splitting up with my old bird, pretty much.
What did The View say about "Typical Time 2"?
Lead singer Kyle Falconer:
It was a pretty decent tune on the last album, Typical Time. A lot of people said it was too short. The second one was done on the spot and it worked perfect, just using the same melody on the harmonica but changing the chords around it.