Beautiful Failure
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Beautiful Failure by Curt Smith (Ft. Carina Round)
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From Curt Smith’s Bandcamp:
A song about my eldest daughter when she was 10. The most amazing child who unfortunately at that age was going through a period of self doubt. Beautiful Failure was how she saw herself, not how I saw her.
Beautiful Failure Lyrics
Beautiful failure
Sooner or later we’ll say so long
Unusual stranger
Counting the days until the tide runs out
We’re winding down
Hey as long as you can smile you’re alive
Won’t you stay and just breathe for a while
You’re a mile away
Beautiful failure
Growing in greater than the sum of your parting
Goodbye familiar alien
Huddled with strangers round the fire
Escaping the cold, don’t cry
Hey as long as you can smile you’re alive
Won’t you stay and just breathe for a while
You’re a mile away
When the bough breaks the cradle will fall
And down comes cradle baby and all
Beautiful failure
Bolder and brighter than the sails
That take you away
Beautiful Failure Q&A
Who wrote Beautiful Failure's ?
Beautiful Failure was written by Charlton Pettus & Curt Smith.
Who produced Beautiful Failure's ?
Beautiful Failure was produced by Curt Smith & Charlton Pettus.
When did Curt Smith release Beautiful Failure?
Curt Smith released Beautiful Failure on Tue Jul 16 2013.
What did Curt Smith say about "Beautiful Failure"?
A song about my eldest daughter when she was 10. The most amazing child who unfortunately at that age was going through a period of self doubt. Beautiful Failure was how she saw herself, not how I saw her.