Bones of Ribbon
London Grammar * Track #8 On Truth Is A Beautiful Thing
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Bones of Ribbon by London Grammar
Release Date
Performed by
London GrammarProduced by
Paul EpworthWrited by
Daniel Rothman & Dot Major & Hannah ReidAbout
“Bones of Ribbon” is the eighth track from London Grammar’s second studio album “Truth Is A Beautiful Thing”.
In the song, Hannah Reid talks about how she is invincible. She says that in life, there can be a lot of moments where you feel like you are not built to handle certain situations that life...
Bones of Ribbon Annotated
[Verse 1]
Take my efforts high above red hills
Bones of ribbon don't stop me now
Whites went blue, then went yellow
Feet don't stop me now
They found me there in the sands, mmm
Bones of ribbons in my hands
Whites went blue, then went yellow
Pull off the cloak, time off the wall
[Chorus]
Take determination
Take whatever you need
'Cause your body's made of metal
And your skin, it isn't real
[Verse 2]
Found me there in the sands
Bones of ribbon in my hands
Whites went blue, then went yellow
Please don't stop me now
[Chorus]
Take determination
Take whatever you need
'Cause your body's made of metal
And your skin, it isn't real
[Bridge]
They found me there in the sands
Bones of ribbon in my hand
Whites went blue, and then went yellow
And your feet don't stop me now
Feet don't stop me now
[Outro]
Well you know when you know, hey
Oh no, do you know it enough, hey
You won't know 'till you know it enough
You won't know 'till you know you know it enough
Feet don't stop me now
Feet don't stop me now
Bones of Ribbon Q&A
Who wrote Bones of Ribbon's ?
Bones of Ribbon was written by Daniel Rothman & Dot Major & Hannah Reid.
Who produced Bones of Ribbon's ?
Bones of Ribbon was produced by Paul Epworth.
When did London Grammar release Bones of Ribbon?
London Grammar released Bones of Ribbon on Fri Jun 09 2017.
What did London Grammar say about "Bones of Ribbon"?
Hannah Reid talked about the song in an interview for The Guardian:
It’s about coming home from being on the road and suffering from pretty bad exhaustion. I had this really weird recurring dream where I couldn’t find Dan and Dot in the desert, and the lyrics kind of embodied that.