[Verse 1]
What do you dream when the night starts to fall?
Do you believe that we've been here before?
We're pulling it together as we go
Pages and pages of secrets unsung
Tips and basement when we were young
These skeletons are hidden but we know
[Pre-Chorus]
Let me hear your last word
Staring at the concrete
Let me hear your first thoughts
Tell me anything
[Chorus]
Tell me something new
Something bold, something true
Before we hit the concrete (hit the concrete)
Tell me something new
Something bold, something true
Before we hit the concrete (hit the concrete)
[Verse 2]
Tell me your fears all your dreams and regrets
Give me a moment I'll never forget
The whispering will never leave this room
And all of the faces that we have become
I still see you clearly don't care what you've done
You'll be the one, there's nothing left to prove
[Pre-Chorus]
Let me hear your last word
Before we were a mystery
Let me hear your first thoughts
Tell me anything
[Chorus]
Tell me something new
Something bold, something true
Before we hit the concrete (hit the concrete)
Tell me something new
Something bold, something true
Before we hit the concrete (hit the concrete)
[Refrain]
Standing on the border
I can feel my feet slip away from me
Pull me in closer
We will be complete
So please just speak
[Outro]
And tell me something new
Something bold, something true
I'll be the best for you
Believe in everything you'll do
[Chorus]
Tell me something new
Something bold, something true
Before we hit the concrete (we hit the concrete)
Tell me something new
Something bold, something true
Before we hit the concrete (hit the concrete)
Concrete was written by Fiona Bevan & Jonas Wallin & Laura Welsh.
Concrete was produced by Richard Frenneaux.
Laura Welsh released Concrete on Thu Nov 03 2016.
The song that took the longest to nail down was…
'Concrete'. We approached this song with an open mind. It was good to experiment with this song. I tend to build songs with as many elements as possible and then go through a process of stripping parts out to find a space that works. 'Concrete' came...