Fit In
KT Tunstall * Track #1 On 3 Generations (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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Album 3 Generations (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Fit In by KT Tunstall
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KT TunstallProduced by
Brian BenderWrited by
KT TunstallAbout
“Fit In” by KT Tunstall was released on May 5, 2017, as part of the soundtrack for the long-delayed film 3 Generations (formerly titled About Ray).
The film revolves around Ray, a trans teenager who wants hormone treatment, played by Elle Fanning, and deals with his exploration of and struggle with...
Fit In Lyrics
When the fire goes out and you can't get started
And you know there's nothing to keep you apart
When the light comes in and you know that it's over
And you'll never go where you don't feel
Like you fit in
You don't have to be anything for me
When your're all tired out and you need a little loving
Come over here you said, and I'll be what you need
When you're hollowed out
I can't find you, find you forever to me darling
Pour some luck on me
'Cause I'm an incandescent dream
So come on and help me
And you'll never go where you don't feel
Like you fit in
Know you'll never go where you don't feel
Like you fit in
[Interlude]
Calm day vibrating
The one that's a few rooms into this song
Tamed and domesticated
Fit it in sophisticated
Calm day vibrating
The one that's a few rooms into this song
Tamed and domesticated
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Pour some luck on me
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(So you can fit in)
'Cause I'm an incandescent dream
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And you'll never go where you don't feel like you fit in
And you'll never go where you don't feel like you fit in
And you'll never go where you don't feel like you fit in
Fit In Q&A
Who wrote Fit In's ?
Fit In was written by KT Tunstall.
Who produced Fit In's ?
Fit In was produced by Brian Bender.
When did KT Tunstall release Fit In?
KT Tunstall released Fit In on Fri May 05 2017.
What did KT Tunstall say about "Fit In"?
The song premiered on Out Magazine prior to official release, with Tunstall telling the magazine:
It was a challenge writing something that felt celebratory and empowering, whilst at the same time remaining authentic to a continuing sense of struggle in Ray’s life.
I needed an element of normalcy...