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“Go” is unique among the songs making up this album in that guitarist James Iha sings the lead vocals. Whenever James sings on a Pumpkins track, he offers a more gentle and somewhat tender tinge to the song whereas Billy Corgan has a certain raw roughness about him.
This song acts quite beautifull...
The slowest night
The slowest dance
You sway across the room
As in a dream
An empty house
With empty rooms
I loved you so
But now you leave
Go, and leave if you must know
And go, I never wanted you to know
Go
We ran away
Or so we thought
Now I know you were told to go
To know love, to show love
And go
To give love, to feel loved
And go
I fell asleep
Washed up on the shore
I kissed my son christopher
He moved to speak
No words could reach me
But one once knew
Go love, and learn by your desire
And know love
You're the only reason why
I'm terrified to go
To know love, to show love
Go
To give love, to feel loved
Go
To know love, to show love
I'm begging you to go
Go was written by James Iha & Billy Corgan.
Go was produced by Billy Corgan.
The Smashing Pumpkins released Go on Tue Sep 05 2000.
Spin ranks this track as a “Standout,” although they seem to put a negative twist on it at the same time,
James Iha’s songwriting contributions to the SP canon tend to skew drowsy, and “Go” is a worthy part of that lineage. Despite its extra muscle — the production’s slathered in fuzz and the band...