“Hurry On Home” is the first single off of Sleater-Kinney’s ninth studio album The Center Won’t Hold.
The lyric video for the song was directed by author, filmmaker, and longtime friend of the band Miranda July. It shows July frantically texting the song’s lyrics, mimicking the pose on the album co...
[Verse 1]
Hurry on home to me
I've set a place for two
Hurry on back to me
I've made my mood your mood
You know I'm dress downable, uptownable
Hair grabbable, grand slammable
Just hurry on home to me
'Cause it's just what we do
[Chorus]
Disconnect me from my bones
So I can float, so I can roam
Disconnect me from my skin
Erase the marks, begin again
[Verse 2]
Hurry on home to me
I've been in bed since noon
Hurry on back to me
I've cleared out all the rooms
You know I'm unfuckable, unlovable
Unlistenable, unwatchable
But just hurry on home to me
I've made more space for you
[Chorus]
Disconnect me from my bones
So I can float, so I can roam
Disconnect me from my skin
Erase the mark, begin again
Disconnect me from my bones
So I can float, so I can roam
Disconnect me from my skin
Erase the mark, begin again
[Outro]
Ah, ah, ah
You got me used to loving you
You got me used to loving you
You got me used to loving you
You got me used to loving you
You got me used to loving you
You got me used to loving you
You got me used to loving you
You got me used to loving you
You got me used to loving you
Hurry On Home was written by Carrie Brownstein & Corin Tucker & Janet Weiss.
Hurry On Home was produced by St. Vincent.
Sleater-Kinney released Hurry On Home on Wed May 29 2019.
The album speaks to a time where what is now normal should really be abnormal. So we wanted something a little disjointed. The song is kind of a choreography of grief and sadness. It’s couched in a domestic setting, so a feeling of despair and betrayal by someone you love, but in my mind, “you got m...