It’s Always the Quiet Ones
Suede * Track #9 On Autofiction
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- #2Personality Disorder
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- #4The Only Way I Can Love You
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- #5
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- #6Drive Myself Home
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- #7Black Ice
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- #8Shadow Self
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- #9It’s Always the Quiet Ones
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- #10What Am I Without You?
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- #11Turn off Your Brain and Yell
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- #12Still Waiting
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- #13
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It’s Always the Quiet Ones by Suede
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SuedeProduced by
Ed BullerWrited by
Brett Anderson & Neil Codling & Richard OakesIt’s Always the Quiet Ones Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Brittle little smile
Pretty petrol eyes
We keep our shadows locked up here inside
Try not to offend
Or to disappoint them
Write them letters you will never send
[Chorus]
Oh, they stay in shadows
All the heart breakers
Oh, they stay in shadows
All the trouble makers
It’s always the quiet ones
It’s always the quiet ones
[Verse 2]
Don’t show that you’re hurt
You won’t be the first
To hide the bruises thеre under your shirt
Oh, and your secrеt’s safe with me
So admit your complicity
And write them words that they will never read
[Chorus]
Oh, they stay in shadows
All the heart breakers
Oh, they stay in shadows
All the trouble makers
It’s always the quiet ones
It’s always the quiet ones
They stay in shadows
All the heart breakers
Oh, they stay in shadows
All the trouble makers
Oh, they stay in shadows
All the heart breakers
Oh, they stay in shadows
All the trouble makers
It’s always the quiet ones
It’s always the quiet ones
It’s Always the Quiet Ones Q&A
Who wrote It’s Always the Quiet Ones's ?
It’s Always the Quiet Ones was written by Brett Anderson & Neil Codling & Richard Oakes.
Who produced It’s Always the Quiet Ones's ?
It’s Always the Quiet Ones was produced by Ed Buller.
When did Suede release It’s Always the Quiet Ones?
Suede released It’s Always the Quiet Ones on Fri Sep 16 2022.
What did Suede say about "It’s Always the Quiet Ones"?
This was Neil [Codling, keyboardist]’s baby. We wrote something together ages ago that he suggested I look at again. I came up with this chorus based on that. Knowing there was something good in it but not quite right yet, he tirelessly went about trying to fit different verses in to make the whole...