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“Mine” sounds somewhat woozy, with aristocrats jazz-piano, trumpet solo, and exquisite Gershwin strings. The jazzy track came from the band’s love of saxophonist John Coltrane.
The song features a soulful trumpet solo by the late Roy Hargrove, whose solo was his last.
Billboard Magazine described...
[Intro]
There comes a time in a young man's life
He should settle down and find himself a wife
But I'm just fine 'cause I know that you are mine
[Verse 1]
I fight crime online sometimes
Then write rhymes I hide behind
And my switch, her wine, both crying
I'm fine if you are fine
[Verse 2]
Looking back on 2009
When people said that it was raining all the time
I see sunshine 'cause I know that you are mine
[Verse 3]
When you say that I'm wasting your time
Then I smile and tell you things will be fine
For some reason, I just can't say "I do"
[Outro]
There comes a time in a young man's life
He should settle down and find himself a wife
But I'm just fine 'cause I know you are mine
Mine was written by Ross MacDonald & Adam Hann & George Daniel & Matty Healy.
Mine was produced by George Daniel.
I didn’t expect a jazz standard from you guys.
Me neither. It came from our love of Coltrane. I always use the magpie analogy: A magpie will collect a diamond or a piece of glass or a piece of foil—it doesn’t matter, as long as it’s shiny and attractive. It’s the same thing with us—as long as it’s...
The track “Mine” came from our love of Coltrane. I always use the magpie analogy: A magpie will collect a diamond or a piece of glass or piece of foil – it doesn’t matter, as long as it’s shiny and attractive. It’s the same thing with us. I wanted a standard, because we wanted to write a new Gershwi...