Naturalise Me
Stats * Track #4 On Powys 1999
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Naturalise Me Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Won't you make me natural?
Naturalise me
I wish I was natural
Like the old country
[Pre-Chorus]
So make me clear as the rivers and clean as the air
Give me roots like the trees, make me sing like the birds
Make me belong
Won't you make me clear as the rivers and clean as the air?
Give me roots like the trees, make me sing like the birds
Make me belong
Make me belong
[Chorus]
Set me free, naturalise me
Set me free, naturalise me
Set me free, naturalise me
Set me free, naturalise me
[Verse 2]
'Cause I never had the bloodline
No, I was never clean
Sure, I can sing the right words
But I never know what they mean
[Pre-Chorus]
So make me clear as the rivers and clean as the air
Give me roots like the trees, make me sing like the birds
Make me belong
Oh, won't you make me clear as the rivers and clean as the air?
Give me roots like the trees, make me sing like the birds
Make me belong
[Chorus]
Set me free, naturalise me
Set me free, naturalise me
Set me free, naturalise me
Set me free, naturalise me
Set me free, naturalise me
Set me free, naturalise me
Set me free, naturalise me
Set me free, naturalise me
[Bridge]
Set me free (Set me free)
Set me free (There’s lightning coming)
Set me free (Set me free)
Set me free (There’s lightning coming)
[Chorus]
Set me free, naturalise me
Set me free, naturalise me
Set me free, naturalise me (There's lightning coming)
Set me free, naturalise me
Set me free, naturalise me
Set me free, naturalise me
Set me free, naturalise me (There's lightning coming)
Set me free, naturalise me
Naturalise Me Q&A
Who wrote Naturalise Me's ?
Naturalise Me was written by Ed Seed.
When did Stats release Naturalise Me?
Stats released Naturalise Me on Wed Sep 09 2020.
What did Stats say about "Naturalise Me"?
A September 2020 The Line of Best Fit article quotes lead singer Ed Seed saying:
Growing up I felt like I didn’t fit in or belong where I was born and raised. I’m sure a lot of people feel this way. When it comes to the countryside we often talk about the natural – and by implication the unnatural...