Neighbors
Grizzly Bear * Track #9 On Painted Ruins
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Album Painted Ruins
Neighbors by Grizzly Bear
Release Date
Performed by
Grizzly BearProduced by
Chris Taylor & Daniel Rossen & Michael HarrisWrited by
Ed Droste & Chris Taylor & Christopher Bear & Daniel RossenAbout
“Neighbors” by Grizzly Bear was released July 21, 2017. The song’s deep rhythmic feel and deep vocals reflect the overall feel on the Painted Ruins album.
The song is called “Neighbors” as a description of the relationship within the song’s lyrics. The two partners have lost all intimacy between an...
Neighbors Lyrics
[Verse 1]
And here we go again
I pick up a pen
I write your name down
With a sense of dread
Could see you for an hour
Conversation stalls
And after so long
There's nothing really there
[Chorus]
Face to face
We'll watch our bodies break
Not a care in the world
That's the way you play
Face to face
But you left me broken
We'll watch our bodies break
But you left me helpless
Not a care in the world
That's the way you play
[Verse 2]
Half a mile away
Could see you every day
We never go there
And yet I don't care
With every passing day
Our history fades away
And I'm not sure why
There's nothing left to say
[Chorus]
Face to face
We'll watch our bodies break
Not a care in the world
That's the way you play
Face to face
But you left me broken
We'll watch our bodies break
But you left me helpless
Not a care in the world
That's the way you play
Neighbors Q&A
Who wrote Neighbors's ?
Neighbors was written by Ed Droste & Chris Taylor & Christopher Bear & Daniel Rossen.
Who produced Neighbors's ?
Neighbors was produced by Chris Taylor & Daniel Rossen & Michael Harris.
When did Grizzly Bear release Neighbors?
Grizzly Bear released Neighbors on Fri Jul 21 2017.
What did Grizzly Bear say about "Neighbors"?
In an interview with NPR, Ed Droste explained the song:
This song started with Dan and I in Santa Fe sitting by a fire during a snowstorm. It’s a rumination on the inevitable fading that happens between two people post separation, even if they live right next to each other.
In an interview on Vice...