No Hard Feelings
Wolf Alice * Track #10 On Blue Weekend
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No Hard Feelings by Wolf Alice
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Wolf AliceProduced by
Markus DravsWrited by
Joff Oddie & Joel Amey & Theo Ellis & Ellie RowsellAbout
This bass-driven minimalist ballad speaks of the heartache after a break-up. Starting from the painful, yet relatable scenery of blasting Amy Winehouse’s waterworks factory in the bathtub, the singer emerges from the pain realizing that “there is only so much sulking the heart can take”.
No Hard Feelings Lyrics
[Verse 1]
No hard feelings, honey
There'll be no bad blood
Losing your love has been hard enough
Life can be short but life can be sweet
No hard feelings, honey
The next time we meet
[Verse 2]
It's not hard to remember
When it was tough to hear your name
Crying in the bathtub
To "Love Is A Losing Game"
But there's only so much sulking
That the heart can entertain
No hard feelings, honey
Next time you come my way
[Verse 3]
The threads that kept us together
Were already wеaring thin
Would we ever havе tied the knot?
Well, how long is a piece of string?
And for everything that ends
Something else must begin
No hard feelings, honey
And we both will take the win
No Hard Feelings Q&A
Who wrote No Hard Feelings's ?
No Hard Feelings was written by Joff Oddie & Joel Amey & Theo Ellis & Ellie Rowsell.
Who produced No Hard Feelings's ?
No Hard Feelings was produced by Markus Dravs.
When did Wolf Alice release No Hard Feelings?
Wolf Alice released No Hard Feelings on Tue May 11 2021.
What did Wolf Alice say about "No Hard Feelings"?
This song started off as a really short intro to a heavy rock song that we eventually abandoned because we liked the intro more. The first time we played in this formation it made me cry, which isn’t hard, to be honest, but felt like a good indicator that we’d found the right way to play it.
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