King Krule
King Krule
King Krule
King Krule
King Krule
King Krule
King Krule
King Krule
King Krule
King Krule & Raveena
King Krule
King Krule
King Krule
King Krule
King Krule
“Seaforth” is the first single from King Krule’s fourth album Space Heavy, released on April 13th, 2023, along with its accompanying music video directed by Jocelyn Anquetil.
Curiously, Archy’s (at the time of release) four years old daughter is credited as co-writer of the song.
This song appears...
[Intro]
She's sleeping (She's sleeping)
Sleeping (Sleeping)
[Verse 1]
She speaks in my dreaming
I take her waist within my hands
And when I wake she melts away into the sand
What meanin', of this feelin'?
Why'd you return into the world of distant past?
We separate across the blades of growing grass (Across the blades of growing grass)
[Chorus]
I see you, the same eyes
Reflect the world that falls apart
There's a fire in my heart
'Cause this faith is all I have
(Baby, this faith is all I have)
[Verse 2]
Despite the, the brick walls, the ceilin'
Up here, I'm freer than the birds
We soar above the broken Earth
The train line in Seaforth
We sit and watch the planet die in urban burn
We sit and smile without concern
Now walk through shop centres together
Our love dissolves this universe (Our love dissolves the universe)
[Chorus]
I see you, my same eyes
Reflect the world that falls apart
There's a fire in our hearts
Baby, this faith is all I have
(Baby, this faith is all I have)
[Outro]
Baby, this faith is all I have (Baby, this faith is all I have)
Baby, this faith is all I have (This faith is all I have)
Baby, this faith is all I have (Baby, this faith is all I have)
We share the dark days between us (We share the dark days between us)
They put a heavy space between us (They put a heavy space between us)
They put a heavy space between us (They put a heavy space between us)
Seaforth was written by Archy Marshall.
Seaforth was produced by Archy Marshall & Dill Harris.
King Krule released Seaforth on Thu Apr 13 2023.
The song starts with talking about being emotionally attached to a memory, and it coming to haunt you. But the song is also about my relationship with my daughter and the world around us. When I say “up here,” I mean, “up here” [he adds, pointing to his head]. So no matter what the surrounding or pl...