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SRXT by Bloc Party

Release Date
Wed Jan 24 2007
Performed by
Bloc Party
Produced by
Jacknife Lee
Writed by
Gordon Moakes & Russell Lissack & Matt Tong & Kele
About

“SRXT” is the last song from A Weekend in the City and builds on a very light sound of glockenspiel and guitars before adding in drums and a crescendo.

The song itself is about depression and the feeling of suicide. According to Kele:

It was inspired by the fact that in 2005 two of my friends told...

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SRXT Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Walking in the countryside
It seems that the winds have stopped
I took down the posters from my wall
Left letters for you all

I remember moments of happiness
Endless summer, acoustic guitars
Being a man made me coarse
When I wanted to be delicate

[Bridge]
I called up Eugene
Told him I was drowning
I called up Eugene
Told him I was drowning

[Verse 2]
Like a castaway on a warm ocean
Waiting for a purpose to rise
They say it's not becoming
For a boy my age

If you want to know what makes me sad
Well it's hope, the endurance of faith
A battle that lasts a lifetime
A fight that never ends

[Outro]
Walking in the countryside
It seems that the winds have stopped
Tell my mother I am sorry
And I loved her

SRXT Q&A

Who wrote SRXT's ?

SRXT was written by Gordon Moakes & Russell Lissack & Matt Tong & Kele.

Who produced SRXT's ?

SRXT was produced by Jacknife Lee.

When did Bloc Party release SRXT?

Bloc Party released SRXT on Wed Jan 24 2007.

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