Up in the Sky
Oasis * Track #4 On Definitely Maybe
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Up in the Sky by Oasis
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OasisWrited by
Noel GallagherAbout
“Up in the Sky” shows a lyrically angry side to Oasis set to a classic timeless rock tune. It was also released in an acoustic version that appeared as a B-Side to “Live Forever.”
Up in the Sky Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Hey, you up in the sky
Learning to fly, tell me how high
Do you think you'd go
Before you start falling?
Hey you up in the tree
You wanna be me, well, that couldn't be
'Cause the people here
They don't hear you calling
[Chorus]
How does it feel
When you're inside me?
[Verse 2]
Hey you wearing the crown
Making no sound, I've heard you feel down
Well, that's just too bad
Welcome to my world
Hey you stealing the light
I heard that the shine's gone out of your life
Well, that's just too bad
Welcome to my world
[Chorus]
How does it feel
When you're inside me?
[Bridge]
You'll need assistance with the things that you
Have never ever seen
It's just a case of never breathing out
Before you breathe it in
How does it feel
When you're inside?
I can feel you
Can you feel me?
[Verse 1]
Hey you up in the sky
Learning to fly, tell me how high
Do you think you'll go
Before you start falling?
Hey you up in a tree
You wanna be me, well, that couldn't be
'Cause the people here
They don't hear you calling
[Chorus]
How does it feel
When you're inside me?
[Bridge]
You'll need assistance with the things that you
Have never ever seen
It's just a case of never breathing out
Before you breathe it in
How does it feel
When you're inside?
Up in the Sky Q&A
Who wrote Up in the Sky's ?
Up in the Sky was written by Noel Gallagher.
Who produced Up in the Sky's ?
Up in the Sky was produced by Oasis & Mark Coyle.
When did Oasis release Up in the Sky?
Oasis released Up in the Sky on Mon Aug 29 1994.
What did Oasis say about "Up in the Sky"?
Noel Gallagher, 2004:
We were on the dole at the time under Conservative rule. It’s about establishment figures, who didn’t have a clue about how people were really living in England at the time and what they’d done to the country. It’s quite an angry song lyrically to a happy tune.