Ben Howard
Ben Howard
Ben Howard
Ben Howard
Ben Howard
Ben Howard
Ben Howard
Ben Howard
Ben Howard
Ben Howard
Ben Howard
Ben Howard
Ben Howard
Ben Howard
Ben Howard
Ben Howard
“What a Day” is the first single from Ben Howard’s fourth studio album, Collections from the Whiteout.
The track, alongside “Crowhurst’s Meme”, was released on Howard’s official YouTube account on 11th of December 2020, without any prior notice or announcements and was taken away after a couple of...
[Verse 1]
What a day to go around
Heavy in the sound of breaking mirrors
What a day to go around
Head up in the clouds, thought you were better
What a way to come around
While I take you out, I take you walking
Healing, mercy
[Chorus]
Shadow nearing
Course there's knowing
Where to put the right words, here in
Where does all the time go?
[Verse 2]
What a day to go around
Heavy in the sound of rivers breaking
What a day to go around
Well the sun came out and it was taking
Breaking me out
What a day to go around
While I take you out, I take you walking
Healing
[Chorus]
Missing light
Dancе around a pale blue sky
Wherе does all the time go?
Always fearing
Our hands clawing
Up against the light, it's nearing
Where does all the time go?
Always fearing
Our hands clawing
Up against the light, it's nearing
Where does all the time go?
[Instrumental Outro]
What A Day was written by Aaron Dessner & Ben Howard.
What A Day was produced by Aaron Dessner.
Ben Howard released What A Day on Tue Jan 26 2021.
In an interview, Ben Howard explained:
This was a nonsense idea loosely thrown together on the old English rhyme ‘back to back they faced each other, drew their swords and shot each other’ with a bit of animal hysteria thrown in.
Cloé [Bailly, director] somehow transformed a basic countryside shoo...
In an Apple Music exclusive track-by-track commentary, Howard said:
It’s loosely based on a walk in the countryside with an old friend of mine. We were talking clumsily about existentialism and had a great sort of pain that hung between us, and that’s really what the song was born from. I’d always...