White Rooms and People
Working Men’s Club * Track #4 On Working Men’s Club
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White Rooms and People by Working Men's Club
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Working Men’s ClubProduced by
Ross OrtonWrited by
Sydney Minksy-Sargeant & Jake BogackiWhite Rooms and People Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Dawn
A new day
And old age
Come for me
Dawn
A new day
And old age
Come for me
Dawn
A new day
And old age
Come for me
Dawn
A new day
And old age
Come for me
[Chorus]
We're friends in the summertime and knocking at my door
We're friends in the summertime and asking me for more and
[Verse 2]
Flowers blooming
People talking
Shit about you
So confused
Flowers blooming
People talking
Shit about you
So confused
[Pre-Chorus]
White rooms and people and me and you and something
White rooms and people and me and you and nothing
White rooms and people and me and you and
[Chorus]
We're friends in the summertime and knocking at my door
We're friends in the summertime and asking me for more and
We're friends in the summertime and knocking at my door
We're friends in the summertime and asking me for more and
White Rooms and People Q&A
Who wrote White Rooms and People's ?
White Rooms and People was written by Sydney Minksy-Sargeant & Jake Bogacki.
Who produced White Rooms and People's ?
White Rooms and People was produced by Ross Orton.
When did Working Men’s Club release White Rooms and People?
Working Men’s Club released White Rooms and People on Mon Feb 10 2020.
What did Working Men's Club say about "White Rooms and People"?
Speaking to DIY Mag in February 2020, Syd Minsky-Sargeant said:
People have an important role to play. Creative power is incredibly important in these times, whether it’s to soothe people’s pain, distract them or address how fucked up the world is right now. There are things we have to accept but t...
What have the artists said about the song?
It’s the poppiest, most indie-sounding tune on the record. It’s hooky and captures that era of what we were doing when we started—but it’s reinterpreted and much glossier. It feels like an older song to me. We did go back and reimagine it and put electronic drums on it, which I think really beefed i...