Fresh Strawberries
Franz Ferdinand
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We are fresh strawberries Fresh burst of red strawberries Ripe, turning riper in the bowl We will soon be rotten We will all be forgotten Half remembered rumours of the old So wouldn't it be easy with Something to believe in that could Give us more Than here's my work So where's my pay To buy what I don't need? Wouldn't it be easy to believe? (To believe?) To believe? (To believe?) Thieves believe Everybody steals I believe there's nothing to believe But I'd love the manual The instruction manual Oh, liars Swear that they never lie Wouldn't it be easy with Something to believe in that could Give us more Than here's my years So now they're gone It's time for me to leave Wouldn't it be easy to believe? (To believe?) To believe? Wouldn't it be easy to believe? Wouldn't it be easy to believe? We are fresh strawberries Fresh burst of red strawberries Ripe, turning riper – so… Wouldn't it be easy? Something could give us more But I don't know No I don't know I don't know what I need Wouldn't it be easy Oh couldn't it be easy Shouldn't it be easy To believe?
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Written by: ALEXANDER PAUL KAPRANOS HUNTLEY, NICHOLAS JOHN MCCARTHY, PAUL ROBERT THOMPSON, ROBERT HARDY
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12 facts about this song
Band Formation"Fresh Strawberries" is a track by the Scottish indie rock band, Franz Ferdinand. The band was formed in 2002 and features Alex Kapranos, Nick McCarthy, Bob Hardy, and Paul Thomson as its original members.
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Album InclusionThis track is a part of the band's fourth studio album, "Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action," released in 2013.
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Song CompositionThe track exemplifies Franz Ferdinand's signature post-punk and art rock style with its catchy, upbeat rhythm and thoughtful lyrics.
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CollaborationLike many songs on the album, "Fresh Strawberries" followed a collaborative songwriting and production process among the band's members.
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Concept & ThemeAlthough the title might suggest a lighthearted tune, "Fresh Strawberries" deals with the theme of mortality and the fleeting nature of life, employing the metaphor of fresh strawberries that won't remain fresh for long.
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ReceptionThe song was well-received by fans as well as critics for its introspective lyrics woven into a deceptively cheerful melody.
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Live PerformancesFranz Ferdinand has performed "Fresh Strawberries" at several live events and music festivals, always drawing an enthusiastic response from the audience.
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Song Duration"Fresh Strawberries" has a duration of 3 minutes and 21 seconds, fitting in with the album's generally tight and punchy song lengths.
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Placement in AlbumThe song is the seventh track on the "Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Action" album.
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Music Genre"Fresh Strawberries", like most of Franz Ferdinand's music, can be classified under the genres of Indie rock, Post-punk revival, and Dance-punk.
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LanguageThe song is performed in English, like all other songs by Franz Ferdinand.
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Music VideoDespite its popularity, "Fresh Strawberries" does not have an official music video. However, several live performance videos of the song are available.
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