Statuesque

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About Statuesque

"Statuesque" is a 1996 song by Britpop band Sleeper, written by the band's vocalist and guitarist Louise Wener. "Statuesque" was the fourth and final single to be released from Sleeper's second album The It Girl and became the group's last top twenty hit on the UK Singles Chart.


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1996
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We should spend the night in a small hotel like this
Drinking champagne in it
We could drive your car through the east end streets to the city
And still make a day of it
Take all I have I've no secrets left to steal
What would you give me for a trip behind your steering wheel

I need high heels just to stand up
Got to carry some stairs to get near enough
I need some wheels to move you around
I've borrowed some tools to chisel you down
Tie me up and I'll confess
A thousand ways that make you statuesque

And it won't last for long better do you worst
While I'll forgive you of anything
Oh your so rehearsed
'Cause some wise guy built you pretty
So you'd get away with it

Take all I have I've no secrets left to steal
What would you give me for a trip behind your steering wheel

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Sleeper

Sleeper were a British Britpop band in the 1990s fronted by Louise Wener. The band had eight UK Top 40 hit singles and three UK Top 10 albums. Their music was also featured in the soundtrack of Trainspotting. more »

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Written by: LOUISE WENER

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10 facts about this song

Band Origin
"Statuesque" was by a British band famously known as "Sleeper." The band was formed in London in 1993.
Album Release
This song "Statuesque" was part of the band's second studio album called "The It Girl."
Album Performance
"The It Girl" was released in 1996 and was successful in Britain, reaching number five on the UK Albums Chart.
Song Interpretation
"Statuesque" lyrically explores the tension between yearning for perfection and dealing with reality's imperfections.
Genre
Sleeper, known for their Britpop style, reflects this genre in "Statuesque," which features electric guitars, rhythmic drums, and Louise Wener's distinctive vocals.
Movie Soundtrack
The song "Statuesque" was included in the soundtrack of the Hollywood movie "The Full Monty" released in 1997.
Band's Hiatus
Sleeper disbanded in 1998, only two years after "Statuesque" debuted, making it one of the final tracks they released before their hiatus.
Band's Lead Vocal
Louise Wener, the lead vocal of the band, gave the song "Statuesque" its unique sound with her captivating voice.
The Song's Popularity
Despite being more than two decades old, "Statuesque" remains one of Sleeper's most beloved songs.
Reformation of the band
Sleeper reformed in 2017 and began making music again, but "Statuesque" remains a fan-favorite from their original run.

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