When wooden horses were in use
I would have built one
And left it for you
Yeah but I wanted to know
Yeah I wanted to know
How much are you?
How much are you?
How much are you?
How much are you?
Yeah I wanted to know
Yeah I wanted to know
Oh bring it in and let us see it
Oh let us see it
Oh bring it in and let us see it
Oh let us see it
Oh bring it in
And let us see it
A token heir means nowt in the hills
I swear I'm ready
Ready to kill
Yeah I wanted to know
Yeah I wanted to know
Oh bring it in and let us see it
Let us see it
Oh bring it in and let us see it
Let us see it
Oh bring it in
Oh bring it in
Bring it in
Bring it in
British Sea Power is a four-piece indie rock band based in Brighton, England, although three of the members originally hail from Kendal in Cumbria. Their sound ranges from sweeping, often epic, guitar pop to the visceral and angular, with influences spanning from The Cure and Joy Division to the Pixies. The band consists of Yan (Scott Wilkinson) on vocals and guitar, Noble (Martin Noble) on guitar, piano, and keyboards, Hamilton (Neil Hamilton Wilkinson) on bass guitar, backing vocals, and guitar, and Wood (Matthew Wood) on drums. British Sea Power is known for their poetic lyrics and maritime atmospheres, often inspired by their passion for nature and British history. Notable tracks include "Waving Flags", "The Noble Art of Self-Preservation", and "Carsick". Their debut album, "The Decline of British Sea Power" (2003), marked the beginning of their career, followed by successes such as "Open Season" (2005) and "Do You Like Rock Music?" (2008).
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