Take my efforts high above red hues
Bones of ribbon don't stop me now
Whites went blue, then went yellow
Feet don't stop me now
They found me there in the sands, mmm
Bones of ribbon in my hands
Whites went blue, then went yellow
Pull off the cloak, time off the wall
Take determination
Take whatever you need
'Cause your body's made of metal
And your skin, it isn't real
Found me there in the sands
Bones of ribbon in my hands
Whites went blue, then went yellow
Please don't stop me now
Take determination
Take whatever you need
'Cause your body's made of metal
And your skin, it isn't real
They found me there in the sands
Bones of ribbon in my hand
Whites went blue, and then went yellow
And your feet don't stop me now
Feet don't stop me now
Well you know when you know, hey
Oh no, do you know it enough, hey
You won't know 'till you know it enough
You won't know 'till you know you know it enough
Feet don't stop me now
Feet don't stop me now
London Grammar is a British indie pop trio from Nottingham, formed in 2010. The group consists of Hannah Reid (vocals), Dan Rothman (guitar) and Dot Major (keyboards, programming). Their sound is characterized by electronic atmospheres, hypnotic melodies and Reid's powerful voice, which ranges from whispers to dramatic singing. Their debut album, *If You Wait*, released in 2013, was a huge international success, reaching number one on the UK indie albums chart. The album includes tracks like "Hey Now", "Wasting My Young Years" and "Strong", which helped introduce the band to the public. In 2017, *Truth Is A Beautiful Thing* was released, followed by *Californian Soil* in 2021. London Grammar has collaborated with artists such as Bon Iver and The xx, and their concerts are known for their intense and engaging atmosphere.
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