Music video by The Coral performing Who's Gonna Find Me. (c) 2007 Deltasonic Records 2002 Ltd. YouTube view counts pre-VEVO: 1,678.

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Album · 2006 · 1 Song. Who's Gonna Find Me. 3:28. Released: 1 Oct 2006. 2007 Deltasonic Records Limited. See All. The Best of The Coral.

It's 6 in the evening And I'm sweeping up the day The people repeat them But I am here to stay. Lyrics submitted by Trash Glam. Who's Gonna Find Me" as written by Nicholas Power James Skelly.

The Coral is the eponymous debut studio album by British indie rock band The Coral. It was released 29 July 2002 in the United Kingdom on the Deltasonic label, where it debuted at number 5 in the charts, and on 3 March 2003 in the United States on Columbia Records. It was also nominated for the Mercury Music Prize. Who's Gonna Find Me". "Jacqueline". Love Undercover (2013). php?title The Coral (album)&oldid 867076942".

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The song 'Who's Gonna Find Me' by The Coral has a tempo of 132 beats per minute (BPM) on 'Roots & Echoes'. This song is played at 132 Beats Per Minute (Allegro), or 33 Measures/Bars Per Minute. Time Signature: 4/4. Use the Metronome below to practice at this tempo. Video Who's Gonna Find Me. Roots & Echoes. 1. 3'29. Waiting for the Heartaches. Nightfreak and the Sons of Becker.

And the hours, they build From underneath the spell, once again. It’s 6 in the evening And im sweeping up the day The people beneath them But I am here to stay. músicas top novidades top artistas letra. Mais ouvidas de The Coral. 01 Precious Eyes (Album Version). 23 Far from the Crowd (Album Version). 24 Who's Gonna Find Me (Instrumental Version). 25 The Golden Bough (Recent Studio Session). músicas de The Coral.

Who’s Gonna Find Me. Do we reward The Coral for continuing to plough the same thankless furrow or do we damn them for the same? We reward them, of course, as long as they keep coming up with uncomplicated, understatedly affecting beat-pop like most of the rest to be found in said furrow. There’s nothing here that will shake the walls of Poptown down, but there are some lovely changes of key, some excellent guitar-wanking, and James Skelly is starting to take on the authoritative tones of a rock dinosaur even though he’s probably still only about 12 years old.