Embrace - Come Back To What You Know (Official Video)

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Official Video for "Come Back To What You Know" by Embrace, taken from the 1998 album ‘The Good Will Out’.

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Taken from the band’s debut album The Good Will Out, released May 1998 the single charted at number 6 in the UK singles chart, giving Embrace their highest charting single up to that point in their career. Come Back To What You Know was the last song recorded for the album, produced by legendary producer Youth, the single was the follow-up to the band’s anthemic All You Good Good People breakthrough top 10 single.

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EMBRACE ARE

Mickey Dale – keyboards and piano, backing vocals, horn and string arrangement.
Steve Firth – bass guitar
Mike Heaton – drums, percussion, backing vocals
Danny McNamara – lead vocals, acoustic guitar
Richard McNamara – lead guitar, keyboards, percussion, backing and lead vocals, production, mixing


LYRICS

Come back to what you know
Take everything real slow
I wanna lose you but I can't let you go

Before you interfere
Let me make it loud and clear
That you got no more to prove, I'm the fool

So take it easy on yourself
There's nothing new about regretting how you felt
I'll never let you down
Or ever feel the way that I've been fearing now

I'm coming back to what you know won't mean a thing
Everything that you've done keeps you from me
Now I know that I need more time
Come back and let me see you're right
I'm coming back to what you know
'Cause I know that I need it now it's gone
Now I know that I need more time
Come back and let me see you're right

So hang on to what you got, keep it safe
Hang on to what you got, keep it safe from harm
You'll find there's nothing new that we can't leave behind

Come back to what you know
Take everything real slow
I wanna lose you but I got far too high to let go
Now the demon in me knows what I knew so long ago

I'm coming back to what you know won't mean a thing
Everything that you've done keeps you from me
Now I know that I need more time
Come back and let me see you're right
I'm coming back to what you know
'Cause I know that I need it now it's gone
Now I know that I need more time
Come back and let me see you're right

So hang on to what you got, keep it safe
Hang on to what you got, keep it safe from harm
We've got time
We got time

I'm coming back to what you know won't mean a thing
Everything that you've done keeps you from me
Now I know that I need more time
Come back and let me see you're right
I'm coming back to what you know
'Cause I know that I need it now it's gone
Now I know that I need more time
Come back and let me see you're right

Come back to what you know
Take everything real slow
I tried to lose you but I got far too close


ABOUT EMBRACE

Formed in the early ‘90s, Embrace solidified their current line-up in 1996, consisting of brothers Danny and Richard McNamara, bassist Steve Firth, keyboardist Mickey Dale, and drummer Mike Heaton.

Their breakthrough came in 1997 with the indie anthem 'All You Good Good People', followed by top 10 hits 'Come Back To What You Know' and 'My Weakness Is None Of Your Business'. Debut album 'The Good Will Out’, released in June 1998 soared to number one and went on to sell over 500,000 copies in the UK alone, marking it out as one of the fastest-selling debuts by a British artist. Subsequent albums, 'Drawn from Memory' (2000) and 'If You've Never Been' (2001) both entered the top 10 before the band left their original label Hut Recordings.

After a three-year hiatus, Embrace signed with Independiente Records. 2004’s 'Out of Nothing’ album propelled the band back to the top of the charts, thanks in part to Coldplay's Chris Martin, who wrote the hit single ‘Gravity' for the album. The album went on to sell over 600,000 copies in the UK (2xPlatinum) and the band has now scored eight consecutive top 10 album in their career to date.

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Music video by Embrace performing Come Back To What You Know.