Rinse Me Down
Rinse Me Down

Bombay Bicycle Club - Rinse Me Down Lyrics

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Jul 12, 2010
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Rinse Me Down Lyrics

Chasing the night
To make it right
Oh and you had it
Caught like a rabbit

Told you to wait
But it's too late
You got your man
Rinsing him down

Turning your head
To mine instead
Gave me the eyes
Burning like light

Writer(s): JACK WILLIAM THOMAS STEADMAN
Copyright(s): Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Who wrote the lyrics for 'Rinse Me Down'?

    The lyrics for 'Rinse Me Down' were written by Jack William Thomas Steadman, who is the frontman of the English indie rock band Bombay Bicycle Club.

  2. What album is 'Rinse Me Down' from?

    'Rinse Me Down' is included in Bombay Bicycle Club's second studio album, 'Flaws', which was released on 9 July 2010 by Island Records.

  3. What is unique about the album 'Flaws'?

    The album 'Flaws' is unique because it features entirely acoustic music, including acoustic versions of previous tracks and cover versions of other artists. This marked a departure from the band's typical indie rock sound, showcasing their versatility.

  4. How was 'Rinse Me Down' received by the public and critics?

    'Rinse Me Down', as part of the 'Flaws' album, contributed to a mixed reception. Critics appreciated the melodically strong and lyrically intelligent material, but some were divided over the acoustic direction. The album received a 63 rating on Metacritic, indicating generally favorable reviews.

  5. Did 'Rinse Me Down' chart in the UK?

    Despite being featured on BBC Radio 1's B Playlist, 'Rinse Me Down' did not chart in the UK. The album 'Flaws', however, debuted at No. 8 on the UK Albums Chart.

  6. What inspired the acoustic approach for 'Flaws'?

    Bombay Bicycle Club chose an acoustic approach for 'Flaws' after completing their first album, aiming to explore different musical styles. Guitarist Jamie MacColl's father, Neil MacColl, was involved in production, further influencing the acoustic direction.

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