Champagne Year
Champagne Year

St. Vincent - Champagne Year Lyrics

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Sep 9, 2011
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Champagne Year Lyrics

So I thought I'd learned my lesson
But I secretly expected
A choir at the shore
And confetti through the falling air

I make a living telling people what they want to hear
It's not a killing, but it's enough to keep the cobwebs clear

'Cause it's not a perfect plan
It's not a perfect plan
But it's the one we got

It's not a perfect plan
But it's the one we got

'Cause I make a living telling people what they want to hear
And, boy, I tell you, it's gonna be a champagne year

Writer(s): Anne Erin Clark
Copyright(s): Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Who wrote the lyrics to 'Champagne Year' by St. Vincent?

    'Champagne Year' was written by Anne Erin Clark, who is professionally known as St. Vincent.

  2. Which album features the song 'Champagne Year' by St. Vincent?

    'Champagne Year' is a track from St. Vincent's third studio album, 'Strange Mercy', which was released on September 13, 2011.

  3. What inspired St. Vincent's album 'Strange Mercy'?

    St. Vincent, also known as Annie Clark, wrote 'Strange Mercy' in Seattle during a period of isolation to escape the information overload she was experiencing in New York. The songwriting process was likened to a 'day job,' inspired by Nick Cave's work ethic.

  4. What has been the critical reception of St. Vincent's album 'Strange Mercy'?

    Strange Mercy has received critical acclaim, with a score of 85 out of 100 on Metacritic, indicating 'universal acclaim.' Publications such as Pitchfork, Drowned in Sound, Spin, and Q have given it positive reviews.

  5. What musical genres does St. Vincent's music, including 'Champagne Year,' usually incorporate?

    St. Vincent's music often incorporates genres such as rock, pop, art rock, and indie rock. Her work is known for its wide array of instruments, complex arrangements, and polysemous lyrics.

  6. How does St. Vincent describe her approach to creative blocks or 'writer's block'?

    St. Vincent, also known as Annie Clark, does not believe in 'writer's block.' She considers it a fundamental lack of imagination and has found creative ways to stay inspired, such as transcribing Madonna's first record to understand its mechanics.

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