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Muse covered this song and released it as a b-side on the [[Resistance (single)|Resistance]] CD single. | Muse covered this song and released it as a b-side on the [[Resistance (single)|Resistance]] CD single. | ||
=Trivia= | |||
The song containes what is believed to be [[Matt Bellamy]]'s longest note, lasting approximately 18 seconds (2:33-2:51). | |||
==Lyrics== | ==Lyrics== |
Revision as of 14:03, 28 September 2010
Muse song | |
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Name | Prague |
Album/single | Resistance CD (2) |
Length | 3:36 |
Alternative titles | |
First live performance | |
Latest live performance | Unknown |
Recorded | Lake Como and Milan, Italy, 2009 |
Writer/composer | Mega City Four |
Producer | Muse |
Chart position |
Description
Prague was originally performed by Mega City Four, on their album 'Sebastopol Rd' (1992).
Muse covered this song and released it as a b-side on the Resistance CD single.
Trivia
The song containes what is believed to be Matt Bellamy's longest note, lasting approximately 18 seconds (2:33-2:51).
Lyrics
It breaks my heart
to leave you far behind and it breaks me up to leave so suddenly knowing we might never meet again and it hurts so much to lose another friend
I could hope you're just as sad to see me go but I'd hate to be the cause of grief to someone I like so Knowing we might never meet again And it hurts so much to lose another friend.
Well it breaks my heart It breaks my heart (x3) It breaks my heart to leave you far behind So far behind.
References
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